☃️Baby it's Cold Outside☃️ :: Pages 6-10

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Making her lose her jobs was bad enough, she almost marched to his home the day Andy and many of her other bosses fired her, being a complete bitch to everybody from her neighbors to that handsome young guy she chased away on the way there, but at the very minute when she stepped onto Sans’ porch she thought better of it and decided to go home to think of what she could do ignoring all phone calls and knocks on her door that night.

She knew that if she did confront the skeleton that day, she might have been put in a position she couldn’t get out of.  He might do something...unkind to her if she allowed herself to be alone with him and that was the last thing she wanted.  He had made it obvious what he wanted from her from the very moment he assaulted her in the ladies room to his “compromise” in the shed about how she could lower the fee.

“Let’s have dinner, we’ll get to know each other, then we’ll talk business and see where it goes from.”

He didn’t directly say what they both knew what was gonna happen if she said “yes” to that offer, but Frisk was no idiot:

Let’s go out, you let me fuck you and then MAYBE I’ll consider lowering the fee.

The idea of him doing...something to her and her allowing it sent a shiver down her spine that had nothing to do with the cold.  And the idea of her almost breaking down and taking him up on his offer during those two weeks in her more desperate moments sent a heated flush of shame to her face.

She had tried to find a new job, but jobs in this city were hard enough to find if you were a man, let alone if you were a female high-school drop out, so after being shot down by three classy waitressing jobs (Frisk figured the owners probably weren’t all that impressed with her modest sweater dresses) Frisk changed up her game.

She didn’t want to, but she had to tell her neighbors whose reactions were just as terrified as hers had been.  And she even tried to find Papyrus, hoping that perhaps he might do something to help, but ever since he made that speech about fixing their park, he was nowhere to be seen.  Many of her neighbors had simply shrugged and decided he hadn’t been sincere when he said that and Frisk had to agree.