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Browsing through the list of names and numbers in her cellphone, Stacie finally decide that calling her mother will only make her worried, as she'll most likely be far too busy to help her anyways.

Calling her class- or team mates could of course save the day, if their parents would be willing to drive them and help searching the park for her. But then she'd have to live with the embarresment and the obligatory rumour-spreading for the rest of her life. (Possibly one of the worst things imaginabe to a girl in high school.)

Calling the police would therefore be the only viable option, which in Stacie's world would most likely involve a huge search team, with helicopters and everything, along with a big notice in next day's newspaper as well. (The media part would most likely not happen at all, but that's hard to know for a rather self-centered young woman like Stacie.)

Therefore she eventually bite her lip and close down the list again, instead trying to simply use the vague light from the cellphone to guide her way as she continue onwards alone through the park. A few minutes later she feel the first small drops of water landing on her head and shoulers...

"Fuck...!" The young volleyball captain exclaims as a soft summer rain start pouring down on her through the foliage above. Thankfully it's not very cold outside at this time of the year, even at the night, but she still realize that she'll need to find cover before the raining gets any worse.

Running up to one of the bigger trees at the side of the path she quickly wriggle out of the straps of her bag to press her back close to the thick trunk. Even though protected from the worst of the pouring water, some drops still find their way through the leaves and branches and wetting her clothes, making the thin material of her allready far too tight t-shirt cling uncomfortably to her skin.

As she reaches up to straighten the wet garment she curses again, as she find it allready soaked through to the point where she's actually happy to know that there's noone around to see her. It's easy to tell that the t-shirt no longer does anything at all to cover her female forms, and the fact that she's not wearing a bra only make matters even worse.

The cold water and her own touch also makes her nipples grow fully erect in an instant, sending an involuntary shiver of pleasure through her body as they strain against the clingy wet t-shirt. The feeling quickly reminds her of the tight shorts and panties that are still pressing into her crotch, and soon a familliar tingling warmth start spreading through her body.

"Damn... I should have finished before leaving the shower!" She mutters to herself, putting the bag down on the ground while trying to arrange her clothing to get a bit more comfortable. All the tugging only seem to make the shorts ride even higher up her crack however, and eventually she's **** to unbutton them to get enough room.

Putting her hand down the front of the tight shorts and using her fingers to pull her panties to a better position, she find to her own dismay that she's almost as wet down there as she is on the outside. While her body seem to believe that she's still well and alone in the cozy shower at school, her mind is fully aware that she's actually lost in the park at a rainy dark night, and the mixed feelings makes her irritated and confused.

Standing there in the rain and thinking that things can't really get any worse than this, Stacie suddenly sees a distant light moving between the trees, apparently coming closer. At first her heart leaps with joy as she realize it's a flashlight that she sees, but a split second later she also remember her own state of clothing...

For a moment she panics, just staring at the light as it slowly comes closer along the twisting path through the forest. There's still no chance that the person carrying the flashlight could have seen her, but it's just a matter of time now, and she have to decide quickly whether it's most important to save herself from the dark forest, or to save her own dignity and run for cover.