⚠️ WARNING WHAT I AM ABOUT TO WRITE MAY BE TRIGGERING TO SOME PEOPLE.
IN THIS PART OF THE STORY I AM WRITING HOW SHE DIED I DIDN'T GO INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL ON HOW SHE WAS RAPED, BUT YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!⚠️My eyes widen in shock.
As soon as he said that he lifted up my skirt with ease and took of my panties I didn't have any tears left within me to cry I felt so broken.
The man who was about to rape me put a cloth over my eyes and in my mouth.
He turned me around so my back was on the ground.
I guess he didn't want me to see his face.
It amazed me how it is so quiet on the street not a single person can hear me crying out for help.
He started kissing me on my lips then he stopped and I heard him undo his belt buckle even though I couldn't see him I still turned my head to the side.
After he was finished I couldn't move I just stayed there on the hard cold ground what made me lose hope was when he said this.Stranger: Not bad beautiful it would of been better if you moaned.
I hope you liked it rough, Don't worry babe I haven't finished with you just yet. The bitches who I fuck with I kill as well no hard feelings babe its just a traditionThen I felt something hard and cold against my neck I felt a tear rolling down my face.
I love you Mum and Dad.
The man removed the cloth out of my mouth.
Stranger: Any last words little girl
Gracie: Go fuck yourself
Stanger: Well I did fuck you which was even better
I felt the object pierce into my skin, I was choking on my own blood I automatically held my neck to put pressure on the wound but I knew it wasn't going to work I felt cold and weak.
The man who raped me removed the cloth that was around my eyes.
I looked up at him, I couldn't see his face clearly because it was too blurry.
Gracie: I - will - never - forget - this
I was too weak to say it out loud or to even do anything I felt so tired.
My eyes felt heavy and decided to close on their own.

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Moving on.
FantasyGracie hasn't moved on to the other side. why is she here? Does she have some unfinished business left to do? Started: June 2019 Finished: