. I move back against the wall, to let them past. You stop in-front of me, holding the handrail, bumping backwards into me as the train lurches off.Y...u glance round and mumble an apology... I'm taken by your slight smile, your glossy hair, and very aware of your scent, fresh, sharp... I glance back down at my phone.The train lurches again, and you press back into me, moving slightly against me... This time, no apology, in fact, I imagine that I feel you shiver slightly...Still trying to focus. Last chance, Fay. What’s your problem?’You look up from the bed, but all I get is your tongue sticking out at me.Without a word, I sit next to you and grab your arms from behind. You struggle, but I’m far stronger, and putting you over my knees is easy. You squirm and kick out, however you’re helpless. I lift your pleated skirt and jerk your panties down to your knees. ‘Last chance, Fay.’I hoped you’d remain silent. As soon as I’d decided what must be done, my cock had stiffened. Now, with you. Danni came walking up to her locker with her two bestfriends. I thought for sure that would ruin my plan.She opened up the water bottle, took a drink, and said "Hey girls, mind meeting me at class. I have to use the restroom."They started walking back the other way, but Danni locked eyes with me and came quickly walking up to me. I started to pucker up, thinking a kiss was her goal, but no she grabbed me by the hand and drug me the other way to the bathroom.She pulled me straight in, past all. .. supporting male character, late thirties, San Francisco bankerTed Jones ... minor male supporting character, forty, salesman, seat mate on planeMy mind was in turmoil. My body only a little less so. I was going home. Home, after nine long years. I could hardly believe it yet. I was particularly anxious as to what I'd find when I finally got there. I hadn't seen my parents or my only other sibling, a brother Edward, in all that time.Why? Because I left home when I was nineteen. My purpose was.