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Mr. Bentley
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Stacy sat in math class trying to pass the time chatting with her
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friend, Debbie. Mr. Bentley, the instructor, was filling the board up
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with a complicated equation. In hushed voices they discussed their
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teacher:
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"Yeah, he is kinda cute," Stacy said, giggling, "but he's so serious!"
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"I sure would like to try to put a smile on his face!" Debbie whispered.
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A mental image of Debbie seducing Bentley popped into Stacy's head, and
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she couldn't keep from laughing. "I don't think he could handle you,
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ha-ha!"
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"MISS COOPER!"
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The young instructor glared at Stacy. "Do you know the answer to this
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problem?"
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Stacy looked up at the string of numbers on the board. "Not exactly."
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"Not exactly?" His piercing brown eyes locked with hers.
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"No."
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"No, what?"
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"No, I don't have the answer!" she shot back, "I don't know, and I
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really don't care." Stacy felt Debbie nudge her in the back and heard
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her giggle.
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"Miss Cowan, how about you, do you care?" he asked.
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"Um... yes, Mr. Bentley."
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"Oh, brother," Stacy thought, "what a joke."
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Another girl in the class raised her hand and asked a question and soon
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class was dismissed.
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"Miss Cooper, I would like to speak to you for a moment," the math
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teacher said as she walked by.
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"Your behavior in this class puzzles me."
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"How's that?"
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"You would think that an older student, such as yourself, would know how
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to conduct herself in the classroom by now."
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His words were like a slap in the face. Stacy was self-conscious about
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the fact she was older the other students. Returning to college after
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working so many years had not been an easy decision.
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"I just don't like math," she mumbled.
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"What you like and what you need appear to be two different things
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entirely, wouldn't you say?" he asked.
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Was that a hint of a smile on his lips?
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"Yeah, I guess so. Look, I gotta go."
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"I suggest you study hard tonight,' he said as she left the room.
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Out in the hall, Debbie waited impatiently, "What did he say?"
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"Aw, screw him," Stacy hissed.
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"I would if I had the chance," Debbie snickered, "You wanna get together
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tonight and study?"
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"Not tonight, Bill's coming over to watch a ballgame."
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"Oh, well, I guess I'll see you tomorrow then."
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On the drive home from school, Stacy's thoughts were preoccupied with
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her teacher.
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What did he mean by that "want" and "need"
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remark?
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Later that evening, Bill noticed that she seemed distracted. "What's
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the matter with you?" he asked.
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"Huh?...oh..nothing, I was just thinking that I should probably be
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studying. We've got a math test tomorrow."
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"Since when did you ever worry about studying?" Bill asked.
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"I don't know. This math class is a bitch."
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"Well, have another beer and forget about it," he said, handing her an
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ice cold Miller Lite.
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Bill was so wrapped up in the ballgame, he didn't even notice when Stacy
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got up and went into her room. She got on the bed and opened up her
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math book.
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After turning a few pages, she muttered, "What's the use?' tossed the
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book on the floor, and went to sleep.
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The next day......
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Stacy could feel Bentley staring at her as she struggled with her math
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test. Time was running out, and she still had six more problems to go.
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One by one, her classmates got up and turned in their exams. Her eraser
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had practically rubbed holes in the paper. Soon, she was the only one
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left in the room, except for the instructor.
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"Your time is up, Miss Cooper. Hand in your paper," he said.
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Two days later....
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"Cheer up!" Debbie cajoled, "The girl next to us made a 58."
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Stacy crumpled up her test paper and threw it down in disgust. "What am
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I gonna do? I HAVE to pass this class to graduate."
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"Why don't you go talk to Mr. Bentley?" Debbie suggested.
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"He hates me!"
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"Oh, Stacy, he doesn't look like he could hate anybody. Just tell him
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some sob story like your father's in the hospital or something. It
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always works for me."
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"Yeah, I bet... He's not stupid, Debbie. He'd know right away I was
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lying. "
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"Well, then, just tell him the truth."
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"What? That I haven't listened to a word he said all semester? I'm sure
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he'd love that."
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"I give up!," Debbie huffed, "Do what you wanna do, Stacy. I'm going
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home." With that, she turned and walked off.
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"I've gotta do something." Stacy thought to herself. It had taken her
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ten long years to finally get to this point, and she wasn't about to let
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a lousy math class keep her from graduating.
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Her mind raced as she climbed the stairs to the second floor. The
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thought of pleading with Bentley for a passing grade made her sick, but
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she had no choice. Why did he arouse such strong feelings of resentment
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in her? He was just another man, yet, there was something different
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about him. He seemed so quietly confident, nothing like Bill. She knew
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just how to get Bill's goat. He'd stomp, yell, and pout if she got him
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mad enough, but she usually got her way. It wasn't going to be so easy
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with Mr. Bentley.
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The sign on the door read, "SCOTT BENTLEY."
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"Well, this is it," she thought. If worse comes to worse she could
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always agree to sleep with him. Other girls did it. At least he wasn't
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an old geezer like Dr. Sharp.
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The door was cracked open. Stacy took a deep breath and knocked. No
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answer. She eased the door open and peeked inside. The room was empty.
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"Great," she thought. She walked inside and was looking around when
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something caught her eye. The folder on his desk had her name on it!
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At that instant, he appeared in the doorway. "Ah, Miss Cooper," he said
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"to what do I owe the honor of this visit?"
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"Don't blow it, Stacy," she thought as she turned to face him. "Uh..I
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need to talk to you Mr. Bentley..if you have a minute."
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He seated himself behind his desk and motioned for her to take the seat
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in front of it.
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"I'll get right to the point, Mr. Bentley," she began, "Math has always
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been a problem for me, but I can't graduate unless I pass this course."
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He opened up her folder and looked inside. "I see you have excellent
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grades in your major classes, Miss Cooper."
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"Well, as I said, I have a problem with math."
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"I hate to see intelligent women such as yourself use their gender as an
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excuse for poor performance in the area of mathematics."
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"What?"
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"Miss Cooper, there is nothing wrong with your mind, its your attitude
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that needs improvement," he said matter-of-factly.
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Stacy was fuming, "Look, Mr. Bentley, I have got to find some way to
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pass this class, can you help me or not?"
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"Are you aware that the last test in this class is less than a week a
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way?" he asked.
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"Yes."
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"It would take a lot of work, but I think I can help you with this
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problem if you are willing to apply yourself."
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"O.K., here it comes," she thought. "I'm willing to do whatever I have
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to," she said through gritted teeth.
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"I'll expect you at my apartment at 7 o'clock," he said as he stood up.
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"Tonight?!" Stacy exclaimed.
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"Do you have a problem with that?" he asked.
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She had plStacyd to go to the movies with Bill, but...
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"No... no problem," she muttered.
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"I'll see you then."
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THAT NIGHT .......
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She arrived at his apartment around 7:15.
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"You are late, Miss Cooper," he said.
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"Yeah, I had to stop and get gas," she said, "and you can call me
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Stacy."
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"Don't let it happen again, Stacy," he said sternly, "sit down."
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She looked at the desk, surprised. She had expected him to lead her
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into the bedroom as soon as she walked in the door. "No, that's not his
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style," she thought, "He's going to take his sweet time."
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"Since you have spent the majority of classtime conversing with your
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friends," he began, "I'm sure you are unfamiliar with the three basic
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formulas I taught."
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Mr. Bentley spent the next 45 minutes patiently explaining the
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fundamental formulas needed to work the problems on the upcoming test.
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Stacy was getting restless. The evening was not going the way she had
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plStacyd. Did he really expect her to learn this stuff before Friday?
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He handed her a sheet of sample problems to work. "You should have no
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difficulty with these," he said, "I'll give you 20 minutes and then come
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back and check them."
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He went into the kitchen. Stacy could hear the clink of ice in a glass.
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"He's going to break out the wine, I bet."
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Exactly 20 minutes later, he returned ... with a Coke. "Let's see how
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you did," he said, handing her a glass.
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Mr. Bentley took one look at the paper and glared at her. "This is a
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waste of my time," he said, frowning, "You didn't even try."
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It was only then that Stacy realized, "He's serious...He really wants me
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to learn it!"
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She experienced a slight twinge of guilt. "No, I mean, I will..I am
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trying. Would you just explain it to me one more time?"
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"This isn't working," he said, "I don't normally recommend this, but
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I'm afraid its your only option at this point."
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"What?" she asked, genuinely curious.
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"Since time is short, the best thing to do would be memorize them.
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Surely, you can do that."
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"Memorize them!" Stacy retorted. "I can't memorize that mumbo-jumbo."
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His eyes betrayed his otherwise calm demeanor. "Miss Cooper, if you
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don't think you can memorize these formulas on your own, there's always
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Plan C., and I promise you, it *will* work."
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"Plan C?" she asked, "What's plan C?"
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"I have a feeling you're going to find out before the evening is
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through," he said knowingly. "You have 30 minutes to memorize the first
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formula, Stacy, and I'm going to sit here and time you."
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"Just memorize it?"
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"Yes, I expect you to be able to recite it to me verbatim. You now have
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29 minutes." He looked at his watch as he seated himself in a large
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leather chair in front of her.
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She looked at the sheet of paper in front of her and then at Bentley.
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"This is ridiculous," she thought, but began repeating the formula over
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and over in her head.
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At the end of thirty minutes, Scott Bentley stopped her. " All right,"
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he said, "lets hear it. You should know it backwards and forwards by
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now."
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She tried, but stumbled after the first few words. "Try again," he
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demanded. "I can't!"
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she protestsed, " I just can't sit here and memorize something that I
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don't understand."
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"You most certainly can," he said, "You just don't want to bad enough,
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but I think I can remedy that situation. "
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"Fuck you, man. I said I can't do it!" Stacy shouted angrily.
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"So its come to this," he said, staring her down. " You've been needing
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this for a long time....
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*********************************************
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"Get up," he said, rising from the chair.
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"What?... What do you think you're doing?" she demanded, as he took her
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by the arm.
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He deftly unbuttoned and unzipped her blue jeans, and with one quick
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jerk, pulled them down to her knees.
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"You're going to thank me for this one day, Stacy," he said. With that,
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he pulled her over to the large, overstuffed sofa and forced her down
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across his lap as he sat down.
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The next thing she knew, Stacy was looking at the floor with her shapely
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ass jutting sharply upwards. She struggled to get away, but he had her
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in a vice-like grip.
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"Let me go, you s.o.b.!" she cried.
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"This ought to shut that smart mouth of yours," he said as he brought
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the flat palm of his hand swiftly down against her upturned bottom.
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"WHAP! WHAP! WHAP! WHAP! WHAP! WHAP! WHAP!."
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"STOP IT, DAMMIT!" she cursed, squirming and kicking.
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"Be still!," he barked, "or I'll rip those panties off and see how you
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like that."
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"WHAP! WHAP! WHAP! WHAP!"
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She continued to struggle in vain. With each stinging blow from Mr.
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Bentley's hand, her tender ass became hotter. He continued to whack her
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backside, until, exhausted, she ceased to resist.
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"That's better," he said, resting for a moment. "Now, I'm going to pull
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your panties down, and if you don't make some rapid progress, you'll get
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a *real* spanking."
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Stacy felt his hand slowly and deliberately pulling her panties down to
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expose her rosy butt cheeks.
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"Repeat after me," he said, leaving her in that helpless position.
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She got the first few words right, but unfortunately, her memory began
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to fail.
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"I can't...," she wailed.
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"SMACK!" "Yes.." "SMACK!" "you.." "SMACK!" "can!" "SMACK! SMACK! SMACK!"
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Without the slight protection of her panties, Stacy's bottom was turning
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an even brighter shade of red.
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Mr. Bentley continued mercilessly to spank his stubborn pupil. His arm
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was beginning to tire a little, but he knew he couldn't stop until the
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job was done.
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After a few more minutes of Mr. Bentley's hard, bare-bottomed spanks,
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Stacy began to whimper. "Please.... Mr. Bentley.... please, I've had
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enough," she begged.
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"I'll be the judge of that," he said,
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"WHACK!!! SMACK!!!! WHACK!!!" The last few he made especially hard, and
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soon achieved the desired result. "Little Miss Math is a Bore" was now
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over his knees, no longer able to talk, only sob.
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This was a good start, he thought, by this time tomorrow night he was
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sure she would know those formulas.
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