Spell 10 Part 2

Of course she tripped and flashed the entire school. It happened pretty much as soon as she walked in the door. Her face burned with shame as she tried to hide behind George, but it was no use.

Unfortunately, she couldn't stay with him the entire day. Instead, she had to endure the stares from her classmates. Almost all the guys and even some of the girls were staring at her like a she was piece of meat. But she couldn't fight her body in showing off with every move she made and every step she took.

At one point, she went to the bathroom during class. Soon, she saw two football players in the mirror.

Jake and Blake, two of her former friends.

"Well well well, what do we have here," said Jake, licking his lips.

"The little bimbo is away from her pet nerd," said Blake. Tiffany backed up against the sinks, her heart pounding. The way they were looking at her, it wasn't right. They weren't looking at her like she was a person, they were looking at her like she was an object for their pleasure.

It was terrifying.

"Don't touch me," she snapped. The two boys chuckled to each other.

"Awwww, the little girl thinks she has a say in this," said Jake.

"We should probably shut her up," said Blake, pulling out a towel. Tiffany's eyes widened right when Jake violently grabbed her arm.

"I SAID DON-" she tried to scream but was cut off by Blake shoving the towel in her mouth. Much to her own shock, she yanked her arm out of Jake's grip and punched him in the face. She then used Blake's hesitation to kick him in the balls.

With the two boys in pain, she bolted out of the bathroom and made a beline for the principal's office.

...

Later, she was sitting in a secluded corner of the office, just out of sight from the main door where she could hear some intense yelling going on. George rounded the corner and ran over to her, pulling her into a hug.

"Are you ok? Did they hurt you?" Tiffany took a deep breath of his sent and smiled.

"I'm fine. I can't believe I used to be friends with those two." George pulled away enough to look her in the eyes.

"I'm sorry. If we didn't cast those spells you ne-" he was cut off by a kiss.

"It's not your fault. I didn't horrible things to you, and I was friends with people who did much worse. This has been an eye opener. You gave me a second chance, and I'm going to take it. I swear, I'm going to make sure they never get to do that again." The look in her eyes surprised George, but he couldn't help but smile.

Maybe they will be able to use what happened as fuel to build a better world.