WUBMMQ Ch. 2 Intimadation

The notorious Princess Morbucks came from behind the large oak tree sporting a rather devious look. You could tell by her demanding body language that she was brainstorming an evil plan that will probably end up ruining somebody's life. Two people exactly. Well, it might be more than two by the end of it. She didn't care.

She took out a gold mirror and began to admire herself. She thought she looked absolutely gorgeous, with her emerald eyes and luminous curly red hair that fell down to her shoulders. She was well know around Townsville High for being the girl who attracted the most guys. She was also known as the girl who hooked up with those exact guys. But who could blame them? She was extremely wealthy and she was simply breathtaking, no wonder the boys couldn't keep their hands off her.

But there was still one boy who wasn't under her spell... One stubborn boy who seemed to despise her rather than adore her. She hated that she couldn't have him to herself. She was Princess, she deserved to have anything she damned well pleased. But for some reason, he was the only object she was denied of. But that will soon change if things go according to plan.

"Lacky! Come get this!" she yelled.

A red-headed hair girl with bright blue eyes approached her from behind the tree.

"It's Mindy." the girl replied while taking the expensive mirror from her hand.

Princess gave her an intense glare. "I'll call you whatever I want. You work for me now. Now let's go."

Mindy picked up her and Princess' stuff off the grass and followed her. She was getting extremely irritated with herself. She used to be the popular bully in her old school. Now she was pushed to the bottom of the social ladder, forced to work as a lacky for someone else just to survive. How humiliating.

Princess approached her next victim; Robin Synder. She was a tall athletic type, with long brown hair and sky blue eyes. She was generally a nice girl, and Princess was going to use that weakness to get what she wanted. Just like she always did.

"Hey, girl. What's up." Princess said with a fake smile.

"Hello, Princess." Robin looked down at her watch. "Oh no... It's 1:20, they wanted all the Majorettes dressed and on the sidelines by 1:15. We have have to go Princess."

Princess grabbed Robin's shoulder and lead her to the stadium. "Okay, but let's talk on the way."

Robin was starting to feel uncomfortable about where this was going. Princess didn't just talk to people. Especially not to people of a lower class than hers.

"Umm.. so... what do you want to talk about?"

Princess flipped her hair back and looked at Robin. "Well, you know how hard I worked to become a Majorette. Do you?"

Robin nodded. "Yeah, I mean we all had to work really hard to get were we are now..."

"Okay, but don't you think someone worked a little bit harder than you to become Head Majorette?"

"What?" she replied with a confused expression.

"I think I should be the Head Majorette. I worked harder than you." Princess stated directly.

Robin almost bust out in an enormous laugh. "You a hard worker? You basically bribed your way up to second Majorette. And you expect me to give you my position just like that? You must be joking."

"Why not?" Princess pleaded. "You and me used to be friends. We had a history together."

Robin broke away from her grip and glared into the red-head's eyes. "Yeah. A history I rather not repeat."

She finally broke eye contract with Princess and began to walk to the stadium, leaving Princess and her lacky in the dust.

Princess sighed deeply while she rubbed her temples. She was getting restless and a bit agitated. This whole nice girl routine wasn't working out well for her. So, she changed tactics and decided to go with something she knew. Something a little more... Princess. She aggressively pushed Robin to the ground, where she landed on her face with a huge thud.

"Let's cut the crap, girl. You're going to let me become the Head Majorette. Got it?" she ordered.

Robin slowly sat up and spat the fresh red blood that was leaking out of her mouth on to the grass.

"You never should of done that Princess. When I tell the principal about this, you'll get kicked out of band and you'll get suspended. And none of your little lies are going to help you. I'm all the proof I need."

Princess smiled at her threat. "Not if you say that you tripped while running to the stadium."

Robin continued wiping the blood from her face. "And why would I tell them that?"

"Well, I don't know. Maybe because of this."

She snapped her fingers and Mindy went in her bag and took out a manila envelope. She then continued to hand it to Princess. Robin's heart began to race and sweat started forming on her forehead. She hear stories about Princess' Deadly Manila Envelope, so she already knew this was going to turn out well for.She tried to speak out, but her mouth was as dry as sand. All that could manage to leave her mouth was a arid gasp.

Princess's eyes glowed with a dazzling satisfaction. She loved it when this happened. It felt so invigorating  to her. To fed on the fear of her enemies, and drink their pain like a cool refreshing beverage. It was like eating a five course meat. It was the only thing that gave her life purpose.

"You have the right to be terrified." she said while opening the envelope. "Your entire life is in my hands."

She went in the envelope and took out a single Polaroid photo. It was ripped and torn in many places and it looked like it came from the trash. Princess examined the photo carefully for a moment. She lowered the picture and began to laugh like a hysterical mad woman. She was laughing so hard that it forced her to the ground.

"Oh Robin! You naughty girl!" Princess yelled in between her crazed outbursts.

Robin automatically knew what the picture was ans she felt her heart stop.

"I-I thought I threw that picture out years ago!" she cried.

Princess got up from the ground and wiped her face like nothing had happen. Then she smirked; her smile appeared to ooze out poison of pure evil.

"It's amazing what a private detective can find at the city dump. Isn't it?"

She helped Robin off the ground and cleaned her up.

"I think you know the deal. You give me what I want and I don't show this to the whole world."

Robin brushed some more dirt off of her and fixed hair. She might have been beaten up pretty good, but she had still had some fight left in her.

"And how will I know that you kept your side of the deal?" she asked.

Princess snapped her fingers again and Mindy went in Princess's purse and took out a solid gold lighter. She then continued to hand it to her cautiously. Princess took it from her and smiled a bit wickedly, and Mindy responded with a disturbed look. She didn't know if Princess was crazy or insane. She never seen anyone go from laughing on the floor crazy to perfectly fine in two seconds. She was nervous to even be around her.

"If you agree, I'll burn the picture right in front of your face." said Princess.

"Fine." Robin replied.

"Oh. That was quick. Are you sure?"

"Don't play games with me. Just burn that picture and stay out of my life."

"What ever you say, Robin dear..."

Princess held the lighter in her hands with the mysterious photo slightly hanging above it. She flicked on the switch and the three girls watched as the picture melted into black nothingness.