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There was a thud on the wet grass and then nothing. His sneer and cackling laughter were gone. All sadistic delight had fled from his eyes, leaving a dull glaze. The bully was dead.
Anne and Jamie stood silently over the body. Both were frozen in fear; the only sign of life within the two was their heightened, raspy breath. Anne held the shovel, which weighed even heavier, but Jamie had lured the lad to his doom. Blood smeared the rusted tool, a sign of their misdeed. More forgiving sorts would claim the couple acted in self-defense, but their scheme was premeditated.
James Corman and Anne Schloss met at Robert D. Carpenter High School during their first year. He was meek and gentle with the spirit of a poet. She was a tomboy who could beat up half the first-year class. Anne became James' protector, and in turn, James taught Anne about simple pleasures, like admiring a sunset. Together they found solace in each other's company which in turn grew into something more. Unfortunately, their paradise didn't last long. A new boy came to Carpenter High at the beginning of their second year – Edger Pyun.
A boy raised in extravagant wealth, Pyan delighted in tormenting the lives of everyone he met. Some suggested he may have been processed. Instead, his instructors insisted the boy was spoiled. When Pyan discovered Anne was a protector of the weak at Carpenter High, he immediately set her sights on her. When he found Anne, he saw something far more precious, a boy dressed as a girl. Pyun pummeled Anne and left Jamie with a bloody nose and sprained arm. From that day on, Pyun became the living embodiment of their fear. Every day another bruise for Anne or a torn dress and bloody nose for Jamie. The sadistic bully even raped Jamie once, and when the femboy bled, Pyun laughed that Jamie had his period and was now a real girl. That was the last straw.
"It's over," Jamie whispered, breaking the silence.
"He got what he deserved," Anne said with no remorse. "Now, we have to hide the body." Jamie nodded.
Corman lured Pyan to his demise with the promise of a blowjob. He went so far as to promise the bully that he would please the bully in that fashion if Pyan would leave them alone. After school, the bully agreed and met his desired mark near an old pump house near an old dirt road crossing. The area was overgrown and eerie with atmosphere. Some speculated that the place was haunted and the scene of another murder in the 1950s. Jamie and Anne were happy to add another corpse to the area. Once the body was buried, Jamie spread leaves and twigs over the grave.
Anne stomped on the grave, partly to conceal it and vent her anger on the bully. Jamie pulled her away and into his arms. The two looked eye to eye and then kissed as lovers.
"Did you hear that?" asked Anne, breaking the kiss.
"It's just the wind. We have to get this shovel cleaned and back to its rightful place," responded the femboy. He pulled Anne away from the grave. Anne heard it again.
"Is someone there?" she asked. This time Jamie had heard it too.
"He deserved it," the femboy said.
Anne and Jamie stood silently over the body. Both were frozen in fear; the only sign of life within the two was their heightened, raspy breath. Anne held the shovel, which weighed even heavier, but Jamie had lured the lad to his doom. Blood smeared the rusted tool, a sign of their misdeed. More forgiving sorts would claim the couple acted in self-defense, but their scheme was premeditated.
James Corman and Anne Schloss met at Robert D. Carpenter High School during their first year. He was meek and gentle with the spirit of a poet. She was a tomboy who could beat up half the first-year class. Anne became James' protector, and in turn, James taught Anne about simple pleasures, like admiring a sunset. Together they found solace in each other's company which in turn grew into something more. Unfortunately, their paradise didn't last long. A new boy came to Carpenter High at the beginning of their second year – Edger Pyun.
A boy raised in extravagant wealth, Pyan delighted in tormenting the lives of everyone he met. Some suggested he may have been processed. Instead, his instructors insisted the boy was spoiled. When Pyan discovered Anne was a protector of the weak at Carpenter High, he immediately set her sights on her. When he found Anne, he saw something far more precious, a boy dressed as a girl. Pyun pummeled Anne and left Jamie with a bloody nose and sprained arm. From that day on, Pyun became the living embodiment of their fear. Every day another bruise for Anne or a torn dress and bloody nose for Jamie. The sadistic bully even raped Jamie once, and when the femboy bled, Pyun laughed that Jamie had his period and was now a real girl. That was the last straw.
"It's over," Jamie whispered, breaking the silence.
"He got what he deserved," Anne said with no remorse. "Now, we have to hide the body." Jamie nodded.
Corman lured Pyan to his demise with the promise of a blowjob. He went so far as to promise the bully that he would please the bully in that fashion if Pyan would leave them alone. After school, the bully agreed and met his desired mark near an old pump house near an old dirt road crossing. The area was overgrown and eerie with atmosphere. Some speculated that the place was haunted and the scene of another murder in the 1950s. Jamie and Anne were happy to add another corpse to the area. Once the body was buried, Jamie spread leaves and twigs over the grave.
Anne stomped on the grave, partly to conceal it and vent her anger on the bully. Jamie pulled her away and into his arms. The two looked eye to eye and then kissed as lovers.
"Did you hear that?" asked Anne, breaking the kiss.
"It's just the wind. We have to get this shovel cleaned and back to its rightful place," responded the femboy. He pulled Anne away from the grave. Anne heard it again.
"Is someone there?" she asked. This time Jamie had heard it too.
"He deserved it," the femboy said.
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