LOGINTatiana
When I make it out of the boys’ locker room, Hasan is nowhere in sight, almost as if he had vanished with the snap of his fingers. I dart outside the school, hoping to either catch him in the hallway or the at least the parking lot. He is in neither of them. Upon walking back inside to grab my things, I bypass a group of girls clearly ecstatic about Hasan’s party. My mind urges me to tell them that there will be no party, because of course, there was no party. When did Hasan have time to prepare? Surely, he just wanted to get on my last nerves. But, did he have to go this far? I grab my stuff and head back outside. The parking lot is now deserted. Panic settled within me and I sprint for my car. The bloody car doesn’t start. Again. I groan and repeatedly punch the steering wheel as though it was the cause of my misfortune. Seconds of raging and screaming at the universe, I finally feel calm. Just then, a car pulls up to me. It honks and I look up to find Emily rolling down her window. “Need a ride?” “Please. This b*tch refuses start.” I am already out my car when I give her an answer. We drive out the parking lot in silence but as we get to the highway, Emily turns on Taylor Swifts’ Long live and we jam to it. It is a thirty minutes’ drive from Windsor high back home. As we pull up the driveway, I begin to hear music blasting from inside. I guess Hasan was really pulling through with his party. Emily, clearly ecstatic, practically skittles out of her car. Outside, she is unable to contain her happiness and urges me to hurry up. I reluctantly follow after her. I turn the doorknob and the music roaring throughout the foyer almost gives me a heart attack. Emily immediately disappears from my side to the pool area where some students were gathered. I walk upstairs to my room, suddenly needing a warm shower to calm my nerves. I barely turn on the shower when I feel someone watching me. Covering my body as best as I could in such a situation, I turn, ready to spit venom at one of Hasan’s friends for daring to invade my privacy. Only, it wasn’t Hasan’s friend. It was Hasan himself. He stands effortlessly as the door of my bathroom, greedily taking in my wet naked body with a ferocious look in his eyes that instantly made me wet between my thighs - as though the steaming running water didn’t already do that. I stood frozen on the spot. Hasan’s gaze lingers on my breast. Gently, he sticks out his tongue and lick his bottom lips. I should throw him out of my room. I should grab a towel and cover up. But something about the way Hasan stares at me, that hungry look in his eyes made my n*ppl*s hard and made me want to pose for him in my birthday suit, give him an image to stroke his c*ck to every night. Wait, what? What the hell am I thinking? “Hasan! Get out!” I shamefully grab my towel from the stand and wrap it around my body. My cheeks burned not only from embarrassment, but at the fact that I was having dirty thoughts as my step brother, who clearly didn’t have any problem ogling me. “Oh, come on Taty,” he slurs out my name in a teasing yet casual way, as though watching me shower was a totally sane thing for siblings to do.Step siblings.
“Don’t act all shy now.” Hasan steps fully into my bathroom, unbothered by the running shower. “Remember when you snuck into my room last night and felt me up?” his voice lowers into a sultry delicious tone that urged me to get on my knees and s*ck his c*ck. “I have no idea what you are talking about, Hasan. Leave before someone sees you in here and start spreading rumors.” I try to slip past his tall frame, but Hasan corners me. He brings his body close to mine. My entire body shivers and I nervously let the towel covering me lose. Hasan stands a good four inches taller than me. He takes my chin in his hands and forces my gaze to his. “But you and I both know it’s not just some rumor, is it? I see how you look at me Taty. You want me to f*ck you, don’t you?” F*ck! Why does he have to be so vulgar? “You want me to f*ck you right here, right now with all our friends downstairs, don’t you?” Hasan’s hand leaves my chin and travels to my neck. He wraps his hands around my neck, squeezing gently, just enough to leave me starving for more. “The thrill of being caught on your knees sucking my c*ck turns you one, mmm?” Hasan’s caresses his lips against mine and a whiny grunt escapes my lips. Just when I thought he would end his torture and kiss me, he pulls away and I almost, almost got on my knees and milk his c*ck. “Who would have thought goody two shoes Tatiana Olivera is a nasty sl*t who fantasies about f*ck*ng her step brother?” Hasan continues his teasing. He inserts in middle finger in my mouth and I greedily s*ck on it, picturing it to be his c*ck. Hasan’s mouth parts open, his brows cresting as he watches me s*ck his middle finger like a kid sucking on a candy cane. I frowned when he pulled out his middle finger. He grabs my chin with a fierceness that sent me on edge. “Open your mouth.” He orders and I obey. He heaves in a heavy sigh as though calming himself and before I knew it, liquid drops into my mouth. Did.. did he just spit in my mouth? It tastes divine. It tastes like him. And I want more.“Swallow.” I meet his gaze as I gulp down his saliva.
A proud smile appears on his face. “There’s my good little sl*t.” He praises and my insides tingled. But before I could drink in the praises of my step brother, his moral switch comes on and he pulled away from me as though I burn like lava. Without uttering a word to me, Hasan is out of my bathroom, leaving the taste of immorality and his touch with me. I stand bamboozled in the bathroom, my thoughts running a gazillion miles per second. What in the actual f*ck just happened? No, like seriously. What in the actual bloody f*ck was that? Hasan knows I have these weird feelings for him. He knows I have been sneaking into his room. No. No. no, no, no, no! This is bad. Really, really bad. This couldn’t be happening. If anyone found out, I’d be done for! I could lose everything I’ve worked hard for. Panic coils in the pit of my stomach, bile rising up my throat. I didn’t realise I’d left my bathroom and began pacing in my bedroom until soft hands grab my shoulders, grounding me. My eyes zero in on Emily’s worried gaze. “Taty?” her voice is a little distant. “Are you okay? I just saw Hasan leave you room.” She speaks in a way that makes my heart drop to my chest. Does she know what just transpired between Hasan and I? __________TatianaMy mouth almost dropped open at the figure written across the cheque, the number stretching across the paper in a way that didn’t feel real, as though it belonged in someone else’s life. But I held myself back, forcing my expression into something steadier even as my thoughts betrayed me.Because I could see it what it meant. A clean way out with no questions asked.My fingers curled slightly against my lap as my gaze lingered on the cheque, and despite everything sitting heavy in my chest, despite the confusion, the lingering ache in my head, the fragments of memory that refused to piece together, I couldn’t stop the thoughts from forming.I could leave.Just like that.Take the money and disappear into a life that didn’t know my name, into a city where no one would look twice at me, where no one would ask questions I didn’t want to answer, where I wouldn’t have to keep looking over my shoulder, wondering when something I couldn’t remember would come back to find me.I could
TATIANAThe first thing that returned to me was the pain.It wasn’t sharp enough to make me gasp, nor sudden enough to jolt me upright. It settled instead, slow and heavy, like something that had been waiting patiently for me to wake so it could make itself known.My hand moved before I fully registered the motion, fingers pressing against my temple, then dragging slightly upward as if the pressure alone could quiet the ache.It didn’t and if anything, it made me more aware of it.I inhaled slowly, my eyes still closed, my thoughts slow to gather, slipping in and out of coherence like fragments that refused to settle into something whole. For a moment, I remained like that, suspended between sleep and wakefulness, unsure whether I wanted to open my eyes and confront whatever waited on the other side.Because something felt wrong. Not in a way I could immediately define, but enough that my body registered it before my mind could catch up.Still, I opened my eyes and they landed on the
HASANAs soon as I stepped further into the brothel, something in me recoiled so sharply it almost translated into movement. For a fleeting second, I was ready to turn around, walk straight out, get into my car, and leave this place behind as if I had never set foot in it. The instinct wasn’t subtle, nor was it something I had to think through. It rose from somewhere deeper, something instinctive and unfiltered, like my body had already judged the environment and found it unworthy of my presence.But Tatiana was here.Or at least, she was supposed to be.And that alone forced my feet to keep moving.The smell of cheap, stale whiskey clung to the air with an almost aggressive persistence, as though the walls themselves had absorbed years of it and were now exhaling it back into the room. I could taste it at the back of my throat before I even took a full breath. It coated my tongue, settled into my lungs, and I knew—without doubt—that it would follow me out of here, seep into my clothe
HASANThe ringing of my phone forced its way in the air, slicing through the stillness of the night with a persistence that refused to be ignored. For a brief moment, my mind resisted waking, clinging to the remnants of sleep, but the ringing continued without mercy, dragging me out of unconsciousness with a steady, unrelenting pull.My eyes opened slowly at first, unfocused, staring at nothing in particular as awareness began to return in fragments. The ceiling above me came into view, dimly lit by the faint glow of the bedside lamp that cast long, stretched shadows across the room. I didn’t remember leaving it on, and for a second, that detail lingered in my mind, as though my thoughts were searching for something simple to hold onto before confronting whatever had disturbed the night.The ringing continued.My head turned slightly, my gaze landing on the bedside cupboard where my phone lay vibrating against the wood, its screen lighting up in intervals that punctuated the darkness.
TATIANAIt wasn’t the kind of silence that soothed. It pressed in from all sides, thick and contained, like the air itself had been stripped of anything unnecessary. My head throbbed faintly as awareness sharpened, my breathing uneven for a moment before I forced it to steady.I tried to move.My hands didn’t.The realization settled heavily, not as panic, but as something more measured. My wrists were bound tightly behind a post, the position pulling my shoulders back just enough to make every slight movement strain against the restraints.There was something in my mouth.Cloth.Rough enough to dry out my tongue, to make swallowing uncomfortable.I exhaled slowly through my nose, grounding myself in the sensation rather than fighting it immediately. Panic would only make this worse. It always did.So I stayed still.Listened.Waited.Footsteps broke through the silence.Slow. Deliberate.They didn’t rush. Didn’t hesitate. Each step carried a quiet certainty that made something uneasy
TATIANAA breath left my lungs quietly, controlled, like my body was trying to hold itself together despite what my mind had already understood.Out of everything they could have used—They chose her.Because they knew. They knew exactly where to aim.Emily, who had already paid for my mistakes once. Emily, who had struggled on her own to rebuild her life after everything fell apart. Emily, who had nothing to do with any of this.I locked my phone, the image still burned into my mind, and pushed myself off the shelf.The bottle remained where I left it and moved toward the door without hesitation.The hallway felt colder when I stepped out, quieter in a way that made everything seem more deliberate. Like the house itself had withdrawn from me the moment I crossed that threshold, leaving me to stand in the open with nothing but the weight of my own decisions pressing down on my shoulders.And then I saw the van sat just beyond the gates, exactly where the message said it would be. The







