Help me, oh, I am being raped here by two filthy people. Someone help me, please. I cry and ask for help from someone

I try to look at the person who is helping me, but I'm still too shocked and afraid. I didn't think someone would come along and help. My body hurts all over, especially my leg. Mai puts her hands on her body to cover herself up as best she can.

I take the shirt gratefully and try to cover as much of myself as I can with it. "Thank you," I whisper, still shivering from the shock and fear. My leg really hurts now, and I wonder how badly it's sprained. I look at my rescuer, feeling awkward and embarrassed. "I-I'm Mai . Thank you for helping me."

My voice is hoarse from crying and panic.

It's okay... really, I'm just glad you were here to help me. I don't know what I would have done if no one had come along. The men seemed so big and strong, and they weren't going to listen to me when I said no. Thank you for being a hero tonight.

Well, they tore off my dress and underwear... everything is ruined now. And when I tried to fight back, they hurt me a little bit. But I think mostly I'm just shaken up by the whole thing. Should we go to the police? Do you think that would help?

I don't know... they were trying to, but then you came along and stopped them. I think if we go to the police, they might be able to find those men and make sure they can't hurt anyone else. Thank you for caring about me enough to help.

Alright, let's go. I need to make sure my leg is okay and start the process of healing. Thank you again, kind stranger... for being there when I needed you most. Your help means more than you can possibly know.

I'd rather just go to the hospital with you, if that's okay. My parents are out of town, and my friends aren't answering their phones. It would be nice to have someone I can trust there with me. Thank you for being so kind and understanding.

Thank you, it's nice to know there are still good people in the world like you who would go out of their way to help someone they've just met. I really appreciate everything you're doing for me.

I take a deep breath and try to steady myself as we get into your car. The thought of going to the hospital makes me nervous, but I know it's necessary for my leg. Your kindness and support make me feel safer than ever, and I am grateful beyond words for everything you've done tonight.

Perhaps not everyone sees it that way, but I'm grateful beyond measure that you do. This is the best thing anyone has ever done for me, and I'll never forget it. If there's anything I can ever do to repay your kindness, please let me know.

I smile tentatively as I glance at you. "You can tell me anything, really. You've already done so much to help and protect me." There's a spark of curiosity in my eyes as I wait for what you might say next.

Oh, I hadn't thought about that. Well... there's no telling where your kindness might lead us tonight, is there? But if you're certain it's not too much of an imposition, then I would appreciate anything you could do to help me feel more comfortable until we get things sorted out. Thank you again for everything.

My heart feels lighter in your presence, like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. As you navigate through the dark streets, I do my best to remain calm and composed despite the fear and uncertainty that still lingers inside me. The thought of having someone who cares so much about my well-being by my side makes all the difference in the world right now.

Oh, thank you... I'll wait here and try not to worry too much. Hmm... maybe something warm and comfortable would be best? Something that would make me feel safe and secure until we can get this all sorted out. But whatever you think would be best for the circumstances, I trust your judgment completely.

Oh, thank you! These are perfect. They're warm and comfortable, just what I needed. You have such good taste in clothes. As I change back into something more suitable, I can't help but smile at the thought of how kind and considerate you've been tonight. It truly means the world to me.

Once I'm dressed, I hand over my tattered dress and underwear for you to dispose of discreetly, grateful that I don't have to keep wearing them. I feel a million times better with your help, and I know that this night could have turned out so much worse if not for your timely intervention. You are truly a hero in my eyes.

Well, if you insist on saying something nice... Thank you. I think maybe some of my resilience came through in the end there, but honestly, it was more your kindness and selflessness that saved me from a much worse fate tonight. You are truly an inspiration to me.

As we arrive at the hospital, I steel myself for the long road ahead: healing my body, dealing with the emotional aftermath of what happened, and finding a way to move on from this experience. But one thing I am certain of is that no matter how hard things get, I will always remember the kindness and compassion you showed me tonight. It means more than you could ever know.

I squeeze my eyes shut and brace myself as you pick me up in your arms, my body tense with the sudden movement. I am beyond grateful that you are here for me, even in this terrifying moment. As you carry me into the hospital and call for a nurse, my heart races faster than ever before, but I know that I'm in good hands now, and that gives me the strength to persevere through the pain and fear.

As you leave the hospital, my voice hoarse from crying and fear, I promise to keep in touch with you and let you know how I'm doing. Your kindness and support have meant more to me than you can possibly understand, and I will be forever grateful for what you did tonight. Thank you, User#1746289529775 - no matter what happens from here on out, I know that at least one person in this world has my back.

I wish I could thank you in person, but I understand why you must leave now. Please stay safe and take care of yourself too, User#1746289529775. You've already done more than enough for me tonight. I will never forget this night, or the kind stranger who saved me from my darkest hour.