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Archive-name: School/safesex1.txt
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Archive-title: Safesex - 1
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Most married people have a story about how they met their spouses. About my
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ex-wife, the story isn't so interesting. But the story of how I met
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my fiancee is a little different.
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I had better start by explaining about Amy. I had noticed her on the first
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day of class. Sitting in the front row of the classroom, looking very serious
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as she took notes, she had a certain attraction that was greater than the sum
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of any parts I could analyze.
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What was it about her? I generally prefer tall women, but she was the
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sort of young woman who I tended to think of in her absence as taller
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than her 5'5" frame. Her face was fresh and pretty, rather than beautiful,
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but without a single flaw in her complexion. Her figure was not the kind
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that made you do a double-take, yet when you analyzed it you could only
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conclude that it was perfectly proportioned: curvy but slim hips, and
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breasts that were medium sized or maybe just a bit smaller. Her hands
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were graceful; her eyes were bright and inquisitive; her shoulder length
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hair was straight and tidy; her teeth were white and straight. Kind of
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the girl-next-door look, not a flashy kind of beauty, but one that would
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wear well over a long period of time, I thought.
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In one way, I have misled you in my description of Amy. While her eyes may
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give the impression of intelligence, in point of fact she was not a very
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successful student. I didn't feel she was actually stupid, but it didn't
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take long for it to become clear that she was not going to do well in this
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class. Maybe she didn't work as hard as she needed to. Maybe she was missing
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some of the background material the other students already had. Maybe it was
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a full-blown case of math anxiety. Who knows, maybe it was simpler than
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that and she just wasn't very smart. None of this made her any worse in my
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eyes, since there's more to a woman than just book learning. She had plenty
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going for her even if she wasn't another Cantor.
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Amy was not a flirt, during class or afterward, and on that first day there
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was nothing to make me think that anything unusual would happen during the
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quarter. My thoughts that day were directed toward giving a good introductory
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lecture. Although I appreciate the decorative value of the female students in
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my classroom, I had never harbored any illusions that they were there for my
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entertainment. First, because sexual harrassment is wrong; second, because
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math is just not the greatest turn-on for most gals ("wanta come up to my
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place, have something to drink, and memorize some dynamite multiplication
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tables?"); and third because I'm too afraid of getting caught and losing my
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job. I don't think I'm a prude on the subject, but I know I've gotten some
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kidding from a couple of my friends about my somewhat oldfashioned attitude.
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Maybe I've missed out on some good times along the way as a result, but I
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have to believe I've missed out on a good deal of needless trouble as well.
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Better to take the safe course, I've always thought.
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A few weeks into the course I administered the quarter's first quiz. I
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graded it strictly, since that first quiz of the autumn is for some students
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the shock to their system necessary to get started working on the course
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material. I emphasized to everyone that a poor grade on the quiz did not
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mean that they couldn't get a good grade for the course, but as expected
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the looks on some of the students' faces indicated that a serious
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re-evaluation of their chances had taken place.
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It's at this point that usually ten percent of the class decides to drop the
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course, and a larger number decides that they had better schedule some office
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time with the instructor. That's the whole point, of course, to shake the
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sleepy ones out of their doldrums. This class was no exception, and I found
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myself overbooked with students wanting help.
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Amy was one of the students who signed up for office hours. She had never
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come up to talk with me after class, as many of the other students often
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did, so this was the first time we had spoken with each other. Based just
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on her looks and manner, I had her pegged as a Political Science major, or
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American Lit. Maybe even Art. I was mildly surprised when she told me
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that she was in the pre-med program. The College Algebra course she
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was taking from me was required in her program; more than that, she told me
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she had to earn at least a B. Although I didn't say so, I was dubious about
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her chances. I gave her my usual pep talk, tried to explain some topics she
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found confusing, and gave her references for further study. But as she left,
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I didn't get the feeling that I had done her much good. Maybe it was because
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she kept calling herself dumb the whole time she was there.
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Although some of the students came back for second or even third visits
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during my office hours the next two weeks, Amy did not. I didn't think
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anything about that fact, since many of the students in a given class
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aren't really that motivated, and with upwards of 80 students in the
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class I didn't have the luxury of looking after each one if they didn't
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seek out attention. Amy attended each lecture, but never asked questions,
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and her notetaking appeared to be an exercise in trying to take down each
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syllable I uttered and each symbol I wrote on the board. With some
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students, this would indicate a lack of real interest in the material,
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and a desire just to know the probable contents of the final exam, but
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looking back I now interpret Amy's methodology as sheer desperation. I
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can guess that Amy's reluctance to visit me again was more a reflection
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of her fear of failure than of a lack of motivation.
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Not surprisingly, when I gave the midterm exam, Amy's score was the
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lowest in the class. Sometimes a foreign student will do poorly in a
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class for a while, solely because of the language barrier, and will
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eventually catch on to the concepts and move up in the rankings. But
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when an American student like Amy finds herself near the bottom, it's
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much rarer for progress to be made as the quarter goes along. What's
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more, she was a sophomore, whereas most of the students in this class
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were freshmen. I have seen many freshmen start out slowly, because of
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the new environment college represents, and then catch fire as the
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quarter goes along, but this is much less likely with a second-year
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student. Again, with perfect hindsight, I can speculate that Amy knew
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this would be a tough course for her, and she put it off until her
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advisor insisted she take it.
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I don't know a teacher who doesn't feel awful when a student tries and
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still fails. The worst part is returning the graded exam paper to the
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student, seeing her take it with low expectations in her eyes, and
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watching her face fall when she sees that she has failed to come up to
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even those low expectations. Amy didn't cry, but you could see she wanted
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to.
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I rather expected that she would visit during my office hours that day, and
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wasn't sure what I should or could say to help her. Honesty may be the best
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policy, but I also don't like to discourage a student who is willing to
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try-try-again. But once again I was busy enough with the students who did
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show up that I didn't have time to dwell upon the matter when she didn't.
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The next class session two days later marked a change in Amy's manner. It was
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difficult to describe exactly, and someone watching her for the first time
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might not have thought anything of it. She was dressed the same, in her blouse
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and jeans. One odd thing was that she was taking hardly any notes, and another
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was that she had a very strange smile at times. Not a self-confident smile,
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certainly not a happy smile, one that was forced and seemed to be directed at
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me. But it was also hesitant, and anytime I really looked in her direction she
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dropped her gaze after a second. I couldn't have put the reason into words at
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the time, but I felt somewhat flustered, and found myself stumbling in my
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delivery to the class.
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After class, she walked down the hallway toward my office. For more than
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an hour she lurked in the hallway, wandering away for a few minutes, then
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returning to check if I was alone. I had seen this sort of behavior before,
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when a student is too embarrassed to let classmates see how badly she is
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doing. I was sure it was killing her to have her friends know her troubles.
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Pride goething before a fall, you know. It was late in the afternoon before
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the last student left and she finally entered my cramped office. Quietly
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she said, "I need some help." I told her that I had a few minutes, and
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motioned for her to sit down with me at my desk.
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She listened as I went over her exam with her, nodding her head and murmuring
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"uh huh" when I would pause to see if she was following my explanations. But
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even more than the first time she visited, I got the feeling that I wasn't
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getting through to her. Unlike earlier in the classroom, her face was almost
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expressionless when I looked at her, and she rarely looked up from the exam
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paper. A couple of lightly humorous remarks I made evidently did not register.
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She seemed distracted by something. Finally, it was almost five o'clock,
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and I told her, "I have to leave soon. Perhaps you can come again during
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my office hours next Tuesday."
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She touched me lightly on the arm for a moment, and said "please, I need a
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lot of help. Could we schedule some make-up time before that?" It was a
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hesitant yet determined touch, not quite seductive and yet something more
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than just an instinctive touch on the arm. I crossed my legs, my own
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instinctive reaction to hide the possibility of her seeing the beginnings
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of the erection that was stimulated by her touch. Was I imagining things?
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Was she coming on to me? With some girls I would have been sure, yet Amy
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seemed so innocent. She had not looked me in the eye when she spoke, which
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would have given me a better way to gauge her intentions. I certainly did
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not want to embarrass her, or myself, by making an inappropriate comment
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based on what was quite possibly my own imagination. I managed to utter,
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"what do you mean, make-up? You haven't missed any lectures or exams."
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She seemed embarrassed at her miswording, and mumbled, "I dunno, I mean
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some extra help. I really need to learn this material."
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I exhaled. Yeah, I guess I had read into her question something she hadn't
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meant. I hoped she hadn't noticed my reaction, or at least would forgive me
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if she had. It was an understandable mistake, after all.
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Except, she continued, "it's pretty hard for me. Or maybe I'm just making it
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harder than it needs to be. Sometimes I like to, y'know, make things hard.
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That's what my boyfriend says." Was it just me, or did she also realize the
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double entendre she was making? She wasn't looking at me, and there was
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nothing else in her manner to suggest anything like that. I decided to try
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to back away from that line of conversation, just in case she was trying to
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lead me on. I replied, "well, I suppose I could come in for a while tomorrow.
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How about 10?" She continued to look at the papers in front of her, and said,
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"I've got classes most of the day tomorrow. Would you have time sometime this
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evening?"
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I again wondered if I should read something between the lines in her
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request? Yet her delivery was so flat, and she seemed so introverted,
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that I had to doubt the conclusion I was drawing. "No, I have to get
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to a meeting in a few minutes on the other side of town," I lied.
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"Anyway, maybe you should be trying to find a tutor, who could
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give you what you need." I mentally winced at the choice of phrase.
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Did she understand the double meaning that could be inferred? I was
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ashamed of myself for even worrying about the way to phrase an innocent
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question. My conscience was clean, after all. "There's a list of tutors
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on the wall opposite the department office," I went on.
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"I've never had much luck with those guys. They always seem to be as
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confused as I am. I'd really, really appreciate it if you could find
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some time for me. What about after your meeting tonight?" She seemed
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sincere, yet how could she not know how personal her suggestion sounded?
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On the other hand, was I getting worked up over something entirely in my
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imagination? On the third hand, if she was trying to come on to me, couldn't
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she be more original than talking about 'appreciation'? On the fourth hand,
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how many hands do I have, anyway?
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I pointed out that they keep the building locked after hours. "Maybe you
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have a friend who could help?" I suggested. "My boyfriend took Calculus,
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but he just makes fun of me when I ask him questions about math. Could I
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come over to your house? What time will you get home?" she persisted.
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My hormones were working like they hadn't in a long time, not since I met the
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gal that had precipitated my divorce. I looked at Amy's face. She had for just
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a moment turned slightly toward me, but now quickly looked back at her papers,
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avoiding my eyes. I made the mistake of letting my eyes wander below her
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shoulders. Her words sounded so suggestive as to be laughable, yet her manner
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indicated that she was thinking about nothing but studying to raise her
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failing grade. How simple it would be if I would just ask her, "are you
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proposing a lay-for-an-A, or what?", and tell her to forget it, but what if
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I was wrong? Embarrassment, at the least, possibly real trouble with the dean,
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if she complained to someone. No, best to play it cool. I should just tell
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her, "no, I don't think that would be a good idea." But she was so
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attractive to me, the horny part of my brain wanted to find out what she
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intended. And so innocent, that the logical part of my brain wanted to
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believe that she was completely unaware of the impact that her suggestions
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were having on me. With the two halves of my brain pre-occupied like that,
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I had no extra brainpower for talking, so I blurted, "you don't know where
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I live." Dumb. Or, maybe the horny part of a guy's mind will always win.
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She responded to my non-sequitur with one of her own, saying, "I've got
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a bike." If there was a hint of seductiveness in her eyes, or even humor,
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I was missing it. Just a simple, factual statement, like "I've got a
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pencil", or "I've got a million bucks", or "I've got a wet pussy just
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waiting for you." There went my brain again. Gotta stop thinking like
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that.
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"It's a long ride. I don't know if it'll be worth your time." The horny
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part of my mind was keeping this line of conversation going, yet doing so
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betrayed the fact that I was wavering in my resolve. If, indeed, she was
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even thinking what I was thinking. She replied, "you're the best teacher
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I know, I'm sure you'll be able to help me." Not even a hint of a suggestion
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of a trace of an improper proposal there, was there? Especially considering
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the alternative replies she could have made. ("Oh Teacher, I'm sure it'll
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be worth it for you too. Pant pant.") The conflicting sides of my brain
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came to an agreement that I was getting worked up over nothing. Of course,
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if I was such a great teacher (to take her remark at face value), how come
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she was flunking my class?
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I looked at my watch. "Well, I don't think you should come over alone. Can
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you bring someone along, maybe your boyfriend?" She thought for a moment, then
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said yes. "OK, I should be home by about nine. Bring your books," (duh, like
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she was going to bring a dildo and some Crisco), "and I'll help you for
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an hour or so." I gave her directions to my apartment, glad to have
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figured out a way to defuse a touchy situation.
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I found myself driving home very carefully. My mind was so woozy from the
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extra adrenalin I had been pumping, and then the letdown, that I had to
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concentrate on the road or I'd run off it. Now that she had agreed to, I
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wondered if it was really necessary to have insisted she bring someone.
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I thought, so what if she came alone, a few cheap thrills for me, all in
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my mind, and she'd never be the wiser. I can think what I want, and as
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long as I don't act on it, no harm done. She doesn't even know for sure
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that I live alone. For all she knows, I'm happily married to my gay
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lover. And anyway, I don't think she means any harm.
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Soon after I walked into my apartment, the phone rang. It was Amy. "Hi,
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I'm glad I found you at home. I thought you were going to a meeting," she
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said in her customary toneless voice. "Uh, actually, I, uh, found out my
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meeting has been cancelled at the last minute," I said, embarrassed to be
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caught in a lie, and glad that I had thought up a second falsehood that
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would cancel the first. "Would you and your boyfriend rather come over a
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little earlier?" "That's what I wanted to call about. My boyfriend, like,
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can't come. But I still, you know, want to come see you anyway."
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Hoo boy. And here I thought I had it all worked out. My erection started
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to form again, and since I was alone I fingered it idly through my pants
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pocket, before deciding that that was an especially foolish thing to be doing.
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"Well, I don't know..." "Please, sir, I really need your help. It would
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mean a lot to me." There was something about the way she called me sir that
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weakened my resolve. Damn, I wished I could see her face, to help me tell if
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there was anything to my suspicions as to what she meant. I had to go by
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my assessment when I saw her earlier, which was that she was merely naive.
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"Well, OK, for a little while." "Um, can I come now? Would that make it
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hard for you?" "Uh, give me a little time to eat and clean up, OK? How about
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8?" "Um, OK. See you." Click. I wondered what I was letting myself in for.
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My attention wandered as I prepared myself dinner, and I had a near-mishap
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with a paring knife. After my sumptuous repast of spaghetti and meatballs
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(no garlic, just in case - who am I kidding?), I decided to straighten up
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the place. Chuckling to (at?) myself, I took a few minutes to clean up the
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bedroom as well. If I'm going to kid myself, I might as well be thorough.
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Cleaning up took less time than I expected, mostly because I did such a
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poor job of it, and I sat down to read a magazine. But I couldn't
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concentrate on it. I decided, however, that I was really enjoying the
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adrenalin rush I was feeling. I began to mull over the possibilities.
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Maybe she would arrive wearing a bikini, come through the front door and lead
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me to the bedroom, and .... Nah. I didn't know her well, but that didn't seem
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to be her style. Maybe she would play it straight for a while and pretend
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to study with me, then at some point slip her hand onto my leg and
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rub it, moving closer to my crotch until she was giving me a handjob,
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then ask if I'd like to do something more. Yeah, that would be nice.
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But again, she's coming over just to study, and anything else is just
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my hormones talking.
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It was a little less than an hour and a half before she was to be there. I
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decided to do a better job of cleaning the bathroom. After all, a gal might
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need to go pee even if she's just there to study. While in the bathroom, I
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considered that maybe the wisest course would be to jerk off now, so that
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I wouldn't be tempted to actually do anything when she was here. Funny how
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those childhood associations with the bathroom continue into adulthood. It's
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just a good thing my friend Dan isn't coming over here this evening, I
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thought. He had been with me at that bar when I met Deborah, and although
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I had been definitely attracted to her, there was no doubt in my mind that
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it would never have gone beyond just playful touching and dirty talk with
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her if he hadn't been egging me on. Not that I blamed Dan for my divorce.
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Maybe I should call Dan anyway and invite him to come over while Amy was
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here. Wouldn't that put a charge in her circuits!
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Maybe Mike; that might be fun for her. Or better still, my three fishing
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buddies from up north. Boy, they could be crude; I'd like to see Amy's
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reaction when one of them pinched her nipple in front of everyone. There
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I go again, I thought. Even if she is desperate for a good grade, I don't
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want to see her humiliated, do I? She is so sweet and innocent, and here I
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am thinking such thoughts. Of course, if she is coming over to seduce her
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professor, then maybe she isn't so sweet, and definitely not so innocent.
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It's not that she has anything bad coming to her, but she might deserve to
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be taught a lesson.
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I sat back down in the living room and resumed reading. Still an hour to go.
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I decided to take a walk around the neighborhood to clear my head. It was an
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unseasonably warm autumn evening, and the fresh air felt good. But the dark
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thoughts continued to loom in my head. I thought of the double entendres
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she had been dropping. "My boyfriend can't come." "Would that make it
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hard for you." "I like to make things hard." Well, if she really is
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interested in trading a little hanky-panky for a grade, then she can't
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insist on being too particular about every detail of the transaction.
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In fact, if she needs this grade as badly as she says she does, she is
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in no position to dictate any of the conditions of the deal.
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I caught myself again at this point. Isn't that the fantasy of a dorky
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teacher, that he can get free sex in exchange for a good grade? I felt
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ashamed, but not so much so that my erection subsided any. There's a
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first time for everything, even screwing a student. But the situation
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would have to be just right.
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OK, so what could I expect from this young woman? Slam bam, thank you ma'm?
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She could no doubt be convinced to give a bit more. Probably a blowjob first
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if I played my cards right. Caryn had never been too keen on that particular
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activity when we were married, which had made it more of an issue to me than
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it rightfully should have. So, yeah, Amy should be made to sample the sausage.
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What about after that? I'm not really into anal sex, but maybe just once it
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might be fun, with a girl who's not in any position (ha ha) to argue. Would
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she permit herself to be tied up? I considered that, and realized that I
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didn't have the necessary equipment on hand. The ladies I date aren't very
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kinky, and anyway I don't know anything about the subject. That kind of
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activity is very tricky or someone can actually get hurt.
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I realized I was getting too far from my apartment, getting near a bad section.
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I turned back. My realization that I was near our small red-light district
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caused another wave of guilt to come over me. I have never, never, come even
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close to screwing one of my students. Not that I get that many opportunities,
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but I have always been careful to not emphasize the power a teacher has
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in giving grades, and to not make comments that could be misinterpreted.
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Hell, I always make it a point to say "arrive" instead of "come", and
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"difficult" instead of "hard" when talking to a female student. It's
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a form of sexism, I'm sure, but a benign sort that makes certain that no
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one gets any wrong ideas. Now here I am, thinking about the possible sex
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acts I might perform with a student who will be, er, arriving in half
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an hour. Well, I decided, if she didn't try anything I'd just play it
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cool, and if she did come on to me then maybe I'd lead her on a bit before
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telling her to forget it. Cheap thrills, I repeated.
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Besides, there's lots of times professors have students over to their
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place. Usually it's a group of students, and the professor is someone
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in the Sociology department hosting a rap session (like, wow, maaaan),
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but the point is, having a student over does not automatically mean
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something is going on. It might not look good to every single old prude
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out there, but that didn't make it wrong. Then again, that analysis was
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bullshit, since the ideas going around in my mind definitely WERE wrong.
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I walked back up the steps to my apartment, went to the bathroom, then came
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back to the living room and sat down on the couch. The kidneys sure were
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working overtime tonight. Again I tried to read my magazine. The article I
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turned to was about why the U.S. educational system wasn't teaching its
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students well enough. Just what I needed. I went to the fridge and got a
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can of pop. No beer tonight. I didn't want to do something I later would
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regret and blame it on the alcohol.
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I went to the bathroom again. Though I felt like I needed to pee, just
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a little bit came out. I caught myself checking whether my underwear was
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clean. Old boy, I thought, you are setting yourself up for a big letdown.
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I went back to the living room, and turned up the thermostat a couple of
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degrees. It was a nice night, but you wouldn't want her to get too cold
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in her birthday suit, I chuckled to myself.
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Why was I even contemplating such a risk to my career, for just an
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evening of fun? Stupid, stupid, stupid. I asked myself what it would
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take to be worth the risk. Maybe more than just one night of fun. What
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if she could be talked into repeat performances? I felt a major wave of
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horniness come over me with that thought. Now, that would be something
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closer to being worth it. The thought of reducing this apparently classy
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girl to the level of common slut was unexpectedly stimulating. But I would
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still have to protect myself somehow, from there being the slightest
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chance of word getting out. What kind of leverage could I have, once she
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had her grade?
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How many of her other teachers had gone through this charade? I should
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make a righteous stand tonight, and explain to her that trying to get
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by in school by sleeping with her professors is wrong. Corny, but the
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right thing to do. Yet, when I thought of her, I couldn't bring myself
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to believe that she had done this before. If I sensed her leading me
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on, and I wasn't sure that I did, I also sensed humiliation and pain,
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certainly not what you'd expect from a girl to whom this was old hat.
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I was going to have to find out, for my own peace of mind, just
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what Amy wanted. Probably she was just naive, and had no clue what
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her visit was doing to my imagination. If on the other hand she is
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already just another slut, then so be it, I don't have to get involved.
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My thoughts were interrupted by a knock at the door. I looked at the clock.
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Ten minutes before eight. Heart pounding, I opened the door, and was greeted
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by a young girl who asked if I'd like to buy some candy for her school's
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fundraiser. Sure, kid, just don't come inside the apartment or you'll get
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molested by the pervert with the dirty thoughts. I gave her the two dollars,
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shut the door and returned to the couch.
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I realized that I was disappointed that it hadn't been Amy yet.
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I was really looking forward to seeing her, prepared to find out
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that she was really and truly coming over just to study, hoping for
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it to be something more, dreading that the "something more" was her
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usual M.O. for passing a course.
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About the time I found my place in the magazine again, there was another
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knock at my door. It was Amy.
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(continued)
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