Scathelocke
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Dec 6, 2018
Air was slowly inhaled through his nose as she ran her foot along his leg, and Mark closed his eyes to enjoy the sensation. “I’ll keep that in mind . . . ma’am,” he replied, smiling again at his tease, unaware that he would later be referring to her like that seriously.
Mark soon finished his burger, wiping his mouth as Talia presented her cleavage again, and licked his lips under the guise of cleaning off the bit of ketchup that lingered. “I’ll keep that in mind, but relationships are more complicated than you realize, Talia,” he said, leaning back and drinking more of his milkshake, trying not to get visibly excited at knowing where she would be tomorrow.
The man continued to drink both his shake and his beer, one by one. The drink wasn’t anywhere near enough to get him buzzed, but it did relax him a bit. “There you go. Just keep Paris in mind, and you’ll be there soon enough,” he assured, ignoring the intrusive thought of making such a weird and inappropriate promise to take Talia with him.
“Mm, no,” he answered when she asked him of his plans, “I still have papers to grade. In fact, I should actually be at home right now, getting it all out of the way. But . . . I like this better.” The confession was unlike him, and speaking in such a way wasn’t something he could blame on the beer; it was just how he felt. To have someone that agreed with how he was feeling and wanted, to enjoy sitting with a beautiful, intelligent girl that just so happened to be his student.
“Oh, you were going to call your mother, right? You want to go do that, and I’ll pick up the check?” he inquired with a grateful smile that she would spend time with him like this.
Mark soon finished his burger, wiping his mouth as Talia presented her cleavage again, and licked his lips under the guise of cleaning off the bit of ketchup that lingered. “I’ll keep that in mind, but relationships are more complicated than you realize, Talia,” he said, leaning back and drinking more of his milkshake, trying not to get visibly excited at knowing where she would be tomorrow.
The man continued to drink both his shake and his beer, one by one. The drink wasn’t anywhere near enough to get him buzzed, but it did relax him a bit. “There you go. Just keep Paris in mind, and you’ll be there soon enough,” he assured, ignoring the intrusive thought of making such a weird and inappropriate promise to take Talia with him.
“Mm, no,” he answered when she asked him of his plans, “I still have papers to grade. In fact, I should actually be at home right now, getting it all out of the way. But . . . I like this better.” The confession was unlike him, and speaking in such a way wasn’t something he could blame on the beer; it was just how he felt. To have someone that agreed with how he was feeling and wanted, to enjoy sitting with a beautiful, intelligent girl that just so happened to be his student.
“Oh, you were going to call your mother, right? You want to go do that, and I’ll pick up the check?” he inquired with a grateful smile that she would spend time with him like this.