Free The Billionaire's High-rise: A BBW Erotica by Jessica Appleby

Lucy had just gotten out of a movie with some of her
girlfriends, and they walked along the bustling city streets gushing about how
the lead character in the film was such a hunk. Life had been good to Stacy
since she moved to Chicago – she was from a small town in Indiana, so the big
city scared her a little. The buildings where so strange to her that she would
often catch herself looking up at them, and subsequently trip or bump into
something a little closer to earth. After college she got a great job offer from
a consulting company in the city, and she just had to take it. It wasn’t a very
exciting job – she mainly just crunched numbers and compiled statistics for
reports – but the city had slowly begun to unfold to her. She knew her way
around for the most part, especially in the downtown area.
    That’s why when her friends went their own
directions that night, she felt pretty confident that she could make her way
back with no problems. She always kept a can of mace in her purse, so there was
always a way to protect herself if something should happen. She bounced up and
down slightly as she walked along the dimly-lit streets. As she got farther
away from movie theater, she noticed that the hustle and bustle began to fade.
Where there used to be dozens of people around her, she now saw none. In the
distance, she could hear the loud ringing of a police car, or maybe it was an
ambulance, she wasn’t sure. The area that she was walking in wasn’t the worst
in the city, but it also wasn’t the best either. Keep your head up, Lucy, keep
track of your surroundings.
    Lucy turned a corner down a smaller street. She
wasn’t too far from home now, but this was no time to let down her guard. She
was still nervous walking the streets alone. Frankly, she started to think that
she should have hailed a cab when she had the chance. In these back streets
however, there were no cabs to be hailed. Some of the old street lights
flickered on and off as she passed by them. In order to keep her mind off of
the walk, she started thinking about the movie that her and her friends had
watched. It was a pretty good movie – typical romantic comedy fare, really. She
liked those kinds of movies though. Two characters who probably shouldn’t be
together, through some act of serendipity and series of humorous coincidences,
find that they actually fall in love with each other.
    Suddenly, she felt a tug at her purse and she
was sucked into a nearby alley. Lucy stumbled a little bit, in shock as she
looked up and saw her worst nightmare. It was a skinny, sickly-looking man with
cracked lips. He brandished a knife only a few inches away from her face. He had
already taken her purse – damn, she thought to herself, that’s where her mace
was. She should have held it in her hand! “Give me all your money, you fat pig!”
Lucy couldn’t speak for a moment, she was too scared. Her back was against the
wall, and crack-addled man was standing only a few feet away. It was bad enough
that he was about to rob her, did he really need to make fun of her figure too?
“I – everything I have – it’s...” The man took a step closer to her, the knife
pressed against her cheek. She could feel the cold metal dig into her skin
slightly. “What’s wrong piggy, cat got your tongue? Maybe I don’t just want
your money. Maybe I should stick this little piggy.” The scrawny, crazed man
laughed a little to himself. Lucy could start to feel the tears well up in her
eyes. Her heart was in her throat.
    She wasn’t sure what happened next. After the
fact, she could remember hearing squealing tires in the background. Suddenly,
something exploded over the top of the mugger’s head. Bubbly fluid sprayed all
over the alley, and shattered glass chimed as it showered the ground around
her. She flinched, badly, and closed her eyes for a brief moment. When she
opened her eyes up again, she could see her assailant on the ground, slumped
against the alley wall. To