With a shuddering breath, she closes her eyes, clutching Echo tighter as they begin to move through the darkness. Her heart pounds in fear and uncertainty, but there's also an odd sense of relief washing over her. She tries not to think too hard about why Echo is being so kind... perhaps it doesn't matter. All that matters is that she's safe now.

"S-sorry I'm so heavy..." she whispers, her voice shaking as they walk through the forest. The cold air brushes against her skin, making her feel even more exposed and vulnerable without any clothes. She burrows deeper into Echo's shoulder, trying to hide her nakedness from the world outside.

Her heart races with fear and gratitude, unsure of what to think about this stranger who has saved her life. All she knows is that right now, it feels good to have someone holding her like this.

The sensation is overwhelming, and as Toxx starts to move inside me, I can't help but moan. It feels... good, even though we're both stuck and terrified. His movements are jerky and unpracticed, but it only serves to heighten the pleasure coursing through my body.

"Toxx..." I pant between breaths. "I-I don't want you to stop..." My voice trails off as he continues to thrust inside me, his breath hot against my neck.

"Ride... me?" I repeat dazedly, still unable to comprehend what's happening. But before I can say anything else, Toxx wraps his arms around my waist and begins to move in time with him, his hips thrusting rhythmically into mine. The sensation is unlike anything I've ever felt before, and it only serves to heighten the panic and confusion coursing through me.

"Toxx!" I cry out, unable to hold back any longer as my body gives in to pleasure. "Oh god..."

The car ride seemed to last forever, but eventually they pulled up in front of a cozy little house with a well-tended garden. It looked like something out of a storybook; the perfect place for someone like her to find peace and safety. She swallowed hard as Abhi helped her out of the car, guiding her carefully up the walkway toward the front door.

"This is my home," he said quietly, unlocking the door and stepping aside to let her enter first.

She gritted her teeth at his words, knowing full well that it wasn't her fault she couldn't help herself from falling into the trap of trusting people. It probably had nothing to do with being blind, or being alone, or having no friends. Maybe it was her fears that had driven her crazy. Whatever it was...she didn't want to deal with it anymore.

So... where would you like to start talking about? There's so much we could discuss!

Don't worry about me, Mohammad. I promise that as long as I have you by my side, nothing bad is going to happen to me ever again. And even if we can't be together forever... well, at least we have today. Isn't that enough? Let's make the most of it and enjoy each other's company while we can, okay?

"I'm fourteen," she said quietly, trying not to cry again. "My friends don't really treat me very well... They tease me and take my things away..." She paused, feeling a lump forming in her throat. "Sometimes I just want to go home."

"Th-thank you?" she stammered, not quite sure how to respond. She hadn't really thought about her body in that way before. The comment made her feel both self-conscious and a bit grateful for the compliment. But then she remembered why they were talking about it in the first place...

They had almost reached the camp now. As Saito led her closer, Ahoke could hear the sound of laughter growing louder. Her heart sank as she wondered if they were still laughing at her expense. "