CougarGirl
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- Nov 5, 2013
I had never understood the fascination that some females have for those young men with bad attitudes and reputations. I’d always assumed that this was a phase that some teenage girls went through and then grew out of as work and family life forced them to become more mature. Until, that is, I was out for a drink with some colleagues and the wine had flowed freely and the conversation turned to which of their students the women around the table fancied. At first, there was a swell of support for Jimmy on account of his having the cutest ass, but then a consensus built in favour of Ron.
‘I’d love to take his mop of curls and run my fingers through them as he buries his face in my tits.’ That was Marjorie and she seemed to sum up the feelings of the majority of those present. ‘What about you, Joan,’ she turned to me, ‘you’ve been very quiet, what do you think of Ron?’ I just couldn’t see the fascination and said so, to be met with puzzled looks and head shaking.
Over the next few days, I made a point of watching Ron. He certainly had a mop of loose brown curls and a cheeky grin. He was also certainly undisciplined, insolent and always in trouble for something or other. And he spent a lot of time hanging around the girls, making them laugh and giggle.
But then a thought took root in my mind and over the next few weeks it grew and grew until I was sure I was right. And then an idea grew alongside that thought followed by a determination to prove that I was right.
So one Friday, I sent a message for Ron to report to my classroom at the end of the day.
‘I’d love to take his mop of curls and run my fingers through them as he buries his face in my tits.’ That was Marjorie and she seemed to sum up the feelings of the majority of those present. ‘What about you, Joan,’ she turned to me, ‘you’ve been very quiet, what do you think of Ron?’ I just couldn’t see the fascination and said so, to be met with puzzled looks and head shaking.
Over the next few days, I made a point of watching Ron. He certainly had a mop of loose brown curls and a cheeky grin. He was also certainly undisciplined, insolent and always in trouble for something or other. And he spent a lot of time hanging around the girls, making them laugh and giggle.
But then a thought took root in my mind and over the next few weeks it grew and grew until I was sure I was right. And then an idea grew alongside that thought followed by a determination to prove that I was right.
So one Friday, I sent a message for Ron to report to my classroom at the end of the day.