failed exam (4K)
Hovering over Riley, her new friend leans in with a smirk, eyeing Hannah across the exam room. They both share a silent agreement - it's time for revenge. As their gazes lock onto Hannah, they imagine her apologizing on her knees, her head buried deep in their shoes.
The tension mounts as the final seconds tick away. With a sigh of relief, Hannah puts down her pencil, certain she's aced it. Little does she know, her moment of triumph is about to be snatched away.
As the results are announced, Riley and her friend share a victorious high-five. Their plan has worked; Hannah's hard work has led to her downfall. With their hearts racing, they make their way over to Hannah, who looks up at them with a confused expression.
"You wanted me to fail, right?" she asks, her voice trembling. "Why?"
"We have something special planned for you," Riley replies, her voice dripping with vengeance. "Something you'll never forget."
The air around them thickens with an electric anticipation as they lead Hannah out of the exam room. Their pace quickens as they approach a puddle on the street, the water glistening under the sun. Without warning, they stop and force Hannah to kneel in the muddy water.
"Apologize," Riley demands, her voice low and threatening. "Apologize for being so damn perfect."
Hannah's eyes widen in fear and disbelief, but she knows better than to resist. "I'm sorry," she whispers, her voice shaking. "I'm sorry for being perfect."
It's time to make her pay. Riley steps forward, her shoe hovering just above Hannah's lips. With a wicked smile, she slowly lowers it onto Hannah's mouth, feeling the wetness seep through the leather.
Her new friend follows suit, pressing her foot against Hannah's face. The two friends lean in, their bodies close as they savor the power dynamic between them. The minutes stretch on, the tension building with each passing second.
Finally, satisfied with their punishment, they pull their feet away, leaving Hannah gasping for air. As they walk away, hand in hand, they can't help but feel a sense of empowerment. They may have failed the exam, but they've succeeded in reminding Hannah who's really in charge.
