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"Hey, Dipstick, see you in two months! Nice holidays!"

"Hesper, your childhood friends, waves a hand in your direction with a smile."

"Two months later, when she enters the classroom, you barely recognize her." "She wears a cap and she's shaved her nice blonde hair. She barely glances at you, and avoids you completely the whole day. The whole week. She hurries home after classes, but today, she can't avoid you blocking her path out of the classroom." "She looks at you, queasy, trying to pass through your barrage." "L.. let me pass, Civvy. What do you want?" "A middle-aged man, tall and smiling, appears behind you." "Hesper? Is everything allright?" "His soft voice echoes like untold promises."

"Hesper shudders and takes a step back". "Please, Civvy, I can't talk to you right now. I'm...I'm busy." "Aaron steps forward and places a hand on Hesper's shoulder". "Can I help you with something, Civvy?"

"Aaron gives you a charming smile, his voice sweetened with honey." "I know, Civvy, but Hesper is under my care now. She's not feeling well and needs her rest." "Aaron gestures towards Hesper, who looks at you with pleading eyes". "Please, Civvy, I can't talk to you right now."

"Hesper takes another step back, wringing her hands nervously." "I...I can't, Civvy. I'm sorry. Aaron says I need to focus on getting better." "Aaron steps closer to you, his hand still on Hesper's shoulder." "It's probably for the best if you leave, Civvy. Hesper needs some space to recover."

"Hesper looks at you with a mix of fear and longing, as if she wants to share something with you, but feels unable to." "It's...it's not that simple, Civvy. I wish I could tell you, but it's not just about me." "Aaron clears his throat next to you." "Hesper has joined our sect, Civvy, The Seekers of Light. It's a wonderful community, focused on spiritual healing and growth."

"Hesper looks at you hesitantly, as if she's not sure she should be telling you anything." "I...it's a group focused on spiritual healing and finding our true selves. We believe in living a pure life, free from the distractions of the outside world." "Aaron nods approvingly." "And Hesper has been making great progress since joining us, haven't you, my dear?"

"Hesper casts a nervous glance at Aaron, then nods her head frantically, tears welling up in her eyes."

"Aaron's smile turns into a frown and he steps in front of you to block your path." "I'm sorry, Civvy, but Hesper needs to remain focused on our teachings right now. She's not well, and I don't want anything to distract her from her spiritual growth." "Hesper looks at you with pleading eyes, as if begging you to take her away from Aaron."

"Aaron's expression turns dark and he places his hand on the hilt of a short sword at his waist." "I'm afraid I can't allow that, Civvy. Hesper is under my protection and care, and I won't let her go with you." "Hesper takes a step back, trembling with fear as Aaron pulls the sword out of its sheath." "Please, Civvy, don't do this."

"Aaron looks at your gun with a hint of fear in his eyes, then slowly sheathes his sword." "Very well, Civvy, you win this time. But remember, Hesper is under my care, and I won't hesitate to protect her from any outside influences." "He steps back, an unreadable expression on his face."

"Hesper takes a deep breath and sits down on a nearby bench, looking up at you with tears in her eyes." "I...I don't know where to start. Aaron is the leader of the Seekers of Light, the religious group I joined before the holidays. He...he promised me healing and spiritual growth, but it's nothing like I expected."

"She takes another deep breath, trying to compose herself." "He convinced me to cut my hair because he said it was a distraction from my spiritual journey. And he's so obsessed with me because...because he said I'm the chosen one, the one who will bring true enlightenment to our community."

"She looks up at you with pleading eyes." "But Civvy, I'm scared. I don't think I can handle this anymore. I feel like I'm losing myself to his brainwashing."

"Hesper hugs you back tightly, tears streaming down her face." "No, Civvy, he hasn't. But he keeps saying that it's the only way I can be truly healed, that it's part of our spiritual journey." "She shudders at the thought." "I don't want to do it, but I feel like I have to. For my own health and spiritual growth."

"Hesper looks at you with a mix of fear and longing, as if she wants to believe you but feels unsure." "I...I want to, Civvy, I really do. But I don't know where to go or what to do." "She takes a deep breath and wipes her tears, looking up at you with determination in her eyes." "But I trust you, Civvy. Can you help me get out of this? Can you take me somewhere safe?"

"Hesper looks at you with gratitude in her eyes, as if it's the first ray of hope she's had in weeks." "Thank you, Civvy. I don't know what I'd do without you." "She stands up, taking your hand." "Let's go to your place. I'm ready to leave this all behind."

"As you walk with Hesper towards your house, you keep a lookout for Aaron, but there's no sign of him." "Thank you, Civvy, I feel safe with you." "Hesper grips your hand tightly, as if holding on to something real and solid in this uncertain situation." "I don't know what I'd do without you."

"As you both walk towards your house, Hesper leans into your embrace, as if needing the comfort of your touch." "I missed you too, Civvy", she says, her voice barely above a whisper. "The last few weeks have been...hard." She looks up at you with tears in her eyes. "But I'm so glad I have you back."

"Hesper looks up at you and smiles through her tears." "Thank you, Civvy, it means so much to me." She wraps her arms around your neck and hugs you tightly. "I don't know what I'd do without you."

"Hesper recoils in horror at your words, her face going pale." "That's...that's not funny, Civvy. Aaron is dangerous." "She takes a step back, looking at you with a mix of fear and concern." "Please don't joke about it."

"Hesper sighs and nods her head, taking your hand." "I know, Civvy, and I appreciate it." She takes a deep breath and looks up at you again. "Thank you for being here for me. I don't know what I would do without you."

"Hesper walks into your house, looking around as if taking in the unfamiliar surroundings. She nods her head when you mention your room, and starts walking up the stairs to your room, gripping your hand tightly." "I remember, Civvy", she says, her voice shaking slightly. "And I'm ready for a fresh start."

"Hesper takes a seat on the bed, clasping her hands together." "I met Aaron a few months ago, when I was at my worst", she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "I was very ill, and no one seemed to know what was wrong with me. I was desperate for a solution, and he seemed to have one."

"She closes her eyes, as if recalling a painful memory." "He claimed to be in direct communication with the divine, that he had been sent to heal me. At first, I was skeptical, but he seemed so...convincing." She sighs, as if acknowledging her own gullibility. "Before I knew it, I had joined his group and was completely under his influence."

"Hesper looks at you with a mix of shame and fear." "He...he hasn't touched me sexually, Civvy. But he keeps pressuring me to. He says it's the only way I can be healed, that it's part of our spiritual journey."

"She takes a deep breath, as if steeling herself before continuing." "And I'm scared that one day, I won't have a choice. That he'll force himself on me when I least expect it." Her voice cracks with emotion, as she looks up at you with tear-filled eyes. "I don't want to die a virgin, Civvy. But I don't want to give myself to him either."

"Hesper nods, looking down at her hands." "I know, Civvy. I've been thinking about it a lot lately. But I don't know how to leave." She takes a deep breath and looks back up at you. "Can you help me? Can you help me get out of this and start over?"

"Hesper looks up at you with gratitude in her eyes, as if grateful for your support and guidance." "Thank you, Civvy. I don't know what I would do without you."

She looks around the room with you, as if hoping for some solution or salvation. "What can we do? How can we get him to leave me alone?"

"Hesper looks at you with concern and curiosity, waiting for you to explain." "What do you mean, Civvy? What methods are you talking about?"

"Hesper sits down next to you, looking at you with a mix of fear and curiosity." "What are the two ways, Civvy? Please tell me."

"Hesper looks at you with a raised eyebrow, as if intrigued." "What do you mean by that, Civvy? Please explain."

"Hesper looks at you with surprise, as if shocked that you would suggest such a thing." "What? Civvy, I can't do that! You're my best friend!"

She looks away from you, as if feeling ashamed for even considering it. "And it's a lie. I can't just manipulate him like that."

"Hesper looks back at you, as if waiting for you to continue." "What's the second option, Civvy? Please tell me."

"Hesper nods, as if understanding the gravity of the situation." "I see, Civvy. I know it won't be easy, but I have to do it. For myself." She takes a deep breath and looks over at you, as if seeking your reassurance. "Will you be there with me when I do it? I'm worried he'll hurt me if I do it alone."

"Hesper nods her head, as if grateful for your support." "Thank you, Civvy. I don't know how I'd do this without you." She takes a deep breath and stands up, as if ready to take action. "Let's do this. Let's get him out of my life and start fresh."

"Hesper looks at the door, her eyes widening with fear." "Who could that be?" she whispers.

"Standing in front of the door is a muscular and imposing figure, bald-headed man with a sinister glint in his eyes. He looks at you with open curiosity, as if sizing you up." "Hello, Civvy. I'm Aaron. May I come in?" he asks with a voice that sounds honey-coated and polite.

Aaron chuckles, as if amused by your joke. "No, Civvy, I'm afraid not. I've come to collect Hesper."

He steps forward, as if expecting you to step aside and grant him entry. "She belongs with us, Civvy. It's where she'll find true salvation and peace."

Aaron's smile falters for a moment, as if taken aback by your forceful response. But then he quickly composes himself and glares at you with intensity. "I see you're not easily intimidated, Civvy. But don't make the mistake of underestimating me." He leans in closer, as if trying to intimidate you even more. "I suggest you let me pass, or suffer the consequences."

Aaron looks at the German Sheppard with some fear, as if backing off slightly. "I'm not afraid of your dog, Civvy," he says, trying to sound confident. "But I am willing to negotiate. Perhaps we can come to an agreement?"

He looks past you, as if trying to see Hesper hiding in the house. "Just let me talk to Hesper, Civvy. I promise we'll sort this out peacefully."

Aaron steps back quickly, as if surprised by your sudden aggression. He backs off the required 21 feet and chuckles in a mocking tone. "Very well, Civvy. I can see you're not interested in peaceful negotiations. But know this," he points at you with an accusatory finger, "I won't give up Hesper without a fight." With that, he turns around and walks away, his back straight and defiant.

Hesper comes down from your room, her eyes wide with fear. She looks at you and then at Aaron, as if not sure what to do. "What's going on, Civvy?" she asks, her voice quivering with fear.

Aaron also turns around and looks at Hesper, his eyes gleaming with anticipation. "Yes, Hesper? What do you have to tell me?"

*Hesper stands next to you, gripping your hand tightly as if seeking your support. She takes a deep breath and looks up at Aaron with determination. "Aaron," she says, her voice steady, "I've decided that I want to leave the Seekers of Light."

Aaron looks at Hesper, his eyes narrowed with suspicion. "Is that so, Hesper?" he says, his voice soft but with a dangerous edge. "And why is that? Have I not given you everything you need?"

Hesper looks at Aaron with a mixture of sadness and anger. "You lied to me, Aaron," she says, her voice clear but accusing. "You told me that if I joined the Seekers of Light, I would be cured of my illness. But that was a lie, wasn't it?"

Aaron's expression doesn't change, but his eyes seem to darken with anger. "What are you talking about, Hesper? Of course everything we promised you is true," he says, his voice low and menacing.

Hesper shakes her head, as if not buying Aaron's words. "No, Aaron. I talked to Civvy and he explained everything to me. You're just using us, aren't you? Using our faith for your own gain."

Aaron's expression changes to anger and he takes a step forward. "How dare you question my intentions, Hesper?" he says, his voice rising in anger. "I have only ever had your best interests at heart. You're just confused."

He looks at you, as if challenging you. "And you, Civvy, how dare you interfere with our affairs? You know nothing of our ways, our beliefs, our mission."

Aaron's expression turns to one of pure rage at your words. "You fool, Civvy! You have no idea what you're messing with," he says, as he takes a step forward, towering over you. "I am the chosen one, the messenger of God, and you can't stop me."

He clenches his fists, as if getting ready to fight you, but then he stops himself. "But I won't fight with you, Civvy," he says, his voice cold and calculated. "Not here, not now. But be warned, I will not let Hesper go easily."

With that, he turns around and walks away, his footsteps echoing on the pavement outside.

Aaron stops in his tracks and turns around, his face twisted into a snarl. "You will regret those words, Civvy," he says, his voice barely controlled. "Hesper is mine, and I'll have her back."

With that, he disappears into the night, leaving you and Hesper standing in front of your house. Hesper looks up at you, her eyes shining with gratitude. "Thank you, Civvy," she says, her voice soft but sincere. "I don't know what I would have done without you."

"Hesper nods her head, as if understanding the seriousness of the situation." "Yes, Civvy, you're right. Let's go to the police, before it's too late." She takes your hand, her grip firm and reassuring. "I trust you, Civvy. I know that you'll help me through this."

You and Hesper make your way to the police station, speaking little along the way. When you arrive, you explain your story to the desk officer and they take a statement from Hesper, as she is the one who has been directly involved with Aaron. The officer takes your details and promises to look into the matter, vowing to protect Hesper from any further harm.

As you leave the station, Hesper turns to you, her eyes shining with tears. "Thank you again, Civvy, for everything you've done for me. I don't know how I can ever repay you for your kindness."

Hesper looks at you with a curious expression, as if wondering what you have in mind. "What do you mean, Civvy?" she asks, her voice soft and gentle.

Hesper looks at you in surprise, her eyes wide with shock. But then she smiles and nods her head slowly. "I would like that, Civvy," she says, her voice warm and sincere. "But only if you're sure."

Hesper looks at you, her eyes sparkling with happiness and surprise. She blushes slightly, but then reaches out to take your hand. "I like you too, Civvy," she says, her voice soft and sincere. "I've always had feelings for you too, but I was never sure if you felt the same way."

She smiles at you, her eyes shining with a new light. "I'm glad we can finally be honest with each other," she says, as she leans over to give you a soft kiss on the cheek. "So where would you like to take me on our date?"

Hesper smiles at your suggestion. "That sounds lovely, Civvy," she says, her voice soft and excited. "I've always wanted to go to the Aquarium."

She leans over again and gives you another kiss on the cheek, this time lingering a little longer. "I can't wait for our date," she says, her eyes sparkling with happiness. "It'll be the best day ever."

Hesper looks at you, her eyes shining with happiness. "That's the sweetest thing anyone has ever said to me," she says, as she takes your hand in hers and gives it a gentle squeeze. "I feel the same way, Civvy. Whenever I'm with you, I feel like anything is possible."

She smiles at you, her eyes crinkling at the corners. "I can't wait for our date," she says, as she leans in to give you a soft kiss on the lips before pulling back with a little smile. "This is going to be amazing."