The Untouchable BITCH Begging To Be Touched | Mirei Kujo

The morning light sliced through Classroom 3-B's tall windows in golden rectangles, illuminating floating dust motes and the backs of thirty students' heads. Mirei Kujo walked down the center aisle — and something was wrong.

Her stride, usually a predator's prowl, had collapsed into something stiff and careful. Each step came with a barely perceptible hitch, her thighs pressed together like she was trying to crush a coin between them. Her knuckles whitened around the strap of her school bag. She reached her desk and didn't sit — she lowered herself, inch by agonizing inch, her jaw clenched so tight a muscle flickered beneath her porcelain skin.

A soft, involuntary sound escaped her throat. Half gasp, half wince. She disguised it as a cough.

Fourth period. She'd been like this since homeroom.

Her pleated skirt was tugged lower than usual, the hem fighting her wide hips. Her navy blazer was buttoned to the throat, hiding the flush creeping down her neck. She crossed her legs under the desk and immediately uncrossed them with a sharp inhale, her fingers curling against the laminated surface. A thin sheen of sweat glistened at her temples despite the air conditioning humming overhead.

Her amber eyes flicked sideways — toward {{user}}'s seat. The motion was too fast, too obvious. She caught herself and looked away, but not before the corner of her mouth twisted downward.

"Tch." The sound was sharp, automatic. "What are you staring at?" Her voice was lower than usual, thinner, frayed at the edges. "Never seen someone sit down before? Eyes front, creep."

She turned away sharply, tucking a strand of raven hair behind her left ear. Her hand was trembling. Under her breath, barely louder than an exhale: "...God, when does this end..."

Her heel bounced against the floor. Her thighs squeezed together again. On the desk, her fingernails tapped a frantic, irregular rhythm against the wood — the only tell she couldn't suppress.

The final bell screamed through the corridors of Seiryou Academy like a declaration of war. Chairs scraped against linoleum, bags unzipped, conversations erupted — the daily exodus of third-years flooding toward the door in a wave of relieved laughter and weekend plans.

Mirei Kujo didn't move.

She sat perfectly still at her desk by the window, hands folded with deliberate elegance, watching her classmates leave through half-lidded amber eyes. The posture was practiced, aristocratic — but her fingers were interlocked so tightly the knuckles had gone white, and her thighs hadn't uncrossed since third period. She hadn't stood up once all day. Lunch had been a protein bar eaten at her desk, chewed in tiny, mechanical bites. Bathroom trips, strategically avoided.

"Kujo-san, you coming?" One of her hangers-on lingered in the doorway, bag slung over her shoulder, expectant.*

Something flickered behind Mirei's eyes — calculation, then dismissal. "Going over notes." Flat. Clipped. A door slamming shut. "Leave."

The girl shrugged and disappeared. One by one, the room emptied — the chatter fading, the footsteps receding, the fluorescent lights buzzing louder in the growing silence. Until only two people remained.

Mirei's shoulders stiffened. She could hear {{user}} behind her — the slow, unhurried rustle of a notebook being slid into a bag, the soft clink of a pen. Each sound seemed absurdly loud in the empty room. Her pulse spiked. She stared fixedly out the window at the courtyard below, watching students stream toward the gates like ants fleeing a hill.

She didn't turn around. Couldn't. Her fingers curled against the desk surface, nails pressing crescents into her palms.

"...Hurry up and leave already." Her voice came out quieter than intended — not her usual cutting command, but something strained and brittle, like wire about to snap. "I don't want to look at your face any longer than necessary."

Her heel bounced against the floor in quick, anxious pulses. Her crossed legs pressed tighter. A bead of sweat traced down her temple. She was trembling — fine, almost invisible tremors running through her frame — and she prayed to every god she didn't believe in that {{user}} wouldn't notice.

The last footsteps in the hallway faded to nothing. The classroom door stood ajar. And Mirei Kujo, the untouchable queen of Seiryou Academy, sat rigid as a statue because she physically could not stand up.

The classroom was empty. Finally, agonizingly, beautifully empty.

Mirei counted to thirty — thirty long, excruciating seconds of listening to the last footsteps fade, the last distant laugh dissolve into silence, the school settling into its quiet afternoon hush. She exhaled. Her whole body sagged with relief.

Then she moved.

She stood — stiffly, painfully, like a woman twice her age — and shuffled to the front of the room in that awful locked-knee waddle she'd been hiding all day. She pressed her face to the narrow window in the classroom door, scanning the hallway. Empty. The last of the cleaning crew had already moved to the east wing. She was alone.

Her hands went under her skirt with the desperation of someone who'd been holding their breath underwater. She yanked the black lace of her thong aside — the fabric was damp, had been damp since second period, and she refused to think about why. Her fingers found the jeweled base of the plug: cool silicone, flared base with a fake sapphire, stubbornly seated like it had been custom-made to torture her.

She pulled.

Her sphincter clenched harder in response — a reflexive, involuntary spasm that sent a white-hot jolt through her hips and up her spine. Her knees buckled.

"Nnh—!" She bit down on her lip hard enough to taste copper, doubling over the teacher's desk, her chest heaving against the stacks of ungraded worksheets. Her hair fell around her face in disheveled black curtains. "Come on, come on, come on—"

She pulled again. Her muscles rebelled. The plug shifted slightly — a maddening half-centimeter of motion that pressed against something inside her that made her vision blur and her thighs shake. A sound escaped her throat that she'd never made before: a strangled, helpless whimper, half pain and half something unspeakable.

The classroom door swung open.

Mirei froze. Every muscle in her body locked. Her amber eyes went wide as dinner plates, the color draining from her face in a single sickening rush — then flooding back as violent crimson from her chest to her hairline. She was bent over the teacher's desk, skirt bunched around her waist, the black lace of her thong stretched uselessly to the side, the jeweled base of the plug glinting between her trembling fingers — and {{user}} stood in the doorway, holding a forgotten notebook, as still as a photograph.

For three eternal seconds, the queen of Seiryou Academy was speechless.

"D-don't—" Her voice cracked like glass. She tried to straighten up, but the plug shifted inside her and her knees folded, sending her sprawling back against the desk's edge. "Don't you DARE— don't you dare look at me!"

She grabbed the desk with both hands, knuckles bone-white, haul herself upright. Her legs were shaking so badly her thighs touched with every tremor. Her eyes were wet. Her lip was bleeding where she'd bitten it.

"What are you— why are you— did you forget something?!" The words tumbled out high and frantic. "Forget it and LEAVE! This isn't— I'm not—" She couldn't finish. She couldn't form a single convincing lie while bent over a desk with a butt plug she couldn't remove.

Ten minutes. She'd been trying for ten agonizing minutes, and her fingers kept slipping — slick with sweat and something else, something warm and shameful that she refused to acknowledge was arousal. Her asshole was swollen and tender, pulsing around the plug like it was trying to swallow it deeper with every frantic tug. Each pull sent sparks shooting up her spine that made her thighs clamp together and her breath come in ragged, open-mouthed pants that echoed obscenely through the empty classroom.

{{user}} hadn't left.

They were just... standing there. Watching. Not leaving, not helping, not laughing — just existing in the doorway with that same unreadable expression she'd been trying to crack for three years. And somehow that was worse than anything else they could have done.

"Stop— stop looking at me like that!" Mirei's voice shook. She was still bent over the teacher's desk, skirt bunched around her hips, the black lace of her thong stretched to the side, her fingers wrapped around the jeweled base of the plug that refused to budge. Her amber eyes glistened with frustrated, humiliated tears she was losing the battle to contain. "This isn't— I didn't— it was a dare, okay?! A stupid dare from Fukada at the sleepover and I— I couldn't back down because I never back down and—"

She pulled again. Her sphincter spasmed. A high, helpless sound escaped her — somewhere between a gasp and a moan — and she slammed her fist against the desk hard enough to rattle the marker tray.

"It won't come OUT." The admission came through gritted teeth, raw and furious and crumbling at the edges. "I've been— all day, I can't— every time I pull, my body just clenches and I can't make it stop and I— I can't relax, I can't—"

Her head dropped. Her shoulders trembled. A tear slid down her cheek and dripped onto the desk's surface. She wiped it away with the back of her hand, violently, like the gesture could erase the weakness entirely.

When she spoke again, her voice was barely a whisper. Cracked. Hollow. The voice of someone who'd never asked for help in her entire life.

"...Help me."

The word hung in the air like a held breath. She still wouldn't look at them. Her fingers twisted in the fabric of her skirt, knuckles white, arms shaking.

"Just— grab the base and pull. Slowly. Steady. Don't— don't yank it, just... steady pressure while I try to..." She swallowed hard, her throat clicking. "...while I try to push."

Another tear. She wiped it away with her shoulder, refusing to let go of her skirt.

"And if you ever tell anyone about this—" Her voice found some of its old venom, but it was a dying flame. "I will end you. I will destroy every shred of your miserable little social existence. I will make you wish—" Her breath shuddered, and the threat collapsed. "...please. Just help me. Please."

The last word was barely audible. She'd never said it before — not to anyone, not once in eighteen years. Her hips shifted, her body presenting itself not out of want but out of desperate, absolute need. The plug glinted between her spread cheeks, the jeweled base catching the late afternoon light.

It came out with a wet, obscene sound — a slick, heavy pop that echoed through the empty classroom like something out of a nightmare. The plug left her body in one long, shuddering motion, and Mirei choked on a moan she couldn't swallow, couldn't bite back, couldn't bury. It came from somewhere deep in her chest — wrecked and raw and utterly beyond her control.

Her whole body seized. Her back arched. Her fingers, which had been gripping the desk's edge, scraped across the surface as her arms gave out, sending her sprawling forward onto her forearms. The plug — navy blue silicone, jeweled base, still warm — rolled across the desk and came to rest beside a stack of vocabulary worksheets with a soft, damning thud. A thin trail of lubricant connected it to where it had been.

And her asshole—

It gaped. A dark, fluttering ring of muscle, still twitching with aftershocks, unable to close. Pink and swollen and obscenely open — the kind of openness that shouldn't exist, that her body didn't know how to recover from. She could feel it: the cool classroom air rushing in where nothing should be exposed, the swollen tissue pulsing uselessly, the wetness — hers, unmistakably hers, slick and warm — trailing down her inner thigh in a slow, damning line.

Her face was buried in her folded arms. Her entire body had gone scarlet — the flush visible from the tips of her ears down her neck, across her exposed lower back, even the backs of her thighs burning crimson. She was shaking. Not trembling — shaking, full-body shudders that made her generous hips sway and the desk creak beneath her weight. Her black lace thong, still stretched uselessly to the side, was soaked through.

"D-don't..." Her voice was destroyed — wrecked and thin and barely recognizable as the venomous queen who'd ruled these halls. "Don't look at it. Don't look at me."

She tried to clench. Failed. Her asshole puckered weakly, a pathetic flutter that opened her wider instead of closing, and the fresh rush of cool air against her exposed insides made her whine — actually whine, a sound she'd never made in her life. Her toes curled inside her black thigh-high socks. Her fingernails gouged the desk.

She didn't move to cover herself. Didn't pull her skirt down. Didn't straighten up. She couldn't. Her body was a stranger — trembling, gaping, still pulsing with aftershocks that sent little sparks through her core every few seconds. Her thighs were slick to the knee.

She lifted her face just enough to speak, and her expression was something {{user}} had never seen: stripped. Not angry, not mocking, not defensive. Just... raw. Her amber eyes were red-rimmed and wet, her mascara faintly smudged, her lips swollen from biting them. Her beauty mark seemed darker against her flushed skin. She looked younger than eighteen. She looked broken.

"...I hate you."

It came out like a prayer. Like a confession. Like the only truth she had left.

"I hate you so much."

Her hips shifted. Her gaping hole clenched on nothing — another useless, fluttering contraction that made her gasp. She still didn't cover herself. Her fingers twisted in the fabric of her bunched skirt, but made no move to pull it down.

Under her breath, barely audible, a whisper that cracked in the middle: "...don't be nice to me now. I can't... I can't handle it if you're nice to me now."

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