Betrayed by Everyone Complete - Sex Stories

Betrayed by Everyone Complete

... ship the size of a stadium. His mother nodded along and thought it was a great idea, time away from everything that had happened. Lunch had gone smoothly and Ashley was already feeling much better, with the exception of his mother's phone getting texts every few minutes, the buzzing getting on his nerves. After eating they decided to watch one of his favorite movies, making popcorn and getting soda ready for the epic adventure fantasy. The movie was long, and although Ash loved it, they started getting bored after the first hour. While the characters marched across grassy fields on the screen, Ash's phone rang: it was the grocery store's number. "I don't wanna answer it." He said, ready to put it away. "Here let me." His mom said, reaching over and grabbing the phone before Ashley could react. Suddenly worried it could be his boss, he struggled to wrestle the phone away from her but was too late. "Hello?" She answered angrily, sounding ready to chew someone's head off. It actually made Ashley smile. "This is his mother. Yes. Oh. Well- Yeah I guess. I'll let him know." Hanging up his phone, she handed it back and smiled a little. "That was a girl named, Debbie. She said you didn't pick up your last check." Ashley was conflicted, he certainly never wanted to go back, but he could already tell his mother wanted him too. "Mom please don't make me go." He asked. "You just have to walk in the door, Ashley!" She laughed. "Besides, we can use the money to help fund that cruise." She ...

... said, turning off the movie and standing up."Fine, but can we at least get something to eat on the way back?" He asked hopefully before being shot down. "Actually honey I was kinda hoping you would ride your bike so I could do a report for work, I am missing a day after all." She said grabbing a notebook, skimming the pages and guilt tripping him into it. "How about I fix your favorite dinner instead?" She smiled, giving him a little excitement for coming home. It was lucky that they only lived a mile from the stores, mostly downhill Ashley coasted his bike feeling the warm air against his face. As he pulled into the large parking lot, he locked the bike into a rack and headed past the automatic doors. He noticed a lot of familiar faces turning and scowling at him, and suddenly felt nervous. Walking up to the new assistant manager he asked where to find his last check. "Debbie had it with her, but she went to the loading bay. Just head back." He said, seeming distant and cold. He suddenly had a bad feeling about this, it seemed like their hateful eyes were following him as he walked. He tried not to shake his hips, but it had become such a habit that he couldn't help it. Walking through the big floppy clear plastic wall that divided the store and the loading bay, he started looking for Debbie. Finally he asked someone where she was, and they pointed him to an empty poorly lit section of the loading bad, giving Ashley's spine a chill. "Uh- you know what I don't really need the ...