CHRIS’ POV
After meting out a punishment for Judy, I retired to my room, a sense of satisfaction washing over me.I had taken a dark satisfaction in humiliating her. Did she truly believe I would let her and her family walk away without exacting my revenge?
By now, Judy might have realised that I was not the same Chris she had known. The other Chris was soft-hearted, naive and her best friend who would have never hurt her.
Alas! Things were different now.
The anger and hatred seething in my heart were relentless, consuming every corner of my being like a fire that refused to die down. It wasn’t just a fleeting emotion; it was a storm brewing within me, dark and unyielding, pushing aside any remnants of the person I used to be.
Each thought of her and what had transpired stoked the flames further, feeding a bitterness that felt as if it had been etched into my very soul.
It was an unbearable heaviness, pressing against my chest, making it hard to breathe. The hate wasn’t just directed outward—it was a reflection of the betrayal, the humiliation, and the helplessness I had endured.
It poisoned every memory, turning once-warm moments into sharp reminders of pain. My mind circled endlessly, replaying everything that had gone wrong, every perceived slight, until it felt like there was no escape from the darkness within.
This fury didn’t just affect my thoughts—it warped who I was. The part of me that had once sought kindness and connection felt foreign now, drowned out by the need for retribution, for power, for control. I couldn’t go back to the person I used to be, not with this boiling rage taking over every fibre of my being.
Anger had become my constant companion, and hatred was the only thing that felt real anymore. Pleasure blurred into pain, and pain transformed into pleasure, each feeding into the other in an endless, twisted cycle.
It was a paradox that consumed me—a sensation that was as intoxicating as it was agonizing. The boundaries between the two dissolved, leaving me caught in a space where they became indistinguishable, where every sharp sting brought an inexplicable thrill, and every fleeting moment of joy carried an undercurrent of torment.
Immediately, I undressed and stood in front of the mirror. However, that would not suffice. All I needed was to replay the scene from slutty Judy’s room.
As I held my hard long cock in my large hand and caressed it, I thought about Judy. It would not be long until I would shove it in her throat and her pussy. The slut that she was, she would love it.
I had uncovered her little secret—her body’s traitorous response to the sting of inflicted pain, a thrill she couldn’t entirely hide. It was a revelation that caught me off guard, a glimpse into a side of her she likely wished to keep buried.
The subtle way her breathing hitched, her wet cunt—it was undeniable.
Thinking about how she begged me and how I punished her, I sped my movements until I cummed. The thick liquid splattered on the mirror, my hand and on the floor. I could not wait to drown her slutty face.
***
The next day, I arrived at school at my usual time, slipping seamlessly into the rhythm of my routine. After dropping off my bag, I headed straight for the basketball court, the sound of sneakers squeaking against the polished floor and the rhythmic bounce of the ball echoing through the gym.
The familiar rush of adrenaline coursed through me as I joined the game, the sharp focus it demanded offering a welcome distraction from the storm of thoughts lingering in the back of my mind.
All the girls were watching us from the sidelines, their eyes tracking every move, every shot. I didn’t mind the sweat trickling down my face and soaking my shirt; in fact, I welcomed it.
For one, the girls seemed to love it—something about the raw, unfiltered energy of the game always drew their attention. But more importantly, the heat of the game and the physical exertion gave me an outlet for the anger and hatred simmering inside me.
Each dribble, each jump, and every point scored helped chip away at the tension that threatened to consume me.
As the game came to an end and the whistle blew, I wiped the sweat from my forehead, ready to head to the locker room. But before I could take more than a few steps, Katarina, the school’s reigning queen of popularity and the undeniable head-turner, dashed toward me.
Her blonde hair shimmered under the sunlight, bouncing with every step, and her confident smile only added to her allure.
Yet, despite her radiant confidence and magnetic charm, I hated her. Why? Because her outgoing personality grated on my nerves.
She was a social butterfly, flitting from one circle to another with ease, her boldness veering into territory that felt too much. She was too forward, too eager to draw attention, especially from guys.
It was as if she thrived on being at the centre of it all, jumping at their throats with her flirtatious ways, leaving little room for authenticity.
"Hi, Chris," Katarina purred, her tone dripping with a practised seduction that made my skin crawl.
She stepped closer, her eyes locking onto mine with an intensity that was hard to ignore. The scent of her expensive perfume wafted over me, sweet and overwhelming. She tilted her head slightly, her lips curving into a playful smile that I was sure she thought was irresistible.
I stayed silent for a moment, my expression unreadable. I wasn’t in the mood for her games, and the sight of her batting her lashes at me only fuelled my irritation.
"What do you want, Katarina?" I asked flatly, my tone deliberately devoid of interest.
She feigned a pout, pressing a manicured finger to her bottom lip.
"So cold today," she said with a mock sigh. "Can’t a girl just come over to say hi to her favourite basketball star?"
I raised an eyebrow at her, unimpressed. "Cut to the chase," I said, tossing the basketball from one hand to the other.
Her smile widened, and she stepped even closer, brushing a strand of hair behind her ear in a move that felt calculated.
"Fine," she said, her voice dipping lower. "I was thinking… maybe you’d like to join me at the party this weekend? It’ll be fun. Just you and me."
Her invitation was as transparent as glass, her intentions crystal clear. I couldn’t help but smirk at the predictability of it all.
"Not interested," I replied, my voice clipped, as I turned to walk toward the locker room.
She reached out, lightly grabbing my arm.
"Oh, come on, Chris," she coaxed, her tone laced with sweet persistence. "You can’t avoid me forever."
I stopped, glancing down at her hand gripping my arm before reluctantly meeting her gaze. Her eyes sparkled with a mischievous glint, and before I could react or step away, she swiftly closed the gap between us, wrapping her arms around my neck in a bold move.
Caught off guard, my reflexes kicked in almost instinctively. For a split second, I thought she might lose her balance, and without thinking, my hands shot to her hips, steadying her body. The gesture was automatic, a reaction honed from years of quick thinking on the court.
Her closeness was unnerving, the scent of her perfume overpowering as it surrounded me. Katarina's lips curved into a sly smile, her eyes searching mine for something—approval, desire, or maybe just a sign that her stunt had flustered me.
“See?” she murmured, her voice low and sultry, as if trying to make a point. “You don’t want to push me away.”
Her words grated on my nerves, but I forced myself to stay calm. I could feel the curious stares of people nearby, their murmurs and giggles fuelling my irritation.
My jaw clenched as I met her gaze, my hands still holding her steady out of necessity, not desire.
"Is this your idea of fun?" I asked coldly, my tone sharper than I intended. "Throwing yourself at someone and hoping for what—a reaction?"
Her smile faltered for a brief second before she quickly recovered, tilting her head as if unaffected. "Maybe I just know what I want," she said with a coy shrug, tightening her grip around my neck.
As I did not want to see her face, I turned my gaze to the other side, only to spot Judy and Jason. Judy got out of Jason’s car! How dare she disobey me? My jaw clenched and I had to deal with Judy sooner than later.
Judy had seen me but instead of walking to me, she quickly went inside the building. Now I was furious.
With deliberate movements, I shifted my hands away from Katarina’s hips and stepped back, forcing her to let go.
"Then let me make it clear," I said, my voice hard and unyielding. "You’ll never get it from me."
Her expression flickered between surprise and frustration as I turned and walked away, leaving her standing there with nothing but her bruised ego and the whispers of the onlookers.
JUDY’S POVAfter witnessing the unsettling scene between Chris and Katarina, I made up my mind to steer clear of him altogether. Avoidance seemed like the safest option, considering what he had done to me. The memories of his actions haunted me, and I couldn’t help but wonder: was this who he truly was now? Did he treat Katarina—or any other girl—the same way he had treated me?The thought gnawed at me, a mix of curiosity and unease twisting in my stomach. It wasn’t as though I had ever seen him with someone else, at least not in the past. Chris wasn’t the type to flaunt relationships or bring anyone to his place.It had always been just the two of us back when things were different, when we were closer than anyone could understand. His home had been a second sanctuary for me, a place where I thought I was safe. Now, the memory of those moments felt distant, almost surreal, like a story from someone else’s life.I wondered if Katarina, with her bold confidence and relentless charm, h
JUDY’S POVThe belt struck my hands with a force that sent a searing jolt of pain through my entire body. My reflexive cry echoed in the empty classroom, tears streaming down my cheeks as the agony spread like fire under my skin. I clenched my fists, trembling, trying desperately to hold back the sobs threatening to consume me. But it was no use. Each strike was more unbearable than the last. I could feel the tears soaking the blindfold. I believed he was satisfied seeing me in this state. But my voice was trembling with hurt and disbelief. “Why?” I choked out, barely able to form words over the lump in my throat. “Why are you doing this to me, Chris?”He didn’t answer. The silence was heavier than the pain he inflicted. His cold, detached demeanour was a stranger's—a cruel figure who bore no resemblance to the Chris I had once cared for so deeply. "Chris!" I cried again, louder this time, desperation lacing every syllable. "Please, just tell me what I did! Why do you hate me so m
CHRIS’ POV“You think you’re so innocent,” I said, my voice low but sharp, cutting into me like a blade. Since she kept demanding an answer, her tear-filled eyes pleading for a reason I couldn’t disclose, I found myself cornered. I had to say something to deflect her relentless questioning, though the truth was far too complicated and raw to share. So, I chose the easiest path—a lie. Or at least, it felt like one. But was it really?In my mind, I rationalized it. She had disobeyed me. She had gone back to Jason, despite everything, despite the unspoken boundaries I thought we had established. That blatant disregard, that choice to stand beside someone I couldn’t stand, made her actions feel like a betrayal. In my anger, I labelled her choices as something more: shameless, disloyal, and yes—slutty.“You walk around like the world revolves around you,” I continued. The more hurt she was, the more peaceful I was.“What are you talking about?” Judy had asked, her voice rising in frustr
JUDY’S POVAfter escaping from Chris, I found myself collapsing into a secluded corner of the campus, my body trembling with sobs. Hot tears cascaded down my cheeks, and my hand throbbed painfully from the ordeal I had endured. But it wasn’t just the physical pain—it was the emotional agony that clawed at me relentlessly. My heart felt as though it had been ripped apart, leaving behind a gaping wound that refused to close.As I sat there, choking on the weight of my emotions, my mind drifted to the past. The memories of Chris and me—of laughter, warmth, and moments of genuine connection—played like an unrelenting film reel in my head. Those memories, once a source of comfort, now felt like cruel reminders of what we had lost. How had things come to this? How had the boy who once made me feel safe become the source of my deepest pain?I couldn’t let it go unanswered. The confusion and torment were suffocating, and I needed clarity, no matter how painful the truth might be. Resolving
JUDY’S POVIt had been nearly a year since Chris had started drifting away from me. At first, I tried to reach out, leaving him messages, showing up at his door, and even waiting for him outside of classes, hoping he would talk to me. But nothing worked. Ever since his father passed away a year ago, he had grown distant, almost untouchable, burying himself in silence. He never said it outright, but I knew that grief had changed him, making him quieter, harder to reach, and leaving me on the outside, uncertain of how to help.In the past, Chris and I had always been each other's go-to for school dances. It was a tradition of ours, and even the thought of going with anyone else had seemed strange—unthinkable, almost. I would look forward to those nights where we would dress up, meet up for photos, and laugh over nothing in particular, just because we were together. However this year, as the school dance approached, I found myself hesitating. How could I ask him to be my partner when w
CHRIS’ POVThe moment Judy stepped out in that dress, she was breathtaking. The dark green dress she was wearing clung to her frame in a way that were both elegant and striking, the colour bringing out the warmth in her complexion. The fabric shimmered faintly under the light, flowing gracefully as she moved, each step confident yet unassuming. The neckline highlighted the gentle curve of her collarbone, while the dress’ tailored fit accentuated her silhouette without being ostentatious.For a moment, I couldn't help but take in the sight of her. The way the dress complemented her natural beauty felt almost unfair, like she had stepped out of a painting. Then I caught myself staring and quickly masked my thoughts, straightening up as if nothing had phased me.A pang hit me, deep and sharp, an ache that felt so familiar it was almost comforting. It was as though every memory I had locked away had cracked open, flooding me with a wave of something I could not quite name—longing, regret
JUDY’S POV“Look what you made me do, Judy…”I stood there in my room, feeling utterly humiliated, my heart heavy with emotions I could not quite place. The tears burned at the back of my eyes, but I refused to let them fall. I was so angry, and yet there was a deep ache in my chest I could not ignore. My hands trembled as I clutched my thighs, trying desperately to keep myself together. How had everything gotten so messed up?“Chris…”I called out trying to turn, but he restrained my movement. He held me by the nape of the neck and pushed me gently against the wall. At least, he did not shove me into the wall hurting my face. The warm concrete against his cold demeanour made my stomach churn. “You want to look at me, Judy?” I stayed quiet.“Answer me!”“Y-yes.”I had no idea why I said that but I regretted instantly.Now, as I stood in front of him, I felt like I was looking at a stranger. His cold eyes pierced through me, filled with a level of disdain I had not seen before. His
JUDY’S POVI had not slept well at all since last night. The events that had unfolded were still replaying in my mind, keeping me restless and uneasy. My body ached for rest, but the weight of the day pulled me out of bed. I did not feel like getting up, especially not for school, but I knew I had no choice. Today was not just another ordinary day—it was crucial because of the rehearsal with my group.Singing had been a passion of mine for as long as I could remember. From a young age, I was drawn to music, and my love for it led me to enrol in singing classes. It did not take long for my teacher to notice my vocal ability, and she made sure I was integrated into the group. I was the lead singer, and together, our group had gone on to win several competitions. It was something I was incredibly proud of, and it had become a significant part of my life.Today’s rehearsal was important for more than just the usual practice. With everything that had happened recently, I needed the distra
JUDY’S POVAfter escaping from Chris, I found myself collapsing into a secluded corner of the campus, my body trembling with sobs. Hot tears cascaded down my cheeks, and my hand throbbed painfully from the ordeal I had endured. But it wasn’t just the physical pain—it was the emotional agony that clawed at me relentlessly. My heart felt as though it had been ripped apart, leaving behind a gaping wound that refused to close.As I sat there, choking on the weight of my emotions, my mind drifted to the past. The memories of Chris and me—of laughter, warmth, and moments of genuine connection—played like an unrelenting film reel in my head. Those memories, once a source of comfort, now felt like cruel reminders of what we had lost. How had things come to this? How had the boy who once made me feel safe become the source of my deepest pain?I couldn’t let it go unanswered. The confusion and torment were suffocating, and I needed clarity, no matter how painful the truth might be. Resolving
CHRIS’ POV“You think you’re so innocent,” I said, my voice low but sharp, cutting into me like a blade. Since she kept demanding an answer, her tear-filled eyes pleading for a reason I couldn’t disclose, I found myself cornered. I had to say something to deflect her relentless questioning, though the truth was far too complicated and raw to share. So, I chose the easiest path—a lie. Or at least, it felt like one. But was it really?In my mind, I rationalized it. She had disobeyed me. She had gone back to Jason, despite everything, despite the unspoken boundaries I thought we had established. That blatant disregard, that choice to stand beside someone I couldn’t stand, made her actions feel like a betrayal. In my anger, I labelled her choices as something more: shameless, disloyal, and yes—slutty.“You walk around like the world revolves around you,” I continued. The more hurt she was, the more peaceful I was.“What are you talking about?” Judy had asked, her voice rising in frustr
JUDY’S POVThe belt struck my hands with a force that sent a searing jolt of pain through my entire body. My reflexive cry echoed in the empty classroom, tears streaming down my cheeks as the agony spread like fire under my skin. I clenched my fists, trembling, trying desperately to hold back the sobs threatening to consume me. But it was no use. Each strike was more unbearable than the last. I could feel the tears soaking the blindfold. I believed he was satisfied seeing me in this state. But my voice was trembling with hurt and disbelief. “Why?” I choked out, barely able to form words over the lump in my throat. “Why are you doing this to me, Chris?”He didn’t answer. The silence was heavier than the pain he inflicted. His cold, detached demeanour was a stranger's—a cruel figure who bore no resemblance to the Chris I had once cared for so deeply. "Chris!" I cried again, louder this time, desperation lacing every syllable. "Please, just tell me what I did! Why do you hate me so m
JUDY’S POVAfter witnessing the unsettling scene between Chris and Katarina, I made up my mind to steer clear of him altogether. Avoidance seemed like the safest option, considering what he had done to me. The memories of his actions haunted me, and I couldn’t help but wonder: was this who he truly was now? Did he treat Katarina—or any other girl—the same way he had treated me?The thought gnawed at me, a mix of curiosity and unease twisting in my stomach. It wasn’t as though I had ever seen him with someone else, at least not in the past. Chris wasn’t the type to flaunt relationships or bring anyone to his place.It had always been just the two of us back when things were different, when we were closer than anyone could understand. His home had been a second sanctuary for me, a place where I thought I was safe. Now, the memory of those moments felt distant, almost surreal, like a story from someone else’s life.I wondered if Katarina, with her bold confidence and relentless charm, h
CHRIS’ POVAfter meting out a punishment for Judy, I retired to my room, a sense of satisfaction washing over me.I had taken a dark satisfaction in humiliating her. Did she truly believe I would let her and her family walk away without exacting my revenge?By now, Judy might have realised that I was not the same Chris she had known. The other Chris was soft-hearted, naive and her best friend who would have never hurt her. Alas! Things were different now. The anger and hatred seething in my heart were relentless, consuming every corner of my being like a fire that refused to die down. It wasn’t just a fleeting emotion; it was a storm brewing within me, dark and unyielding, pushing aside any remnants of the person I used to be. Each thought of her and what had transpired stoked the flames further, feeding a bitterness that felt as if it had been etched into my very soul.It was an unbearable heaviness, pressing against my chest, making it hard to breathe. The hate wasn’t just directe
JUDY’S POVI had not slept well at all since last night. The events that had unfolded were still replaying in my mind, keeping me restless and uneasy. My body ached for rest, but the weight of the day pulled me out of bed. I did not feel like getting up, especially not for school, but I knew I had no choice. Today was not just another ordinary day—it was crucial because of the rehearsal with my group.Singing had been a passion of mine for as long as I could remember. From a young age, I was drawn to music, and my love for it led me to enrol in singing classes. It did not take long for my teacher to notice my vocal ability, and she made sure I was integrated into the group. I was the lead singer, and together, our group had gone on to win several competitions. It was something I was incredibly proud of, and it had become a significant part of my life.Today’s rehearsal was important for more than just the usual practice. With everything that had happened recently, I needed the distra
JUDY’S POV“Look what you made me do, Judy…”I stood there in my room, feeling utterly humiliated, my heart heavy with emotions I could not quite place. The tears burned at the back of my eyes, but I refused to let them fall. I was so angry, and yet there was a deep ache in my chest I could not ignore. My hands trembled as I clutched my thighs, trying desperately to keep myself together. How had everything gotten so messed up?“Chris…”I called out trying to turn, but he restrained my movement. He held me by the nape of the neck and pushed me gently against the wall. At least, he did not shove me into the wall hurting my face. The warm concrete against his cold demeanour made my stomach churn. “You want to look at me, Judy?” I stayed quiet.“Answer me!”“Y-yes.”I had no idea why I said that but I regretted instantly.Now, as I stood in front of him, I felt like I was looking at a stranger. His cold eyes pierced through me, filled with a level of disdain I had not seen before. His
CHRIS’ POVThe moment Judy stepped out in that dress, she was breathtaking. The dark green dress she was wearing clung to her frame in a way that were both elegant and striking, the colour bringing out the warmth in her complexion. The fabric shimmered faintly under the light, flowing gracefully as she moved, each step confident yet unassuming. The neckline highlighted the gentle curve of her collarbone, while the dress’ tailored fit accentuated her silhouette without being ostentatious.For a moment, I couldn't help but take in the sight of her. The way the dress complemented her natural beauty felt almost unfair, like she had stepped out of a painting. Then I caught myself staring and quickly masked my thoughts, straightening up as if nothing had phased me.A pang hit me, deep and sharp, an ache that felt so familiar it was almost comforting. It was as though every memory I had locked away had cracked open, flooding me with a wave of something I could not quite name—longing, regret
JUDY’S POVIt had been nearly a year since Chris had started drifting away from me. At first, I tried to reach out, leaving him messages, showing up at his door, and even waiting for him outside of classes, hoping he would talk to me. But nothing worked. Ever since his father passed away a year ago, he had grown distant, almost untouchable, burying himself in silence. He never said it outright, but I knew that grief had changed him, making him quieter, harder to reach, and leaving me on the outside, uncertain of how to help.In the past, Chris and I had always been each other's go-to for school dances. It was a tradition of ours, and even the thought of going with anyone else had seemed strange—unthinkable, almost. I would look forward to those nights where we would dress up, meet up for photos, and laugh over nothing in particular, just because we were together. However this year, as the school dance approached, I found myself hesitating. How could I ask him to be my partner when w