Challenge

Harlow:They say boys are only mean to the girls they like. That statement was true for me. At least: that's what I saw my whole life He bullied me. Pushed me around and belittled me throughout high school. I thought I was done with having to deal with him. I've grown since high school. I'm not the same wallflower I was back then. But now when my tormentor looks at me like he's the hunter and I'm the prey it's no longer the sense of fear that I feel. It's a sense of lust, desire and need. Maybe everything I thought I knew was wrong. Maybe he's not the bully I once knew. Or maybe it's all just an act.

Ky:She was the girl I used to push around. The one they said I bullied. The outcast I couldn't stop bothering. The one I used to dream about. I thought she hated me, thought I could never come back from the way I treated her but then she got drunk at one of our parties and her drunken confession gave me hope. I could fix things with her. I could finally have the girl I've always wanted to be with. But how do I show her that I won't treat her the same way? How do I show her I'm not the same bully I once was? Especially when the reasons for my behavior come back full force? It's going to be hard but like anything, I'm up for the challenge.