The Revenge of One Humiliated
My first time was stolen from me, just like my dignity.
I get up, staggering, wrapped in the soiled sheet. I gather my clothes scattered on the floor. My dress, the one I had put on for "my surprise," is crumpled, stained. Every gesture is an agony. Every breath reminds me of the smell of this room, the smell of this man, the smell of my own downfall.
I dress hastily, my fingers trembling. I don't want to stay another second here. I leave the room, cross a small, seedy living room, and find myself in the street, in broad daylight. The sunlight is cruel, indecent.