As I looked around frantically for something to cover up with, I heard something I didn't want to hear. And in all honesty, really wished I had never heard it in the first place.
The voice of a parent.
"Young lady!" the man bellowed, his face contorted into anger. "Why are earth are you topless in a crowded bus?!"
I really wish he hadn't said it so loud. Because as he did, the kids stopped playing to look over to me with wide eyes. This was mortifying, as I had to try and explain why my bare breasts were on a crowded bus, even though I was positive I had worn a shirt.
"I-uh-that is..." I started to stutter in order to justify my predicament. But as if some unseen force had it in for me, I couldn't make a coherent sentence.
The man raised an eyebrow, even as the kids gathered around me, possibly to get a better look at my humiliating state.
"Well?" he snapped "I'm waiting for an answer."
"I can't tell you honestly sir..." I muttered. "I know I got on with a shirt, and only wanted a small nap. When I woke, I was like this. I would never do this normally!"
"A likely story." he scoffed, clearly not believing me.
"But it's true!"
He had already turned his back to me, murmuring to himself, but I caught a few words, such as 'hussy' and disappointment of society'. I wasn't like that, I wasn't! Why couldn't I just find some covering?!
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