(REMAKE IS UP!) Restitution (CLOSED)

Chapter 12: Heat of the Moment

EDIT 1: I always forget the █#@%ing songs!

I had gotten back to the house just fine. Megan, Ruby, and Saffron were playing games when I got back. After an explanation, Saffron and the others had me play some kind of racing game. I lost of course, having no idea how to really play it. After that, I found out the real purpose of why Megan and Ruby got those suits. It was to go swimming, but Megan was having a little too much fun making me squirm. She told me they were a tight one-piece swim-suit. Saffron had her own even before, which when all three teamed up on me, I tried my best to hold my breath underwater. This only made things worse when I surfaced for air. I would let out large gasps of air to try and draw sufficient air, and that's when they struck. First, it was just Saffron forcing her lips on mine. I almost choked as her tongue was forced inside my mouth. It only got worse as Megan and Ruby tried to do the same thing afterwards. I'll just go and say that it turned out really bad for me. I had to get out of the water and calm myself down. My face was flushing so much I thought I might end up getting in over my head.

When I dried off and got myself to calm down, I felt a lot more pent up inside. Erika had come back from where she works, saying that there were some interesting things about my biology according to the sample she took. At this point, I felt my muscles beginning to relax, but my mind was racing. Erika then suggested that I go out for a walk. I was about to tell her that I had gone out not that long ago, but then she also recommended I go and see how Alice was doing over at the station. Receiving directions and after letting my clothes dry off all the way, I went back outside. I felt myself slowly venting as I took in fresh air. Something felt off though. A sudden urge to get to Alice as quickly as possible. As I made my way through the crowd, getting closer to the station she was at currently, I started to feel anxiety for some reason. I felt my legs speeding up as I caught sight of the station. I put on my hood as I walked inside. There were a lot of Pokémon inside, moving around and doing their own thing. They didn't even seem to acknowledge me coming in. I stopped someone as they were walking by.

"Do you know where Alice is?"

"The Flareon? She walked over that way." A Beedril said. I made my way past multiple officers as I went down several hallways, continuously asking where Alice was. When I got to where they had told me, which was a small office, she wasn't there. My anxiety started to climb and started turning into dread and fear. It was like my body had a mind of its own as I spun around and search the area within eye-sight.

"Alice?" I doubt my voice got to her. There were others talking, drowning out my own voice. I stopped a Meowth as it was walking by.

"Where's Alice?" I asked. The Meowth looked at me a little stunned, then looked me up and down.

"What are you doing back here? No one's supposed to be back here without someone escorting them."

"Please." I pleaded. "I'm a friend of hers. I need to know where she is."

"And who exactly are you? I can't go and just tell to just anyone." I raised my hand and pushed off my hood slightly. I take from how the look of shock on his face that he hadn't registered who I was.

"I'm not just anyone." I said. "And I need to find her now!" My muscles were getting on edge. My mind was not working correctly. I felt like I was on the verge of hysteria. I don't know what was causing me to act like this, but it was almost like a sixth sense. The Meowth looked at me for a second, then waved me over.

"She's in a meeting right now with the boss, but I can at least take you to a waiting area for her." The Meowth guided me to an area a little further inside. I put my hood back on, trying to keep my anxiety to myself. The Meowth guided me to a door with two chairs outside and told me to wait here until they came out. After that, he went off somewhere else. Despite the two semi-comfortable looking chairs, I couldn't sit down. My mind was running a mile a minute, and I paced back and forth. The noise I was hearing from everyone else talking was making it hard to hear my own thoughts. As I paced back and forth, I heard another voice that caught my attention. It was behind the door I was told to wait at. I stopped pacing almost instinctively and started listening. The voice was muffled at first, but then my brain seemed to start ignoring the voices around me as I focused on just the one. As I did, the voice became clearer.