Approached by a creepy stranger

Just as she reached her cat at the far side of the lot, she was quickly fumbling with her keys to fit it into the lock. The sooner she started the engine, the sooner she could get out of this place and never come back again. If she had known that coming here at night was so terrifying, she would have taken the longer walk to another place, but for now, she just wanted to get in the safety of her BMW as fast as she could. Just as she was about to reach for the door, she heard a voice the caused her to jump in her skin.

"Hello there, hottie. You're looking fine tonight."

Whirling around, she was about to shout something back upon seeing the random stout looking man before her. He was scruffy looking with a bald head, black tank and dirty pair of jeans, the kind of look that screamed creepy and a possible assailant. Just as she was about to yelp in surprise, he raised a hand to interrupt, still slowly approaching her from the shadows of his hiding place next to a wall.

"Shut up and be quiet for me, would you? Don't go anywhere."

As soon as he spoke, her muscles ceased moving as her parted mouth came out silent. Her entire body relaxed, leaving her completely confused as to why she suddenly froze up. Her hand in her purse was touching the taser, but she did not seem to have the will to pull it out.

"That's a sexy little kitten."

The man got much closer to her. He was slightly taller than her and his breath stank of ****. Her mind raced in fear as the stranger started to look her over, his ugly middle aged face hovering inches from her face as he sniffed her perfume. She started to shiver in absolute fright when he played with her hair, feeling his eyes leering at her body. She wanted so badly to bolt, but she was as stiff as a deer in front of headlights. Her thoughts cursed out in disgust as she suddenly felt his hands wrap around her waist, unable to turn her head away as she felt every fiber of her being be touched by him, squeezing her boobs and grabbing onto her ass. Her greatest fears ran through her head and no amount of prayer seemed to be calming her down.