ALOP d2

Today's like any other day for you.

Lined with mishaps.

First, when you woke up you realized you didn't close your curtains last night. Hopefully none of your neighbors are creepers. Then you almost ran out of your house forgetting your book-bag. If your brother didn't call for you when you were at the corner, you would have forgotten it. Then a wind at the stop-light on the way to the subway station almost blew your skirt up. Thankfully a newspaper managed to fly right in front of you so no one could get a peek of something they shouldn't see. Well, you hope anyway. Then at the station you almost tripped onto a sleeping hobo. Almost. This time a nice fellow in a sharp business suit caught you before you fell and helped you keep your balance. You did your best to thank him, but he simply said one piece of advice in reaction.

"Don't worry about it miss, sometimes things happen."

People seem to like saying that to you a lot.

Now you know you should put whatever book you're reading away when going to school. You were walking only a bit too slow, and stopped just a bit too early.

Now, your skirt is caught in the door of the subway car. Again.

This time, though, your skirt was lifted almost straight up as the door closed. Your skirt probably got stuck on a mechanism in the door. You're not a fan of glass doors on the sub. Now anyone looking from the station could see the light blue panties you chose to wear today. You blush slightly when you realize that some people could have seen you already. But with the exception of the homeless man, most people on the platform stepped onto the train before you did. So maybe you're safe on that.

You tug a bit to try and get it loose but it refuses to budge. Anymore and it may rip. No. You're sure it will rip.
You look around for people on the train with you and notice there's not much people on today. An obvious office-worker is reading a tablet while sitting on the facing side of the car from you. He seems to be a bit focused on the tablet though, and letting a man see you in this situation is almost as embarrassing as letting people on the station see you. Let alone getting him to help you out with your skirt.

Most other people are a little too far away to try and get help without making a seen. You could try and force yourself out again, but you're 90% sure that succeeding would tear your skirt. And you don't have a replacement with you right now.

Maybe the safest option is to just wait, and let what would happen happen and hope no one's looking when you arrive at the next stop, but that stop is one of the busiest in the city.