Ubiquitous- Ch. 10

I was led to the back of the school to an old empty shed. The doors were open and someone pushed be inside, making me fall flat onto the ground. All the air was pushed from my lungs as someone sat on my back to keep me from moving. Rough string was tied tightly around my wrists and ankles. Geez, bullies were so extreme these days…

When I was finally able to sit up, their tall leader stood between me and the outside. My heart was pounding, though not because I was scared. I was seriously ticked off.

"We told you to stay away from our U-Kiss boys." She said.

I replied sarcastically, "No, you technically only told me to stay away from Kevin."
This earned me a kick in the ribs. "Shut your mouth." She said in a nasty tone. Then she smirked. "We warned you- you're just a pretty new toy with colorful hair to him. Hmm, let's change that, shall we?" Now I guess I was a little scared. I liked my hair! They better not cut it off or something. She stepped closer.

"Take this, b*tch." As the fan club held me down, the leader poured some kind of thick black liquid on my head. It was really cold and seeped through my hair, dripping down my shirt. She stepped back and held up a bottle that said "Permanent black hair dye! Cheap but effective!" and laughed.

"That should teach you to keep clear of our boys." She said. I spit some of the dye that had somehow even gotten in my mouth at her and she yelped. "Eeww~" She really seemed to like kicking me in the ribs, 'cause she did it again.  "Let's leave this sorry clump of garbage, girls." Her hair swung around as she turned to leave. One of the girls was even kind enough to wave "bye bye" to me before they slammed the doors shut and locked them, leaving me in complete darkness.

The rope around my wrists and ankles was really starting to hurt, especially since I'd twisted around so much in trying to fight off the insane people holding me down. The goo was seeping everywhere- down my arms, all the way down my back to the floor, and (of course) it was starting to really get into my face. It was so cold and made me shiver. A thought came to my mind- no one technically knew where I was. Jenna and Amber were probably still waiting by the front gate. It was doubtful anyone would find me soon. As this idea sunk into me, along with the dye, I started crying. This was seriously depressing.