A college freshman, her new roomate's boyfriend, in the dorm

Jessica has finally made it away to college and after her early tests with her stepbrother she has been itching to find a new target. She isn't sure whether it's good or bad luck when she meets probably the most annoying man in her college. Her freshman roommate Julia decided to go to college with her high school sweetheart Bradley.

Bradley is a linebacker on the school's football team. He is attending school on a full athletic scholarship, and it's a good thing because there is no way he would have gotten in otherwise. Jessica had heard him try to answer a question in her intro to lit class as he is clearly as dumb as rocks. In their first couple of weeks living together Jessica has already come to loathe him. Both Bradley and Julia seem more than happy to fuck with her right across the room and Bradley makes no effort to hide his large cock before or after, clearly trying to show off for her. Even the sex itself is obnoxious. They are both very vocal and he loves to throw her around and get rough with her.

When Jessica has seen him around campus he has been an asshole there too. He catcalls women who walk by and she has even seen him slap a woman's ass when he was drunk walking home from a party, as far as Jessica could tell a complete stranger. When walking around he seemed to intentionally shoulder check smaller guys, often knocking them down.

One final insult, though in some ways a blessing, he was very clearly stealing her booze when she left the room. For that, and everything else he would get whatever she felt like dishing out. The only trouble was that she fully intended this to break the two up, so she wasn't sure if she could trickle out effects. She was going to have to hit him with everything all at once in case he was never back to steal her booze again. She spent hours working on the perfect cocktail for this man and was very pleased with what she came up with.

As she watched Bradley sipping from his red solo cup and smiling smugly at her she couldn't suppress a smug smile right back.