BadForm
Bad attitude in any Form
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- Feb 26, 2001
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Sarah slammed her foot on the accelerator and screeched away from the traffic lights. She was pissed. She'd been at Measham College for three years, and had been a straight-A student. Until tonight that is. She'd just got back her first paper from her anatomy course, and not only was it not been an A, it was an F! That smarmy, racist bastard, Professor Smythe! He told her flat out after the first lesson, no way did anyone "like her" (she'd heard THAT phrase before, it was the racists' politically correct epithet for black) have the brains to get an A in anatomy, but if she was willing to use her body, he'd see what he could do. She was shocked. She'd slapped his face and marched away, planning to tell the dean. Unfortunately, he'd made sure he said it when nobody else was around, meaning she had no evidence.
Fuming she threw her car around corner and into a wooded road. Somehow she'd get even. Maybe she would pretend to be willing to 'play' his game, then turn the tables on him somehow. Maybe...
Anger misting her vision, she didn't see the turn in the road until too late. She slammed on the brake and tried to turn. That sent her into a spin. She tried to adjust, but couldn't. Her car left the road still doing thirty, span over a ditch, through some bracken and into a tree with a sickening crunch.
She didn't know how long she had been unconscious, but when she came round she hurt. Groaning, she tried to clear her head. Then she smelt the petrol. She unbuckled her seatbelt, and forced open the car door, gasping as pain shot through her. She tumbled from the wreck, and half staggered, half crawled towards the roadway, hoping against hope to flag someone down on the quiet, night-time road.
Fuming she threw her car around corner and into a wooded road. Somehow she'd get even. Maybe she would pretend to be willing to 'play' his game, then turn the tables on him somehow. Maybe...
Anger misting her vision, she didn't see the turn in the road until too late. She slammed on the brake and tried to turn. That sent her into a spin. She tried to adjust, but couldn't. Her car left the road still doing thirty, span over a ditch, through some bracken and into a tree with a sickening crunch.
She didn't know how long she had been unconscious, but when she came round she hurt. Groaning, she tried to clear her head. Then she smelt the petrol. She unbuckled her seatbelt, and forced open the car door, gasping as pain shot through her. She tumbled from the wreck, and half staggered, half crawled towards the roadway, hoping against hope to flag someone down on the quiet, night-time road.