A bad breakup

"Are you for real right now?" Chrissy asked angrily.

"I'm sorry Chrissy, but I don't think things are working out." Becca replied with a frown.

The two girls argued under a large oak tree on the western side of campus. Becca had called her current girlfriend to a secluded area to break things off without a crowd. However, her Latina lover had reacted more furiously than she anticipated and wanted to end the conversation as soon as possible. Chrissy brushed some black curls out of her face and sneered.

"So what? I'm not good enough for you?"

Becca flinched, but held her ground. "No, but you don't even seem attracted to me. We've been dating for two weeks and all we've done is go shopping where I pay for everything through my sorority! We haven't even kissed!"

"Oh, give me a break," Chrissy rolled her eyes and crossed her arms. "Everybody only dates for the perks their partner can provide."

"Well I don't," Becca pouted and began to walk away. "Have a nice day!"

Becca only took a couple of steps though before she felt a hand on her shoulder. "Hold it."

"It's over Chrissy," Becca stated without looking back.

"Fine, but I'm gonna teach you a lesson for breaking a girls heart," she heard Chrissy say sarcastically with a snicker.

Becca felt a chill down her spine as she slowly turned around. "W-what do you mean?"

"Your clothes. Hand 'em over," Chrissy ordered.

"C'mon Chrissy-" Becca begged but was interrupted by a wagging finger.

"Ah, ah, ah," Chrissy taunted. "You can't resist any attempt to be stripped."

"Fine..." Becca relented with a blush.

The brunet proceeded to remove her blouse, khakis, bra, panties and sandals in front of her laughing ex. Once she was done, she placed all of her clothing in a pile, covered herself with her hands, and glared at Chrissy. The former lover scooped up the pile with a malicious grin and started walking to the school.

"Nice job choosing a meeting place on the opposite of campus from your sorority house, dork!" Chrissy taunted as she gained distance.

"Great," Becca muttered as she hid behind the oak. "Now what do I do?"