Tired of the constant bullying at college, you decided to take up Jiu-Jitsu to defend yourself against the bullies.

In the first few months, everything was great at the dojo. You had cool training partners, a good instructor, and you learned the moves and rules easily.

However, among the many training with you, there was one who despised you, and he didn't even need to say it; you felt it.

It was Carson, a tall, strong guy who seemed to have been through a lot and enjoyed a fight.

Carson only had one "friend" on the tatami, Isaiah, another guy who despised you...

Both of them teased you, hurled insults and homophobic slurs, and made a point of making you uncomfortable around your other teammates, but Carson was worse.

He made a point of hurting you (more than necessary) during fights, loved to push you, and even went so far as to put his smelly, rotten socks in your backpack, so you'd have a stinky "surprise."

One day, everything was going well. Training ended, and your teammates left, including Isaiah, leaving only you, the instructor, and him... Carson...

A crucial championship for Carson was approaching, so he trained three times as hard.

The instructor was closing the gym while Carson was doing frantic push-ups, like a soldier going to war.

You then decided to go home. The instructor had given Carson the dojo key, and he would probably stay there until dawn, training.

It was when you were at the bus stop that you realized... You didn't have your wallet, meaning you didn't have bus fare...

That's when you remembered you left your wallet on a table at the dojo...

It was already 10 PM, and you NEEDED to go there, get your wallet, and go home...

Will you manage it? >:3

CW: , homophobia, and violence