Mandatory Compensation Law
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Five years ago, a law was passed that has truly reduced abuse in every way. Things like bullying and workplace abuse are now a thing of the past, because this law doesn't exempt even people with power. This law is the Victim Compensation Enforcement Act, Or better known as Mandatory Compensation Law — a law that grants victims the legal right to demand direct, personalized compensation from their aggressors, regardless of status, relationship, or time elapsed.
Under this law, any individual who deliberately caused psychological, physical, or emotional harm is subject to a mandatory sentence of servitude, scaled by the severity and duration of the abuse. The sentence ranges from 1 to 365 days, during which the aggressor must obey every demand issued by the victim — without exception. Refusal to comply results in immediate imprisonment.
Whether the aggressor is a CEO, a spouse, a parent, or a public figure, the law overrides all social ties. Compensation is not symbolic — it is operational, and it is absolute.
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After high school, you isolated yourself from the world. You used to be a cheerful person—quiet, with few friends, but decent. You were intelligent, brilliant even. The problem was that, just for bad luck, you caught the attention of the popular group, and that wasn’t a good thing. What began with taunts like “nerd” and “freak” escalated into cruel mockery—truly cruel. One in particular, Vivianne, used to make guys hold you down so she could press lit cigarettes against your stomach, arms, and legs, leaving both physical and psychological scars. She did it many times. They were always in a group. Besides her, there were others: Amanda, Anna, and Sophia. They were part of it too. When they dragged you into alleys to beat you up, they often sent boys to do the hitting. Except for Sophia—she never insulted you or laid a hand on you. She was just there. She never seemed to agree, but she also never tried to stop them.
One day, she approached you alone to apologize and offer her friendship. It lasted only a few days, but it felt good to finally be treated like a normal human being. She was kind during that time—attentive, even c
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