>>44991924I walked in on my little sister being raped by a guy we have both known since we were kids. It was clearly rape, he was telling her to shut the fuck up as she cried.
I moved back home because I am waiting on the purchase of my new house, and even before I saw the rape occur, my sister acted really withdrawn and sullen, which was really unlike her. She only got mad when I probed, but I felt I had to keep an eye on her.
I don't think he knew I'd moved back, because he came in not long after my parents left for work (I work a desk job, but I'm working remotely). When I heard what sounded like a fight, I walked in and saw it. I was so mad, I thought I was going to kill him, but I hurried my sister out of the room, locked the door and called the cops, with just me and him in the room. Now, I'm not huge, but I'm ig enough that this prick wouldn't try anything, so all he could do was beg and plead for me to hang up the phone before it was too late. When the cops came, they were sort of implying they were going to arrest me for false imprisonment regardless, but all that talk stopped after they talked to my sister. I had remained visibly angry, but fairly stoic throughout everything until my parents arrived and I just couldn't stop crying.
The court stuff isn't over yet, but the cops think it's a slam dunk, because there's DNA, a victim statement and my testimony. Deep down, I know it'll never be the same again, my sister had obviously been suffering for a long time and her personality has changed as a result. I don't even think I've seen my Mom smile since all this happened and I have heard my Dad crying at night. I know this isn't anyone's fault but the rapist, but I feel immeasurable guilt for not picking up on this sooner.
Not my favourite, but my sister's. Mine's Slowbro.
