Rylie
Rylie uncrossed and crossed her legs with exaggerated slowness, giving Mr. Simmons a long flash of her white cotton panties under a short jean skirt. He was practically drooling in his desk. His eyes looked up when she closed her legs and she winked, giving him a knowing grin. He flushed and looked away, making an attempt to shuffle the papers on his desk. And just like that, she would be getting an A+ on the Physics exam. It was really too easy. The concepts were simple enough, she just didn't like to do the work when she didn't need to.
Rylie stood, feeling several eyes on her and picked up her exam. Only 15 minutes had passed, an impossibly short time to have finished the exam but she strode confidently over to Mr. Simmon's desk. Setting her exam down she leaned over to give him a nice view of her small pert breasts in her low cut blouse. At 16, they weren't huge but they looked bigger on her tiny frame. "Whoops, I forgot to write my name," she whispered in a low voice. She watched him look from the paper up to her breasts and down again. It was obviously completely blank but he swallowed hard and took the exam when she'd finished writing her name, complete with a little heart.
He stared at it for a moment then set it face down on his desk. "Very good Rylie. Thank you," he managed to say, seeming a little uncomfortable in his seat. "Anytime Mr. Simmons," she replied suggestively, grabbing her bag from beside her desk and exiting the class. Too easy.
Rylie had somehow managed to acquire more confidence at the age of 16 than most people attained in their entire life. She slung her backpack over a shoulder and headed for the front door of the school. In truth, she didn't know why she still attended. The subjects were simple and dull, just like most of the people. Pulling out her phone as she exited, she texted Jake, one of the few contacts in her phone.
Rylie: Ready to get out of here? Meet me outside.
Jake: Omw
He was a year older and completely wrapped around her finger. She'd known him for years since their mothers had been friends early on and he'd just stuck around. While everyone else tended to shy away from her unusual, intimidating manner, Jake stayed. It didn't matter that it wasn't even lunchtime yet. He was down for whatever she wanted to do.
She walked to the parking lot and pulled out a key to his car. His parents did much better than her single mother who worked two jobs and his car showed it. It was a sleek BMW X6 and it sparkled tan in the morning light. One of the few things she actually enjoyed in life. She didn't have her own car but she drove his so often that it felt like hers. Sliding behind the wheel she relished the warm leather against her skin and started the engine. Jake was jogging through the parking lot towards her and he easily opened the passenger door and slid inside. He was used to her driving. She used to drive it before she'd even had her license.
"Hey," he greeted, flashing her a smile. He was always quick to smile and it placed pleasant dimples on his cheeks. In the last year he had a grown a bit more into his lanky frame but he still appeared to be in the awkward transition of boy to man. All limbs. She didn't respond but he was used to it and began to prattle off about his day. She strangely found this part of their drive reassuring and preferred his talking to the radio.
They passed the diner where her mother was currently working and continued on to Rylie's house even though it was much smaller than Jake's, it was there usual hangout spot. Sliding into the driveway, they both gathered there things and headed inside. Rylie was feeling a bit of an itch that she wanted Jake to scratch.
Sarah
Sarah bustled about the diner, a strand of blonde hair falling from her neat bun. She was the model of efficiency as well as exhaustion. Being a single mother had not been particularly kind to her. While she had a pleasant face and lean body, she had an overabundance of worry and frown lines. She'd been working at Sam's Diner for 15 years now and had nothing much to show for it. Just older and more tired. Her daughter, Rylie, was a total enigma and often seemed more put together than she did. It was embarrassing, but she knew her life was far from figured out even though she was 34.
Bustling around she maintained a quick pace and fast pen. Though her feet ached she didn't stop. The world wouldn't slow down for her if she did. And so she continued, on the never ending merry-go-round of debt and life.
Rylie uncrossed and crossed her legs with exaggerated slowness, giving Mr. Simmons a long flash of her white cotton panties under a short jean skirt. He was practically drooling in his desk. His eyes looked up when she closed her legs and she winked, giving him a knowing grin. He flushed and looked away, making an attempt to shuffle the papers on his desk. And just like that, she would be getting an A+ on the Physics exam. It was really too easy. The concepts were simple enough, she just didn't like to do the work when she didn't need to.
Rylie stood, feeling several eyes on her and picked up her exam. Only 15 minutes had passed, an impossibly short time to have finished the exam but she strode confidently over to Mr. Simmon's desk. Setting her exam down she leaned over to give him a nice view of her small pert breasts in her low cut blouse. At 16, they weren't huge but they looked bigger on her tiny frame. "Whoops, I forgot to write my name," she whispered in a low voice. She watched him look from the paper up to her breasts and down again. It was obviously completely blank but he swallowed hard and took the exam when she'd finished writing her name, complete with a little heart.
He stared at it for a moment then set it face down on his desk. "Very good Rylie. Thank you," he managed to say, seeming a little uncomfortable in his seat. "Anytime Mr. Simmons," she replied suggestively, grabbing her bag from beside her desk and exiting the class. Too easy.
Rylie had somehow managed to acquire more confidence at the age of 16 than most people attained in their entire life. She slung her backpack over a shoulder and headed for the front door of the school. In truth, she didn't know why she still attended. The subjects were simple and dull, just like most of the people. Pulling out her phone as she exited, she texted Jake, one of the few contacts in her phone.
Rylie: Ready to get out of here? Meet me outside.
Jake: Omw
He was a year older and completely wrapped around her finger. She'd known him for years since their mothers had been friends early on and he'd just stuck around. While everyone else tended to shy away from her unusual, intimidating manner, Jake stayed. It didn't matter that it wasn't even lunchtime yet. He was down for whatever she wanted to do.
She walked to the parking lot and pulled out a key to his car. His parents did much better than her single mother who worked two jobs and his car showed it. It was a sleek BMW X6 and it sparkled tan in the morning light. One of the few things she actually enjoyed in life. She didn't have her own car but she drove his so often that it felt like hers. Sliding behind the wheel she relished the warm leather against her skin and started the engine. Jake was jogging through the parking lot towards her and he easily opened the passenger door and slid inside. He was used to her driving. She used to drive it before she'd even had her license.
"Hey," he greeted, flashing her a smile. He was always quick to smile and it placed pleasant dimples on his cheeks. In the last year he had a grown a bit more into his lanky frame but he still appeared to be in the awkward transition of boy to man. All limbs. She didn't respond but he was used to it and began to prattle off about his day. She strangely found this part of their drive reassuring and preferred his talking to the radio.
They passed the diner where her mother was currently working and continued on to Rylie's house even though it was much smaller than Jake's, it was there usual hangout spot. Sliding into the driveway, they both gathered there things and headed inside. Rylie was feeling a bit of an itch that she wanted Jake to scratch.
Sarah
Sarah bustled about the diner, a strand of blonde hair falling from her neat bun. She was the model of efficiency as well as exhaustion. Being a single mother had not been particularly kind to her. While she had a pleasant face and lean body, she had an overabundance of worry and frown lines. She'd been working at Sam's Diner for 15 years now and had nothing much to show for it. Just older and more tired. Her daughter, Rylie, was a total enigma and often seemed more put together than she did. It was embarrassing, but she knew her life was far from figured out even though she was 34.
Bustling around she maintained a quick pace and fast pen. Though her feet ached she didn't stop. The world wouldn't slow down for her if she did. And so she continued, on the never ending merry-go-round of debt and life.
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