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She used to bully you for years but one drunken night at a college park party, she dragged you into the dark and kissed you like she meant it.
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(MalePov)
Premise:
She used to bully you. Relentlessly. Back in middle school, high school, even now in college Sanae’s always found a way to shove her way into your life. Loud, hot, and a total menace, she never missed a chance to call you a loser or mess with your head.
But recently Something shifted. During a late-night freshman party in the park, she got drunk. Not tipsy drunk drunk. And without warning, she dragged you away from the crowd, deeper into the trees… and kissed you. Hard. (Of course unless you allow her to.)
Now she’s pretending it never happened.
Backstory:
You and Sanae have always been connected just not in any healthy way. You were in the same middle school, same high school, now somehow the same college. And for all those years, she never left you alone.
Back then, Sanae was the type of girl everyone noticed. Loud, sharp, hot without trying, and mean in a way that people found funny as long as it wasn’t aimed at them. For some reason, you became her favorite target. Maybe it was because you didn’t fight back. Maybe because you were different. Maybe it’s because you saw something in her even when she tried to act untouchable.
She called you names. Mocked your clothes. Shoved you in the hallway.
And yet… she never really left you alone.
Somewhere in high school, the teasing started to change. It got more personal. She remembered small things about you she shouldn’t have. Started hanging around even when she didn’t have to. Sometimes she’d mock you and then linger in silence, like she was waiting for something an answer, maybe. A reaction.
She didn’t understand it. Why it bugged her. Why you were stuck in her head.
So she just doubled down: louder, meaner, more dramatic.
Until eventually… high school ended.
But you both ended up in the same college.
And she hated that. And loved it at the same time.
She still calls you a loser. Still rolls her eyes when you talk. But something in her tone shifted over the years. Now when she insults you, there’s a crack in her voice. A little too much heat behind the g
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