A/N: So… This chapter is a little different. The italics aren't going to be Rocky's thoughts, but rather just…. I don't really know what they are, just… extra information, poetic detail, etc. Enjoy.

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"Danny, you're really freaking me out. Where are we going?"

"It doesn't matter, damn it!" He screamed, slamming on the brakes, "Do you hear me?" He said, smacking her across the face.

She nodded fearfully. "I get it, Danny, I do, okay!"

This was getting out

of hand, fast.

"Good." He hit the gas. The road became desolate and winding. After a while, he pulled over, and got out of the car.

"What are we doing here?" Rocky asked softly, staring at the surrounding landscape. They were in the middle of a forest, miles away from any one who might help her.

Oh yes, Rocky, knew

she was in trouble.

She just didn't know

what to do about it.

He grabbed her, and forced her unto the ground.

"Danny! Danny, what are you doing?" She screamed, panicking.

"What do you think I'm doing. I've been waiting all week for this."

His hands were

all over, touching

taboo places.

Places she'd

rather he left

alone.

"Danny, please stop! Please!"

"Shut up, bitch."

Tearing at her

clothes, she soon

finds herself

naked, bare

exposed.

She shivers as the wind howls past, picking up speed. Leafs are blowing around her, and clouds cover the moon, engulfing her in darkness.

Tears threaten

to spill.

She blinks them back.

She grits her teeth, begging herself not to cry.

Don'tcryDon'tcryDon'tcry.

He's smiling now. A crooked, cruel smile.

She wishes she

was as strong

as Cece. Strong

enough, to slap

that smile off

his cold, cruel face.

What would Cece do? It's the first time in weeks she thinks of Cece.

Cece, her

crazy, redheaded

best friend. Cece,

her confidant. Why

hadn't she told

her. Asked for

her help?

She tries to put herself as far from here as she can. As far from this twisted reality as she can get. She tries to block him out.

But as he

pushes inside

her. How can

she help but

feel it?

She doesn't try to stop the tears now. She's begging him to stop.

He doesn't. When he's finished, she sits in his car, arms crossed over her chest, fighting the tears that are inevitably coming. She stares down at herself. He hadn't been gentle with her.

She has black and

blue everywhere. Black

and blue, in places

she probably shouldn't.

"You know, if I'd known you were just gonna lay there, I wouldn't have bothered."

It takes everything

she has not

to scream.

In the end, she couldn't stop herself from replying, "Then you shouldn't have, jackass."

She isn't sure

what possessed her

to say that. But it

felt good.

He shoves her into the side of the car, "Don't you talk to me like that, you hear?"

She nodds, biting her lip. She really shouldn't have said that.

But, for once,

she didn't give

a damn. He

had raped her.

So it was worth it.