Post by Sierra Briden on Jun 22, 2013 16:18:47 GMT -5
Sierra burst into a fit of flirtatious giggles when he brought out a handful of confetti. Who knew that Sierra could laugh, right? She wasn't actually laughing, though. It was more of a coy response that was supposed to make her look like a cute little thing that had a good personality. Ah, Mr. Dawson thought she was so adorable - little did he know what a bitch she could be. Her number one life goal was to experience every single sex position that was discussed in the Kama Sutra. If that wasn't the opposite of "innocently adorable," she didn't know what was.
It probably was a problem, that Sierra was a sex addict at such a young age, but she had stopped caring after a while. So girls were jealous of all her sexual partners, and guys only wanted her for sex - big deal. She'd find a husband someday, and a good one, with nice looks and the same lusty passion as she had. Until then, she'd have plenty of sexual partners and enjoy them, no matter who thought what about her.
"Yeah, my classmates are particularly pleased with me." She shrugged. "They've shunned me and labeled me as the school slut - like that's a bad thing." She snorted disdainfully, shaking her head. "I don't know, people love my sister, Hannah. No one really likes me though." There was a hint of sadness in her voice that she had hoped he wouldn't pick up on. Sure, it was a lonely life, and she did want friends... but she didn't want to make the effort to get them. It was easier to isolate herself than to go out and be friendly and smile all the time. She would rather pick up guys than drive her friends around and shop at the mall and do weird things like that.
Sierra turned when Sam said that she was alright. "Oh, thanks, Sam..." she muttered, no emotion in her voice. She could be a cold hearted bitchy robot sometimes. Again, it was probably a bad thing, but did she care? Fuck no. She wasn't being mean to Sam, she just didn't know him at all. Her eyes were on the D - Mr. D to be exact.
It probably was a problem, that Sierra was a sex addict at such a young age, but she had stopped caring after a while. So girls were jealous of all her sexual partners, and guys only wanted her for sex - big deal. She'd find a husband someday, and a good one, with nice looks and the same lusty passion as she had. Until then, she'd have plenty of sexual partners and enjoy them, no matter who thought what about her.
"Yeah, my classmates are particularly pleased with me." She shrugged. "They've shunned me and labeled me as the school slut - like that's a bad thing." She snorted disdainfully, shaking her head. "I don't know, people love my sister, Hannah. No one really likes me though." There was a hint of sadness in her voice that she had hoped he wouldn't pick up on. Sure, it was a lonely life, and she did want friends... but she didn't want to make the effort to get them. It was easier to isolate herself than to go out and be friendly and smile all the time. She would rather pick up guys than drive her friends around and shop at the mall and do weird things like that.
Sierra turned when Sam said that she was alright. "Oh, thanks, Sam..." she muttered, no emotion in her voice. She could be a cold hearted bitchy robot sometimes. Again, it was probably a bad thing, but did she care? Fuck no. She wasn't being mean to Sam, she just didn't know him at all. Her eyes were on the D - Mr. D to be exact.