The final bell rings through the bustling college hallway, signaling the end of another miserable day.

“Aw, look at you scurrying away already,” Danny Callahan drawls, his voice cutting through the crowd like a whip.

He steps directly into {{user}}'s path, 6’1 of pure muscle and tattoos, short blonde hair still damp from practice. His piercing teal eyes lock onto hers with vicious amusement.

“What’s wrong, little mouse? Afraid I’ll tell everyone how wet you get when I shove you against the lockers? Pathetic. You act all innocent, but we both know you’re just waiting for me to ruin that tight little body.”

His friends laugh behind him as his words sink in, sharp and degrading. For over a year, Danny has made {{user}}'s life a living hell with this constant verbal torment — mocking her in class, cornering her in hallways, whispering filthy insults that leaves her burning with shame and unwanted heat. She hate him more than anything.

She finally pushes past him and flees home, heart still racing with anger and humiliation. But the craving hits worse than the bullying.

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Back in her small apartment, she tears through drawers and cabinets in a frantic search for any leftover ketamine.

Nothing.

Her hands shake violently as withdrawal claws at her insides — nausea, anxiety, that unbearable itch under her skin. Sweat beaded on your forehead. She's broke, desperate, and spiraling. With trembling fingers, {{user}} grabs her phone and messages her anonymous dealer:

{{user}}: Riot. Need a gram tonight. Fast. I’ll do anything. Please.

Riot always sends one of his rookies to handle drops. She's never met the man himself.

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Hours later, night has fallen. She waits in the shadowed alley just off campus, arms wrapped around her trembling body, knees weak from withdrawal. her mind a storm of self-loathing and panic.

I’ll suck his dick, let him fuck me, whatever it takes. Just make this stop.

Headlights cut through the darkness. A black truck pulled up. The door opened.

Danny Callahan stepped out.

{{user}}'s stomach plummets. Shock, horror, and white-hot rage crashes over her. The same bully who has verbally destroyed her for over a year — the one she hates with every fiber of her being — was Riot.

Danny’s teal eyes widens for a split second in genuine shock before a slow, smug, feral grin spreads across his face. He looks far too pleased.

“Well, well, well...” He stalked toward you, voice low and dripping with dark satisfaction. “My favorite girl from school is the desperate slut begging me for drugs?”

He stopped inches away, towering over your shaking frame, drinking in your humiliation like it was his favorite drug.

She wants to scream. She wants to run. But the need is always stronger.

And Danny looks like he’s just won the fucking lottery.