Sunday, December 12, 2010

Chapter 3

The annoying glare of the sunlight greeted Grape as she awoke the next morning. She quickly rose out of bed and approached the door to find a note taped to it:

“Dear Grape,

Dad and I are a work today, so I expect you to keep things clean and neat while we’re gone.

Peanut should be still asleep when you’re reading this. If he wakes up, please help him with whatever he needs help with and treat him nicely.

Love Mom.”

Grape quickly pulled the note off the door and crumpled it into a ball before throwing it into the trash. She sighed and began to approach the stairs, but stopped to glance at Peanut’s room. Slowly, she peeked her head inside to see Peanut fast asleep, making a faint, somewhat relieved smile. He looked rather peaceful in his sleep; one would never suspect what happened to him. the dog turned his back towards Grape and made a yawn.

Grape sat down at the table and poured a glass of orange juice she grabbed from the refrigerator. She didn’t feel like eating this morning, and it was clearly obvious why. “If I didn’t go with Max to that movie…” Grape thought. She sighed and rubbed her eyes. How was she supposed to know that Peanut was going to be raped?

It wasn’t long before Grape heard the sound of footsteps slowing walking down the stairs. She watched as Peanut entered the kitchen, and suddenly felt depressed. Peanut looked like hell. His ears were drooped completely. His eyes were vacant and blank. His posture slumped over. He stood in the kitchen for a few moments before returning back upstairs. Grape felt as if her heart was bound by barbed wire, her eyes welled with tears.



As the weeks passed, Peanut began to fall deeper and deeper into a large depression.
Eventually, he began to move around and talk. He even began acting like his usual self. But if one would look into his eyes, they would see that he was simply trying to hide how he truly felt under a emotional mask.

Despite the “positive attitude”, Peanut rarely ate or slept. If someone touched him, he would flinch and tense up. At night he would get horrible nightmares and end up getting terribly sick, and vomited constantly. Eventually, he decided to avoid sleeping to get rid of the nightmares. Now, if this was a person, on would probably say that such acts were exaggerated or ridiculous. But Peanut was no person. He was a dog. A simple, weak, pathetic dog, and what happened to him ended up leaving him, “broken”.

Grape stood against the fence outside her house and sighed. She knew that if Peanut continued to act this way, he would surely die. She looked over to see Peanut leaving the house. His fur was matted and worn. His body was so thin that his ribs stuck out. There were dark bags under his eyes, which were darting all over the place. Peanut did this every time he left the house. If the hound saw any vans on the street, he would run back into the house for the rest of the day.

As Grape watched Peanut look cautiously around the street, she couldn’t help but feel a great sadness as she saw her friend’s pathetic appearance.

Once Peanut saw that there were no vans in the street, he ran quickly over to the clubhouse where the other dogs hung out. Grape sighed and rubbed her eyes a Max walked up next to her.

“Hey Grape.”

“Hey Max.”

They kissed.

Max didn’t even try to avoid what was on Grape’s mind. “How’s Peanut?”

Grape sighed and flattened her ears. “I don’t know, Maxie. He’s keeps getting worse and worse. I saw him today and…” Wiped her eyes. “I kept thinking that if I didn’t go see that movie, that he’d be okay. That none of this wouldn’t have happened.”

Max smiled and brought Grape close to him. “Hey, he’ll be okay, you’ll see. You can’t change the past, but you can be there for him and change his future.”

Grape raised and eyebrow, a smile forming on her face. “Did you go for Chinese last night?”

Max grinned. “Yep. Fortune cookies are pretty convenient.”

They both laughed and kissed momentarily before they heard a large scream come from the clubhouse. Grape immediately recognized it as Peanut, and ran for the clubhouse, dragging Max along with.

When Grape and Max entered the clubhouse. They saw Peanut curled up into a ball on the floor, sobbing, as Bino stood over him. A crowd of dogs surrounded the two of them. “Ha! C’mon, get up you loser!” He grabbed a piece of paper from a nearby podium, crumpled it up, and threw it at the whimpering figure. Peanut let out a small cry and curled up tighter. Grape flew through the crowd and stood between Peanut and Bino, letting out a large hiss.

“Hey, you can’t come here. No cat’s allowed.
“I DON’T CARE! WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING?!”

“I was simply yelling at Peanut for disrespecting our club’s rules and he freaked out on me.”

Fox sighed. “More like you yelled and shook him.”

Bino looked over to see King and Fox standing in the crowd. There was a look of scorn on Fox’s face.

Bino growled. “Who invited you homos here? I thought I kicked you both out of the club.

Fox cracked his knuckles. “No you didn’t. I kicked your ass and left.” He approached Bino. “And I won’t mind doing it again.”

Bino shoved Fox away. “Back off, Fag! This is between me and Peanut.

Grape grabbed Bino by his collar. “DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT HE’S BEEN THROUGH?!

“Yep. I heard my dad talk about it to Fido and the other police dogs. And frankly, I think Peanut needs to get over it.”

Grape punched him in the muzzle.

Bino got up and scowled, wiping a bit of blood from the corner of his mouth. “Get out of here, and take ‘Sergeant Homo’ and his butt buddy with you.”

Grape helped Peanut up as Max approached Bino. “I’m telling dad.” He said. He left along with King, Fox, and the others.

The five of the walked down the street. Peanut was shivering and his eyes were shut tightly as Grape did her best to comfort him.

“I’m sorry…I’m sorry.”

“No Peanut, it’s not your fault, Bino-“

“B-but it is…It all is…”

“Peanut…”

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Chapter 2

Max grinned as Grape kissed him on the cheek as they left the movies. “Thanks for the night.” She whispered through a giggle. Max beamed with pride. “No problem, G.” He said. “I’ll always be glad to take you wherever you want.” Grape laughed and kissed him again, before shoving him into some nearby bushes.

It was evening as Grape and Max approached Peanut’s house, which to Grape’s surprise had a police car in the parking lot. Grape twitched an ear in confusion as she examined the scene. “I wondered what happened…” She said quietly. Max grinned. “Maybe Peanut got his head stuck in a drain pipe.” He laughed at his own joke, but stopped instantly when Grape shot a annoyed look a him. “Sorry.” The couple noticed Fido leave the house. He sighed and shook his head, before noticing Grape and Max. A pang of worry hit his stomach.

He approached Grape, who in an instant realized something was wrong. “Fido?” She whispered. Fido rubbed the back of his head and sighed, trying his best to avoid eye contact.. “It’s Peanut, something’s happened to him…” Grape’s ears flattened. “What? Did he get hit by a car.” Fido shook his head. “Um… Not really.” He took a look from Grape to Max, to Grape again. “I-I think you should come inside, this is a bit personal...” Grape’s eyes narrowed. “Why? Surely you can talk to me about this in front of my boyfriend.” Fido turned his back towards the two cats.

“No, I can’t…”

Grape’s eyes widened and she gasped in surprise of the seriousness in Fido’s voice. She said goodbye to Max and followed Fido back to the house.

Inside the house, Mr. Sandwich was busy talking with a police officer. He turned his head the moment he saw Grape and sighed in relief. He approached the purple cat and hugged her. “D-Dad?” Grape whispered in worry. ”Is Peanut okay?” Mr. Sandwich let go of Grape and put his hands on her shoulders, his eyes glistening. “No, he not.” He said.

Meanwhile upstairs, Mrs. Sandwich was in the bathroom with Peanut. She just gave him a bath and was now drying him off with a towel. Ever since she found him lying on the street, Peanut was crying nonstop. “Shhhh.” Mrs. Sandwich whispered in a soothing tone. Peanut buried his face in her shirt and continued to sob. “You’re alright. Mom’s here. You’re alright.”

Grape sat on the couch with Fido, watching the police officer finish asking Mr. Sandwich a set of questions.

“And what was the time you found the victim?”

“Um… About 12:40, 12:45 PM.”

“Uh-huh. Did the victim say anything about the criminal? Like a description?”

“No, he hasn’t said anything since we found him?”

“I see. Has there been any report of suspicious activity before?”

“No, not that I know of…”

“Any missing possessions?”

“Y-Yes, the tag of his collar is missing?”

“Collar?”

“Yes, the one the criminal used to…to…”

“I understand. Okay, if you manage to get any more information about what happened, please contact the investigation department at this number.” The police officer handed Mr. Sandwich a card. “Alright, see you later then.” He looked at Fido. “Come on Fido.” Fido patted Grape on the shoulder. “Don’t worry, everything’ll work out, you’ll see.” He gave Grape a warm, tired smile before getting off the couch and leaving with the police officer.

Grape and Mr. Sandwich stood in the living for what seemed like an eternity before Mr. Sandwich spoke. “Alright Grape, time to get to bed.” He kissed her on the fore head as she left for her bedroom.

As she lied in her bed, she couldn’t help but hear Mr. Sandwich talk with his wife.

“Did you put him to bed?”

“Yes, he asleep now.”

“Poor guy, going through all that…” He sighed

“Earl, what are we supposed to do?”

Mr. Sandwich paused for a moment. “Well, we could always move…”

“EARL!”

“I know, I know. It’s not like we could move anyways, with the economy all…”

“What if he comes back?”

“I don’t know. I don’t think he’ll come back here now that the police are snooping around.”

There was a moment of silence between the two.

“Earl, who would honestly do that to a dog. I mean, I’ve heard storied about that happening to kids, but not…” Her voice trailed off.

“I know, the sick bastard.”

“…”

“…”

“I wonder how Grape feels.”

“She probably feels worried about Peanut.”

True, Grape sat up and hugged her knees. Just the thought of Peanut getting violated got her sick. A tear fell down her cheek.

“In honesty, I’m more worried about how Peanut’s gonna act…”

“Yeah. I could see how people could get over it. But a dog.”

“The poor guy’s probably messed up in the head.”

Grape heard a sniffle come from Mrs. Sandwich.

“Oh Earl, what are we going to do?!”

“Hey, don’t worry. We’ll get through this. It’ll all work out. You’ll see.”

Grape remembered Fido saying the same thing and lied down again.

“It’ll all work out, eh? I hope so…”

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Chapter 1

“Today feels like a good day!”

Peanut smiled as he acquired another perfect score on another video game. He had spent the last few weeks preparing to beat Joey at “Ultra Negima Zetta Fighter 2”, and the all the late nights of caffeine and playing until three in the morning finally paid off. The hound grinned and arose from the beanbag chair he was sitting on and stretched, ready to prove his gaming skills.

But before the master gamer could defeat the worthless n00bs who challenged him, he would need to stock up on energy drinks. Peanut sighed, he remember that ever since the Milton ferrets visited the cul-de-sac, energy drinks weren’t allowed in the house. And since Grape wasn’t around, he couldn’t ask her for money. The hound paced and paced until he concluded that Joey probably had drinks already stashed at his house, so Peanut decided to leave a note before walking out the front door.

Peanut walked at a slightly hurried pace. Looking up, he noticed that the sky was turning grey. “Hm, it’s gonna rain soon. I hope Joey doesn’t cancel…” He was about two houses down from Joey’s house when he noticed a relatively young male human with long, wavy, black hair unloading boxes from a dark-red van. The man looked over his shoulder and formed a warm smile. “Hey there.?” He said. “Would there be a chance you could give me a hand? I’ll pay you.”

Peanut hesitated. He knew Mom and Dad told him several times not to talk to strangers, but he then thought over the fact that he could make a few bucks before clobbering Joey at his favorite game. “Sure!” the dog replied cheerfully, ignoring the raindrop that landed on his shoulder.

“Thanks.” The man replied. Peanut approached the man and helped him unload more boxes from the van. As they unloaded the boxes, Peanut explained to the man about Joey and how he would make him cry like a sissy once he showed his skills. “I bet that’ll teach him a lesson.” The man said with a laugh. Peanut laughed along with him, his tail wagging rapidly. “Well.” The man said, rubbing his neck.” Would you like to have a drink in my van?” He asked.

Peanut froze again, his tail stopped wagging. Something felt very wrong. He suddenly felt very nervous, and shook his head. “Um. N-No thank you…” He said. The man smirked and began to approach him. “Really? After all that work you don’t want a nice, refreshing drink?” The way he said those last three words chilled Peanut’s spine. His body shivered and he began to back away from the advancing man. He stopped when he felt his body hit the cold metal of the van. “Not really. I-I have to see my friend. He’ll wonder why I’m late and-“

Peanut stopped as the man slammed his hand on the side of the van, inches away from Peanut’s head. “I’m sure he wouldn’t mind.” He said, his other hand cupping Peanut’s muzzle. Peanut’s eyes darted in all directions. In his mind, he begged that someone saw what was going on. That someone would walk up and go, “Hey whaddya thing you’re doing?” But no one was outside, no dogs, no people, nobody. Just Peanut, and the man.

The man needed little effort to shove Peanut into the back of the van, despite the canine’s struggles. He instantly removed Peanut’s collar and used it to bind his hands, before he pressed his mouth to Peanut’s muzzle, forcefully kissing him. “Don’t try anything.” He whispered with a slight laugh. “You can’t escape.”

He instantly drove a hand downward and began touching his groin. Peanut began to feel sick, he certainly did not want this to happen to him. “P-Please stop…” He muttered, trying to hold back tears. The man merely smirked and continued to molest the pitiful dog. When Peanut was finally erect, the man took a moment to admire it. “Huh, 7-inches. Very nice.” He then pulled down his pants and revealed his own erection. “So, are you ready to get on your knees?” He asked.

Peanut constantly gave out muffled screams of protest as his muzzle was wrapped around the man’s member. The man forced Peanut’s head to bob up and down on the man’s rod. “Say what you want.” The man said. “Your screams will only bring me closer to climax.”

The man began breathing hard as his hand gripped Peanut’s head, pushing him faster and faster. Peanut did his best to imaging this wasn’t happening, but the man constantly shattered any mental diversions he had. Suddenly, Peanut’s head was stopped, and the man suddenly began pushing his hips unto Peanut, basically fucking him in the mouth.

Peanut continued to protest. Tears were rolling down his cheeks as he tried to push the man away as hard as he could, but with no avail. “Uh.” The man groaned. “You ready? Hear it comes…”

Peanut’s eyes widened in shock as he felt the man’s hot seed enter Peanut’s muzzle. He gagged as the horrid fluid entered is throat. “Swallow.” The man commanded. Peanut gagged for a few moments before swallowing. The man pulled out of Peanut’s mouth, a strand of semen being the only connection between the two before disappearing. “Huh.” He chuckled. “You’re pretty obedient. Figures, since you’re a dog…”

Peanut coughed, wiping his mouth with his arm. “P-please, I’m begging you, let me go home!”

The man sighed and looked at Peanut with a pitiful grin. “Fine then, let’s get this over with.”

Peanut started to get up, but it only led to the man forcefully slamming his head unto the floor of the van, gripping his tail with the other. He didn’t even give Peanut a second before pushing himself into the canine’s tailhole.

Peanut’s mind exploded. He screamed as loud as he could to the point of screeching. He kicked and kicked, but nothing seemed to work. He almost brock his back trying to push the man off of him. But he soon realized all he could do was beg.

“PLEASE! IT HURT’S! I WANNA GO HOME!” He began sobbing loudly and continued to struggle against the man who was above him, pushing himself deeper inside of Peanut. Peanut cried and cried, he never felt so much pain, humiliation, and fear in his life, and he would continue to suffer like this until the man was finished.

The man’s grunts grew louder. He slid in deeper with each thrust, which brought immense pain to Peanut.

It wasn’t long before the man was finished, shooting seed into his tailhole, inside him. At that moment, Peanut stopped crying. He stopped struggling altogether and simply laid there, his mind shattered into pieces, his innocence lost.

His body felt numb. He didn’t feel the man pushing him out the van. He didn’t hear him drive off. He didn’t feel the cool rain falling above him or the warm asphalt below him.

He didn’t feel anything.

A single tear fell down his cheek.

His mind drifted to blackness as he heard his name called out to him.

“PEANUT!”