The Wild Girl In The Bus

On a packed bus bound for a college campus, Eddie Fuller, a man in his thirties, singles out a naive first-year student in a short plaid skirt. He has read psychology books and believes girls from poor backgrounds, raised in oppressive households, will not dare speak up when harassed. He presses against her in the crowd, and she does not resist.

When she stumbles and apologizes to him, his confidence grows. He lifts her skirt, touches her, and whispers that she should squeeze him tighter. Though she trembles and says she is scared, she does not call for help, and her body responds. Then his member slips through a hole in her worn underwear, and the contact becomes skin against skin.

What began as a calculated pursuit has turned into something far more real, leaving him stunned by the girl he chose.