Milly Stevens, a hot freshman girl with an overwhelming love for sex, catches the lustful eye of her college dean. He's much older than Milly's used to, but she just can't help seducing him -- right inside his campus office!
This 3580 word story features a hot May/December sexual encounter between a slutty schoolgirl and a college professor, oral sex performed on both partners, and an urgent pounding on the office rug!
Milly's kinky adventures continue in the COLLEGE SLUT series by LYLA LURAY, available individually or in a four-pack bundle at Smashwords.com!
All sex depicted is consensual and takes place between fictional characters 18 years of age and older. For ADULT readers only.
Excerpt:
She leaned back down and whispered in his ear, "Touch me, sir. Please? You can touch me anywhere."
He dragged in another trembling breath. His hand squeezed her breast, thumb stroking the stiff peak through her shirt, while his other hand crept up her thigh and dove beneath her short skirt to cup her ass.
"Oh, God," he muttered. "What am I doing?"
"You're making me feel wonderful," Milly whispered to him. "Please don't stop, Dean Johnson."
Lyla Luray loves sex, love, words about sex, and words about love. She primarily writes erotica and erotic romance, but often likes to mix it up. During cold winter months, Lyla snuggles up with her husband in their home on the US East Coast. Alternatively, she'll take a holiday at a tropical beach. She's not picky.
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Interestingly different story line. Opportunistic Freshman student starts temporary work at college and seduces the dean of the college she is attending. He is most willing to oblige even as he is talking on phone.
A freshman seduces her dean even while he's the phone. He's described as a man with completely white hair, stooped shoulder and thighs that are slender and not muscular. Gross. Bareback and possible impregnation.
Ordinary and plain. The one sex scene could have been described a lot better I think the author needs to think more about the readers before writing the next one.