May 092023
 [Note: This is parts one and two combined into a full story clip] Jessica Lynn is happily setting up her phone to record a TicTok dance. She gets it all set up, hits record and starts dancing. When she does a jump move, she feels her achilles tendon rupture and she collapses to the floor and eventually calls for help. Next Jessica comes home in her new pointed SLC, but she’s very awkward on crutches as she tries to get something to drink in the kitchen. Her clumsiness causes herself enough pain that she has to sit on the kitchen floor for a moment. She makes it to the couch where she’s able to get her cast propped up as she whines and complains about her situation, wiggling her toes with her sock on and off. Cut to another day and she’s now in good spirits as she gets dressed up for a night out with the girls, ready to meet some guys. She does her hair and makeup, pulls pantyhose over her cast and puts on her high heel. She’s confident that she will be able to crutch just fine as she checks herself out in the mirror. But as she turns to crutch away, she has a big stumble, injuring her leg again. Jessica cries and screams in pain for several minutes before scooting off to find her phone. Later she’s gasping and wincing as she tries to get her cast comfortable on the couch. For a while, she whines to herself about her situation and her lack of pain meds before eventually calling a friend to vent. She sadly tells her friend the entire story, how it was bad before and even worse now. The friend volunteers to come over and spend some time with her. Next, you are her friend coming over to visit and she has you prop her cast up on the table and put a sock over her cast. When she asks you to prop her cast up even higher, her cast slips and hits the floor causing her a lot of pain. She angrily makes you leave. The clip ends with Jessica feeling sorry for herself and sad that she made you leave as she wiggles her casted toes. |
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