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Ok you guys, there is no Puck in this story, and I don't know if there will be, but it's epic in it's creepiness and I had to share. Come be creeped out with me? Hold my hand?
It's still a WIP but anon is pretty on top of it.
After the events of "Home," Burt is happy, Carole is happy, Finn is happy, Kurt is ... not. But he recognizes that that is mostly his fault. He realizes his Dad deserves to be happy, so he accepts things as they are, but that doesn't mean he can just stop feeling the way he does.
So, Kurt goes to the only drug dealer in town, Sandy Ryerson. He asks Sandy for something that will make all the pain go away. Sandy sees how vulnerable Kurt is and can't resist the opportunity to take advantage. He convinces Kurt to confide in him under the premise that as a fellow "Friend of Dorothy," he may understand what Kurt is going through. Kurt would normally be very suspicious, but he's too ...everything to care, so he agrees.
During that time, Sandy drugs and rapes Kurt. Kurt is aware of the whole thing, he just can't fight back. It turns out, a few days later, Kurt realizes the experience has made him more numb than any drugs ever could, so he keeps going back to Sandy.
Where it goes from there is completely up to the author (should anyone choose to claim this monster).
Bonus points for incorporating Sandy's doll collection (obsession) and the fact that Kurt is pretty much a living doll.
It's still a WIP but anon is pretty on top of it.
After the events of "Home," Burt is happy, Carole is happy, Finn is happy, Kurt is ... not. But he recognizes that that is mostly his fault. He realizes his Dad deserves to be happy, so he accepts things as they are, but that doesn't mean he can just stop feeling the way he does.
So, Kurt goes to the only drug dealer in town, Sandy Ryerson. He asks Sandy for something that will make all the pain go away. Sandy sees how vulnerable Kurt is and can't resist the opportunity to take advantage. He convinces Kurt to confide in him under the premise that as a fellow "Friend of Dorothy," he may understand what Kurt is going through. Kurt would normally be very suspicious, but he's too ...everything to care, so he agrees.
During that time, Sandy drugs and rapes Kurt. Kurt is aware of the whole thing, he just can't fight back. It turns out, a few days later, Kurt realizes the experience has made him more numb than any drugs ever could, so he keeps going back to Sandy.
Where it goes from there is completely up to the author (should anyone choose to claim this monster).
Bonus points for incorporating Sandy's doll collection (obsession) and the fact that Kurt is pretty much a living doll.