The Fall of Sally Weber - Part 1
Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2025 3:56 pm
Sally Weber had only been at Ridgeway High for a few weeks, but she was already turning heads. Her long, dark brown hair cascaded past her shoulders, framing her warm, tan skin and bright brown eyes that seemed to sparkle with an effortless confidence. She wasn’t trying to stand out, but she had a way of drawing people in. Her friendly smile and easygoing nature made everyone feel comfortable, but it was her body that really captured attention.
Her full, ample chest was hard to ignore, even under her modest clothes. Guys couldn’t help but steal glances at her every time she walked by, and even some of the girls, who were used to being the center of attention, couldn’t help but feel a little envious. Her C-cup breasts moved with each step, subtly shifting under her clothes, and her curves were undeniable. Especially the soft curve of her hips and the way her jeans hugged her round, perky butt.
Sally wasn’t flaunting anything, but it was clear that her figure, combined with her natural charm, made her impossible to overlook. Her new classmates were either jealous or awestruck when they saw Sally walk.
Among them was Madison Blake, the head cheerleader, queen of Ridgeway High, and self-proclaimed ruler of the school’s social scene. She had spent years perfecting her image, controlling the hierarchy, and making sure she was the one people admired. And yet, here was Sally Weber, the new girl, who wasn’t even trying and still managed to turn heads.
It wasn’t fair.
“She’s acting like she runs the place,” Ava, Madison’s right-hand girl, muttered as they sat in the cafeteria, watching Sally chat with a group of students. “I mean, she doesn’t even do anything, and people love her.”
Madison stirred her drink with calculated ease, her lips curling into a smirk. “She won’t be so perfect once we’re done with her.”
And just like that, Sally Weber had unknowingly made an enemy. Madison didn’t just want Sally embarrassed. She wanted her ruined.
A simple prank wouldn’t do. Not tripping in the hallway, no spilled drinks, or childish rumors. No, she needed something that would break Sally, something that would strip away the effortless confidence that made her so irritatingly likable.
That’s when the idea struck her.
“New students have to go through health screenings, right?” she mused aloud as she sat with her closest circle,Ava, Brooke, and Kylie, on the bleachers after practice.
Ava raised a brow. “Yeah, but that’s just paperwork and maybe a quick check-up at the nurse’s office. Why?”
Madison smirked. “What if we made it mandatory for Sally? A full exam. Administered by someone special.”
Brooke’s eyes widened with realization. “Wait…you’re thinking of…?”
Madison nodded. “Derek.”
Derek Lawson had graduated last year, but he had been one of the school’s most notorious troublemakers. The guy could charm his way out of anything, and more importantly, he still had connections at Ridgeway. Principal Reynolds in particular owed Madison and Derek more than a few favors after they conveniently forgot to mention his daughter’s little shoplifting incident last semester.
Ava laughed, shaking her head. “You’re evil.”
“I prefer resourceful.” Madison took out her phone. “I’ll have Derek pose as a visiting medical assistant. We’ll book an empty classroom, tell Sally it’s a new student health requirement, and… well, let’s just say she won’t be feeling so high and mighty after that.”
Brooke still looked hesitant. “Won’t she figure out something’s off?”
Madison rolled her eyes. “Not if we do it right. I’ll have one of the office aides put an official-looking notice in her locker. We’ll even have the principal’s signature on it.” She grinned. “By the time she realizes what’s happening, it’ll be too late.”
Kylie smirked. “God, I love watching people get what they deserve.”
Madison leaned back, feeling satisfaction settle deep in her bones. Soon, Sally Weber would be nothing but a joke.
Sally stood at her locker, the usual bustle of students around her seeming quieter today. Her fingers fumbled with the combination, and just as she was about to close the door, a folded piece of paper slipped out from between her books. She picked it up, unfurling it to read the hastily scribbled note inside: “Mandatory health check for all new students. Room 314, right after lunch. It’s important. Don’t be late!”
She frowned, wondering if it was some kind of school requirement she’d missed in the welcome materials. Sally was new, and she hadn’t been at Ridgeway long enough to know all the ins and outs of school procedures, but she figured she’d better go. Health was a big deal in the district, and she didn’t want to risk any issues down the road.
Her friend Mia came up beside her, glancing at the note with a raised eyebrow. “Hey, what’s that?” she asked, her voice light but curious.
Sally sighed, showing Mia the note. “Looks like some mandatory health check for new students. Have you heard about this?”
Mia shook her head. “No idea, but it might be new. With how strict they are about health in this district, you probably should get it done sooner rather than later.”
Sally nodded, a slight knot forming in her stomach. “Yeah, you’re right. I don’t want to mess with anything like that.”
Mia gave her a reassuring smile. “Go now, before the line gets long or something. It sounds official enough. I think it’s up on the third floor, right?”
Sally nodded again, a little more anxious now. She didn’t want to be late, so she started heading toward the stairs. Her thoughts wandered as she ascended, wondering why this health check was only for new students and why she hadn’t heard about it from anyone else. The whole thing seemed strange, but she pushed the feeling aside. It was probably just a regular thing they did here.
When Sally reached the third floor, she found Room 314 and hesitated at the door. The room looked completely normal, no signs of anything out of the ordinary. She took a deep breath, pushing it open, and stepped inside.
Behind a desk near the back of the room was a man who looked to be, in Sally’s opinion, in his early twenties. He wore a health aide’s uniform, though Sally didn’t recognize him. He had short, dark hair and a calm, professional demeanor, though something about the way he smiled at her made her feel uneasy. His name tag read “Derek,” but Sally couldn’t place him at all.
“Hi, you must be Sally,” he said smoothly, his voice warm but a little too rehearsed. “I’m Derek. I’ll be taking care of your health check today.”
Sally blinked, momentarily thrown off by the stranger’s calm tone. “Uh, hey. I didn’t realize this was a one-on-one thing. I thought it would just be a routine check or something, like a blood pressure test or a quick form.”
Derek smiled reassuringly, though there was an edge to it that made her uncomfortable. “It’s all routine, don’t worry. This is just part of our process here, especially for new students. Just go ahead and get changed, and we’ll get it all taken care of.”
He gestured toward a medical gown hanging on a hook at the far side of the room. “If you could just change into the gown, we’ll get started.”
Sally hesitated, still unsure. “Wait, I really just need to change into a gown? Aren’t there any forms or…?”
Derek cut her off with a patient smile. “No forms, nothing like that. Just the gown, and we’ll get through everything quickly. I promise.”
Sally bit her lip, feeling more uneasy now but also wanting to just get it over with. She’d never been a fan of medical exams, and she had a nagging feeling in her stomach that this was all a little more invasive than she had expected, but she shrugged it off. It was probably just one of those things that varied from school to school.
Sally turned to the small changing area behind the curtain, her heart beating a little faster. The gown was hanging on a hook, it was thin and flimsy. To Sally it looked like it was a step up from tissue paper. She hesitated for a moment, feeling an odd sense of vulnerability. She knew she was in a private space, but the thought of undressing in such a clinical setting made her skin tingle uneasily.
Sally slipped off her shoes and socks, the cold tile sending a sharp chill up her legs. The unexpected sensation made her hesitate, a shiver running through her as she reached for the hem of her skirt. Lifting it, she felt the cool air brush against her thighs, a stark contrast to the warmth of her skin. She unzipped it quickly, letting it slide down her legs before stepping out of it.
Her blouse followed, the fabric rustling as she pulled it over her head. Now left in just her underwear, she wrapped her arms around herself instinctively, lingering longer than she meant to. The stark lighting, the clinical smell of the room, and the knowledge that she was nearly bare in an unfamiliar space made her pulse quicken.
The medical gown hung limply on its hook, waiting for her. It was flimsy, too thin to offer any real coverage, barely long enough to skim her thighs. But before she could reach for it, the cool air prickled her skin, making her hyper aware of every exposed inch of her body. Her arms tightened slightly around herself as she took a deep breath, trying to shake off the uneasy feeling.
Unbeknownst to Sally, behind the curtain, Derek’s attention had been captured by the shifting fabric and the way her body moved in that vulnerable moment. His eyes, initially drawn to the delicate curve of her exposed skin, from the gentle rise of her chest to the soft line of her waist and the bare stretch of her legs, lingered a fraction too long before he hastily diverted his gaze to his clipboard. His internal satisfaction was masked by a casual demeanor, though his voyeuristic interest was unmistakable.
Just then, as Sally hesitated with the gown in her hands. The quiet was broken by Derek’s unnervingly calm voice from the other side of the room.
“Oh, and Sally? Just so you know, the machines we use for the health check pick up on any traces of underwear, so you’ll need to remove them, it messes with the readings.”
Her heart skipped a beat. “Wait, what? I have to go without my underwear?”
Derek nodded, his smile unchanging. “It’s standard procedure. Don’t worry, it’s just how the machines work. It’ll be quick.”
Sally stared at the curtain in disbelief, her pulse racing as the reality of the request sank in. The room felt suddenly colder, the thin gown now a flimsy barrier against her rising embarrassment.
Her pulse racing, Sally reluctantly reached behind her. With trembling fingers, she unfastened her bra and let it drop from her shoulders. The cool air of the room made her nipples stiffen noticeably, a detail that sent a fresh wave of humiliation through her. Then, she carefully slipped out of her panties, setting them aside with a sinking sense of vulnerability.
Through the gap in the curtain, Derek’s eyes lingered longer than they should have. His gaze traced the delicate curve of her breasts and the tender brown nipples that dotted their center. They looked creamy and enticing. His eyes made their way down to the triangle of her most private secret. There was sparsely any hair and as Sally shifted, he caught glimpses of her labia sticking out and at the tender pink flesh inside.
Still reeling from the unexpected demand, Sally finally picked up the thin gown. She slipped it over her head, trying desperately to pull it down to a modest length even as it clung loosely to her body. Every movement reminded her of how exposed she was, a feeling she couldn’t shake off as she braced herself for the rest of the exam.
It barely made it past her hips, and she couldn’t help but feel the awkwardness of the fit. It seemed like it had been made for someone much smaller, almost childlike in its proportions, and it left little to the imagination. The thin fabric clung to her body, offering minimal coverage. She could clearly see the outline of her brown nipples pressing through the fabric. The cool air in the room made her even more aware of her exposed skin, adding to the uncomfortable sensation of being so bare in a public setting.
She turned around, facing the wall and keeping her back to Derek, hoping that the gown would somehow conceal her modesty. The thin material, however, offered no such comfort, leaving her feeling vulnerable in ways she hadn’t expected.
What Sally also didn’t expect was that the door had been left slightly ajar, a narrow gap that offered a clear view into the room. Outside, the door opened onto the busiest hallway in the school. Most students rushed by, oblivious to the odd scene unfolding in Room 314, though a few paused, their eyes widening as they caught a glimpse of what was happening inside.
Derek had kept the door open at Madison’s explicit instruction. She’d demanded that he ensure Sally’s exam was as uncomfortable and invasive as possible. She wanted it subtle in appearance, but unmistakably humiliating in execution. The rest of Madison’s plan would be handled later, she had promised him.
Oblivious to the unfolding spectacle and the murmurs beyond the door, Sally stepped out from behind the curtain in the flimsy gown. She attempted to pull it down lower for better modesty, but the garment clung loosely around her, providing scant coverage.
Derek looked up from his clipboard, maintaining a calm, professional demeanor as his smile remained unchanging. “You’re all set. Now we can get started,” he said, his tone overly casual, almost too nonchalant given the circumstances.
Lost in her own anxious thoughts and desperate to have the exam over with, Sally didn’t register the fact that the door was still ajar. Her focus was solely on finishing the check and moving on with her day. She was completely unaware of the unwanted audience just beyond the threshold.
Her full, ample chest was hard to ignore, even under her modest clothes. Guys couldn’t help but steal glances at her every time she walked by, and even some of the girls, who were used to being the center of attention, couldn’t help but feel a little envious. Her C-cup breasts moved with each step, subtly shifting under her clothes, and her curves were undeniable. Especially the soft curve of her hips and the way her jeans hugged her round, perky butt.
Sally wasn’t flaunting anything, but it was clear that her figure, combined with her natural charm, made her impossible to overlook. Her new classmates were either jealous or awestruck when they saw Sally walk.
Among them was Madison Blake, the head cheerleader, queen of Ridgeway High, and self-proclaimed ruler of the school’s social scene. She had spent years perfecting her image, controlling the hierarchy, and making sure she was the one people admired. And yet, here was Sally Weber, the new girl, who wasn’t even trying and still managed to turn heads.
It wasn’t fair.
“She’s acting like she runs the place,” Ava, Madison’s right-hand girl, muttered as they sat in the cafeteria, watching Sally chat with a group of students. “I mean, she doesn’t even do anything, and people love her.”
Madison stirred her drink with calculated ease, her lips curling into a smirk. “She won’t be so perfect once we’re done with her.”
And just like that, Sally Weber had unknowingly made an enemy. Madison didn’t just want Sally embarrassed. She wanted her ruined.
A simple prank wouldn’t do. Not tripping in the hallway, no spilled drinks, or childish rumors. No, she needed something that would break Sally, something that would strip away the effortless confidence that made her so irritatingly likable.
That’s when the idea struck her.
“New students have to go through health screenings, right?” she mused aloud as she sat with her closest circle,Ava, Brooke, and Kylie, on the bleachers after practice.
Ava raised a brow. “Yeah, but that’s just paperwork and maybe a quick check-up at the nurse’s office. Why?”
Madison smirked. “What if we made it mandatory for Sally? A full exam. Administered by someone special.”
Brooke’s eyes widened with realization. “Wait…you’re thinking of…?”
Madison nodded. “Derek.”
Derek Lawson had graduated last year, but he had been one of the school’s most notorious troublemakers. The guy could charm his way out of anything, and more importantly, he still had connections at Ridgeway. Principal Reynolds in particular owed Madison and Derek more than a few favors after they conveniently forgot to mention his daughter’s little shoplifting incident last semester.
Ava laughed, shaking her head. “You’re evil.”
“I prefer resourceful.” Madison took out her phone. “I’ll have Derek pose as a visiting medical assistant. We’ll book an empty classroom, tell Sally it’s a new student health requirement, and… well, let’s just say she won’t be feeling so high and mighty after that.”
Brooke still looked hesitant. “Won’t she figure out something’s off?”
Madison rolled her eyes. “Not if we do it right. I’ll have one of the office aides put an official-looking notice in her locker. We’ll even have the principal’s signature on it.” She grinned. “By the time she realizes what’s happening, it’ll be too late.”
Kylie smirked. “God, I love watching people get what they deserve.”
Madison leaned back, feeling satisfaction settle deep in her bones. Soon, Sally Weber would be nothing but a joke.
Sally stood at her locker, the usual bustle of students around her seeming quieter today. Her fingers fumbled with the combination, and just as she was about to close the door, a folded piece of paper slipped out from between her books. She picked it up, unfurling it to read the hastily scribbled note inside: “Mandatory health check for all new students. Room 314, right after lunch. It’s important. Don’t be late!”
She frowned, wondering if it was some kind of school requirement she’d missed in the welcome materials. Sally was new, and she hadn’t been at Ridgeway long enough to know all the ins and outs of school procedures, but she figured she’d better go. Health was a big deal in the district, and she didn’t want to risk any issues down the road.
Her friend Mia came up beside her, glancing at the note with a raised eyebrow. “Hey, what’s that?” she asked, her voice light but curious.
Sally sighed, showing Mia the note. “Looks like some mandatory health check for new students. Have you heard about this?”
Mia shook her head. “No idea, but it might be new. With how strict they are about health in this district, you probably should get it done sooner rather than later.”
Sally nodded, a slight knot forming in her stomach. “Yeah, you’re right. I don’t want to mess with anything like that.”
Mia gave her a reassuring smile. “Go now, before the line gets long or something. It sounds official enough. I think it’s up on the third floor, right?”
Sally nodded again, a little more anxious now. She didn’t want to be late, so she started heading toward the stairs. Her thoughts wandered as she ascended, wondering why this health check was only for new students and why she hadn’t heard about it from anyone else. The whole thing seemed strange, but she pushed the feeling aside. It was probably just a regular thing they did here.
When Sally reached the third floor, she found Room 314 and hesitated at the door. The room looked completely normal, no signs of anything out of the ordinary. She took a deep breath, pushing it open, and stepped inside.
Behind a desk near the back of the room was a man who looked to be, in Sally’s opinion, in his early twenties. He wore a health aide’s uniform, though Sally didn’t recognize him. He had short, dark hair and a calm, professional demeanor, though something about the way he smiled at her made her feel uneasy. His name tag read “Derek,” but Sally couldn’t place him at all.
“Hi, you must be Sally,” he said smoothly, his voice warm but a little too rehearsed. “I’m Derek. I’ll be taking care of your health check today.”
Sally blinked, momentarily thrown off by the stranger’s calm tone. “Uh, hey. I didn’t realize this was a one-on-one thing. I thought it would just be a routine check or something, like a blood pressure test or a quick form.”
Derek smiled reassuringly, though there was an edge to it that made her uncomfortable. “It’s all routine, don’t worry. This is just part of our process here, especially for new students. Just go ahead and get changed, and we’ll get it all taken care of.”
He gestured toward a medical gown hanging on a hook at the far side of the room. “If you could just change into the gown, we’ll get started.”
Sally hesitated, still unsure. “Wait, I really just need to change into a gown? Aren’t there any forms or…?”
Derek cut her off with a patient smile. “No forms, nothing like that. Just the gown, and we’ll get through everything quickly. I promise.”
Sally bit her lip, feeling more uneasy now but also wanting to just get it over with. She’d never been a fan of medical exams, and she had a nagging feeling in her stomach that this was all a little more invasive than she had expected, but she shrugged it off. It was probably just one of those things that varied from school to school.
Sally turned to the small changing area behind the curtain, her heart beating a little faster. The gown was hanging on a hook, it was thin and flimsy. To Sally it looked like it was a step up from tissue paper. She hesitated for a moment, feeling an odd sense of vulnerability. She knew she was in a private space, but the thought of undressing in such a clinical setting made her skin tingle uneasily.
Sally slipped off her shoes and socks, the cold tile sending a sharp chill up her legs. The unexpected sensation made her hesitate, a shiver running through her as she reached for the hem of her skirt. Lifting it, she felt the cool air brush against her thighs, a stark contrast to the warmth of her skin. She unzipped it quickly, letting it slide down her legs before stepping out of it.
Her blouse followed, the fabric rustling as she pulled it over her head. Now left in just her underwear, she wrapped her arms around herself instinctively, lingering longer than she meant to. The stark lighting, the clinical smell of the room, and the knowledge that she was nearly bare in an unfamiliar space made her pulse quicken.
The medical gown hung limply on its hook, waiting for her. It was flimsy, too thin to offer any real coverage, barely long enough to skim her thighs. But before she could reach for it, the cool air prickled her skin, making her hyper aware of every exposed inch of her body. Her arms tightened slightly around herself as she took a deep breath, trying to shake off the uneasy feeling.
Unbeknownst to Sally, behind the curtain, Derek’s attention had been captured by the shifting fabric and the way her body moved in that vulnerable moment. His eyes, initially drawn to the delicate curve of her exposed skin, from the gentle rise of her chest to the soft line of her waist and the bare stretch of her legs, lingered a fraction too long before he hastily diverted his gaze to his clipboard. His internal satisfaction was masked by a casual demeanor, though his voyeuristic interest was unmistakable.
Just then, as Sally hesitated with the gown in her hands. The quiet was broken by Derek’s unnervingly calm voice from the other side of the room.
“Oh, and Sally? Just so you know, the machines we use for the health check pick up on any traces of underwear, so you’ll need to remove them, it messes with the readings.”
Her heart skipped a beat. “Wait, what? I have to go without my underwear?”
Derek nodded, his smile unchanging. “It’s standard procedure. Don’t worry, it’s just how the machines work. It’ll be quick.”
Sally stared at the curtain in disbelief, her pulse racing as the reality of the request sank in. The room felt suddenly colder, the thin gown now a flimsy barrier against her rising embarrassment.
Her pulse racing, Sally reluctantly reached behind her. With trembling fingers, she unfastened her bra and let it drop from her shoulders. The cool air of the room made her nipples stiffen noticeably, a detail that sent a fresh wave of humiliation through her. Then, she carefully slipped out of her panties, setting them aside with a sinking sense of vulnerability.
Through the gap in the curtain, Derek’s eyes lingered longer than they should have. His gaze traced the delicate curve of her breasts and the tender brown nipples that dotted their center. They looked creamy and enticing. His eyes made their way down to the triangle of her most private secret. There was sparsely any hair and as Sally shifted, he caught glimpses of her labia sticking out and at the tender pink flesh inside.
Still reeling from the unexpected demand, Sally finally picked up the thin gown. She slipped it over her head, trying desperately to pull it down to a modest length even as it clung loosely to her body. Every movement reminded her of how exposed she was, a feeling she couldn’t shake off as she braced herself for the rest of the exam.
It barely made it past her hips, and she couldn’t help but feel the awkwardness of the fit. It seemed like it had been made for someone much smaller, almost childlike in its proportions, and it left little to the imagination. The thin fabric clung to her body, offering minimal coverage. She could clearly see the outline of her brown nipples pressing through the fabric. The cool air in the room made her even more aware of her exposed skin, adding to the uncomfortable sensation of being so bare in a public setting.
She turned around, facing the wall and keeping her back to Derek, hoping that the gown would somehow conceal her modesty. The thin material, however, offered no such comfort, leaving her feeling vulnerable in ways she hadn’t expected.
What Sally also didn’t expect was that the door had been left slightly ajar, a narrow gap that offered a clear view into the room. Outside, the door opened onto the busiest hallway in the school. Most students rushed by, oblivious to the odd scene unfolding in Room 314, though a few paused, their eyes widening as they caught a glimpse of what was happening inside.
Derek had kept the door open at Madison’s explicit instruction. She’d demanded that he ensure Sally’s exam was as uncomfortable and invasive as possible. She wanted it subtle in appearance, but unmistakably humiliating in execution. The rest of Madison’s plan would be handled later, she had promised him.
Oblivious to the unfolding spectacle and the murmurs beyond the door, Sally stepped out from behind the curtain in the flimsy gown. She attempted to pull it down lower for better modesty, but the garment clung loosely around her, providing scant coverage.
Derek looked up from his clipboard, maintaining a calm, professional demeanor as his smile remained unchanging. “You’re all set. Now we can get started,” he said, his tone overly casual, almost too nonchalant given the circumstances.
Lost in her own anxious thoughts and desperate to have the exam over with, Sally didn’t register the fact that the door was still ajar. Her focus was solely on finishing the check and moving on with her day. She was completely unaware of the unwanted audience just beyond the threshold.