A date went wrong ... so very wrong !!

Just one thing before I tell you ... don't pity me.
So I hadn't dated anyone before. I met this guy online a few months ago. We decided to meet and all, he had his job so we met after 8:30 in the evening. I stay near sea, Dadar. So instead of going to the coffee shop he said he wanted to sit by the rocks. Me being naive, idiot didn't understand what he implied.

I was crazy... I don't think he meant ill. He must have thought I knew what I was doing. Anyway ... 15 minutes after we sat, he started kissing me. By the time I realised what was happening, I was too scared to even move. He was little rough. Bit me when I didn't respond. Suddenly he started gropping me and I just froze in panic. 10 minutes later he realised, that I wasn't fine. 

I couldn't respond. I still wonder why. I was very scared, kinda cold. Just kept pushing his hands away. Thankfully he stopped. I told him to drop me home. So he did. He had a Royal Enfield Bullet. We rode back home. After that I had issues whenever I saw bullets, my breathing used to speed up.

PS: Even if you know the person you are dating or about to date, choose your meeting locations carefully. make sure they are public locations. Better safe than a story :P

Dedicated to,
A strong headed lady with gripping stories and shady past,
all my dear ones,

Thank You for reading,

From Hetansh Shah a.k.a Hetu :]

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