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It was a game of truth or dare that led to this. The hottest girl in the room, the one everyone wanted, was dared to sit on my face right there in the middle of the party. She looked me up and down with a smirk and said she'd do it, but only if I could take whatever she gave me without backing out. I got into position on the couch. She didn't waste any time. She got naked and lowered herself onto me, her weight pressing my head into the soft cushion. I could feel everyone's eyes on us, hear their laughter and shouts. Then she started grinding, hard, making sure my nose and mouth were buried against her. That's when it happened. A low rumble built up beneath her, and then she let out a long, loud fart directly into my face. The sound echoed in the sudden hush of the room before everyone erupted into cheers and applause. The smell was thick and heavy, but all I could focus on was her laughing above me, asking if I'd had enough yet. The initial thrill vanished, replaced by a cold wave of panic. What had I agreed to? This wasn't a fun party dare anymore; it was a humiliating trap. I tried to push her off, my hands scrambling against her thighs, but she was too strong, her weight pinning me completely. My struggles only made the people around us laugh harder. She felt me squirming and just leaned forward, putting more pressure on my chest, cutting off my air even more. "Oh no you don't," she chuckled, her voice dripping with cruel amusement. "You said you could take it. We're just getting started." And she wasn't kidding. For what felt like an eternity, a full five minutes according to someone's phone timer, she didn't let up. She'd shift her hips slightly, a wicked grin on her face, and another blast of hot, foul gas would flood my senses. Each one was louder and smellier than the last, a relentless barrage that left me dizzy and gagging beneath her. The cheers of the crowd became a distant roar, drowned out sound of her flatulence and my own choked sputters for clean air. She owned me completely in that moment, and there was absolutely nothing I could do about it.