BlueCollarGirl
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The first thing Kathy noticed when she woke up was the awful taste in her mouth. “Eww,” she murmured as her eyes fluttered open. That’s what she got for going out to happy hour with some coworkers on a Friday evening. She wasn’t a teetotaler, not anymore that was, but she made a point not to drink often or to excess. But she did seem to recall getting talked into doing at least one shot with Sue after Kathy had finished her glass of wine. No doubt the combination of cheap tequila coupled with the heavy merlot made for a bad breath concoction. A quick glance at the clock showed it was a little before nine, much later than she typically slept on the weekend.
Then she kicked the sheets off of her and alarm bells went wild in her mind. One, she was naked, and she never slept in the nude. Even when she’d been married (a colossal mistake she’d made right out of high school), she always went to bed in at least a t-shirt and underwear. But she was as naked as the day she’d been born.
Coupled with that was a variety of eclectic items that apparently spent the night under the covers with her. There was an uncut cucumber, her small emergency flashlight, a bottle of travel shampoo, and her styling hairbrush. She stared at these things, dumbfounded as to why on earth she might’ve dragged them into the bed last night, but...well, she honestly didn’t remember coming to bed. Or coming home.
That realization sent Kathy into a panic. She dashed out of bed, through the living room of her apartment to the kitchen. There she found her purse on the counter and not the hook on the wall where she normally put it. She turned it over and dumped the contents out. After locating her keys and her wallet - everything there where she had left it - she sighed in relief. One of the girls from the office must’ve brought her home and set the purse there.
But why couldn’t she remember that? She remembered arriving at the bar, and everyone ordering their drinks and some appetizers. After she finished her wine and those damn shots, she had grabbed her purse and headed to the ladies’ room. She did her business and washed her hands and then it got hazy.
Kathy slid down to her knees, biting her thumbnail and trying hard to remember. It had been crowded in the restroom, which wasn’t unusual. Someone had bumped into her from behind...no, that wasn’t right. Someone has shoved her, that was right. As she was rounding that little corner between the entrance and back exit. They had shoved her right up against the wall and….
Her hand slid up to her neck but felt nothing there. But she remembered hands there, and then a mouth. Someone whispered in her ear before dragging her out the back door into the alley. A hand slid up her skirt, and then inside her underwear.
Her stomach rolled in horror as the worst floated to the top of her mind. Someone had messed with her drink! That had to be why she couldn’t remember what happened. Someone slipped her something and...and…
“Okay,” Kathy whispered to herself, running a hand through her mousy brown hair. “Okay, let’s not get ahead of ourselves.” She refused to jump to that next conclusion. And while she wasn’t great friends with the women she went out with, they would not have just let her leave with someone if she had been that messed up. And if she had just up and disappeared, they would’ve come looking for her, she was sure of it.
She took a moment to go into the bathroom, where she stood in front of her full length mirror. There didn’t appear to be any marks on her. She reached with a reluctant hand between her legs and didn’t feel anything dried or leaking from her there, although there was a hot lump on the upper inside of her thigh. She craned her head but couldn’t quite see what it was. Kathy grabbed up a hand mirror off the vanity and arranged it to see what was going on. All she could manage to see what appeared to be a bruise, though.
Frustrated, she ran back to the kitchen and grabbed up her phone. She took a picture, taking care to get only her leg and not any other parts she did not want to see. When she looked, she frowned and zoomed in. It was a bite. She could clearly see the outline of human teeth, though they weren’t large ones.
She just stared at the picture. Who had bitten her? And why?
Finally she set the phone down, dug through the clothes scattered on her floor, and found a pair of panties that were definitely not hers. They were red lace and crotchless, something a hooker might wear. Something about them set her heart to racing, which confused and embarrassed her. She tossed them aside, but her eyes fell back to the items that littered her bed. She reached out to grab the hair brush, eyes wide and
she blinked. She was sitting on the couch, the hair brush discarded on the cushion beside her. Her eyes found the clock and saw it was now almost 1 p.m. Where had four hours just gone? “What is wrong with me?” she asked aloud, scared of the answer. She got up on shaky legs and went to her phone. She found the number of the one doctor in the practice where she worked that she trusted. When he answered, she said, “Dr. Helton? It’s Kathy Remick. I hate to bother you on a Saturday, but I need your help.”
Then she kicked the sheets off of her and alarm bells went wild in her mind. One, she was naked, and she never slept in the nude. Even when she’d been married (a colossal mistake she’d made right out of high school), she always went to bed in at least a t-shirt and underwear. But she was as naked as the day she’d been born.
Coupled with that was a variety of eclectic items that apparently spent the night under the covers with her. There was an uncut cucumber, her small emergency flashlight, a bottle of travel shampoo, and her styling hairbrush. She stared at these things, dumbfounded as to why on earth she might’ve dragged them into the bed last night, but...well, she honestly didn’t remember coming to bed. Or coming home.
That realization sent Kathy into a panic. She dashed out of bed, through the living room of her apartment to the kitchen. There she found her purse on the counter and not the hook on the wall where she normally put it. She turned it over and dumped the contents out. After locating her keys and her wallet - everything there where she had left it - she sighed in relief. One of the girls from the office must’ve brought her home and set the purse there.
But why couldn’t she remember that? She remembered arriving at the bar, and everyone ordering their drinks and some appetizers. After she finished her wine and those damn shots, she had grabbed her purse and headed to the ladies’ room. She did her business and washed her hands and then it got hazy.
Kathy slid down to her knees, biting her thumbnail and trying hard to remember. It had been crowded in the restroom, which wasn’t unusual. Someone had bumped into her from behind...no, that wasn’t right. Someone has shoved her, that was right. As she was rounding that little corner between the entrance and back exit. They had shoved her right up against the wall and….
Her hand slid up to her neck but felt nothing there. But she remembered hands there, and then a mouth. Someone whispered in her ear before dragging her out the back door into the alley. A hand slid up her skirt, and then inside her underwear.
Her stomach rolled in horror as the worst floated to the top of her mind. Someone had messed with her drink! That had to be why she couldn’t remember what happened. Someone slipped her something and...and…
“Okay,” Kathy whispered to herself, running a hand through her mousy brown hair. “Okay, let’s not get ahead of ourselves.” She refused to jump to that next conclusion. And while she wasn’t great friends with the women she went out with, they would not have just let her leave with someone if she had been that messed up. And if she had just up and disappeared, they would’ve come looking for her, she was sure of it.
She took a moment to go into the bathroom, where she stood in front of her full length mirror. There didn’t appear to be any marks on her. She reached with a reluctant hand between her legs and didn’t feel anything dried or leaking from her there, although there was a hot lump on the upper inside of her thigh. She craned her head but couldn’t quite see what it was. Kathy grabbed up a hand mirror off the vanity and arranged it to see what was going on. All she could manage to see what appeared to be a bruise, though.
Frustrated, she ran back to the kitchen and grabbed up her phone. She took a picture, taking care to get only her leg and not any other parts she did not want to see. When she looked, she frowned and zoomed in. It was a bite. She could clearly see the outline of human teeth, though they weren’t large ones.
She just stared at the picture. Who had bitten her? And why?
Finally she set the phone down, dug through the clothes scattered on her floor, and found a pair of panties that were definitely not hers. They were red lace and crotchless, something a hooker might wear. Something about them set her heart to racing, which confused and embarrassed her. She tossed them aside, but her eyes fell back to the items that littered her bed. She reached out to grab the hair brush, eyes wide and
she blinked. She was sitting on the couch, the hair brush discarded on the cushion beside her. Her eyes found the clock and saw it was now almost 1 p.m. Where had four hours just gone? “What is wrong with me?” she asked aloud, scared of the answer. She got up on shaky legs and went to her phone. She found the number of the one doctor in the practice where she worked that she trusted. When he answered, she said, “Dr. Helton? It’s Kathy Remick. I hate to bother you on a Saturday, but I need your help.”