Vikingboy
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OOC: Mr. Lennie Merullo....43 years old, teaching for 20 years, married for 25 years, pretty wife (Janice ... also 43), 3 girls (24,20,16). Lennie is 6'3" weighs 245, in pretty good shape, sort of a bear of man. Black hair, deep brown eyes, dark beard, dark complexion, very much an Italian. He is muscular and has a considerable sex organ. He has a reputation as an easy grade, esp. for girls in his English class, and is a popular guy in the school & community. He is your average all-American man, with one exception: Lennie has a thing for flirtatious girls who "need a grade". He is open to their ideas and advances, but once they're hooked in, he tends to become a Dom over them. His wife understands this (she is a Domme herself to young men in her group at a local firm) and doesn't object. Her only requirement is that Lenny share the details & be utterly circumspect about his activities & hobbies. He has a little "playpen" that he keeps in a city about 15 miles from his home and it's there that he takes his "special girls" for fun & games.
IC: The regular year had ended and Lennie had finished his paperwork and was ready to close it up for another year at Owlwood High School. That was when a note came over his e-mail from Guidance. Well, well, another girl who just didn't quite make it, he thought as he read through the request and the files attached. Mrs. Lindquist failed her for "lack of work & focus. More focused on the boys & partying than English. Let her do six weeks of summer school!"
Lennie smiled. Val had always been a bitch about the preppy flirts. And he seemed to always have some fun in the summer thanks to her.
He copied the girl's email address into a new note and sent her a quick message:
Miss -----,
The folks at Guidance have told me of your need for English credits to graduate. I'll be happy to help you out. Please bring a notebook & pen to 818 N Elmwood in Smithtown. That is where I do my summer work. It's the blue cottage set back away from the road. Just park in back and knock on the back door. Please be there at 8 AM sharp on Wednesday and we'll get going right away. We'll work from 8 til 11 every day, Monday through Friday. There is much I want to teach you before you begin your summer's work for me.
See you Wednesday,
Mr. Merullo
Then he called his wife, Janice. They agreed that Bonnie Lou, his youngest daughter could stay home alone on weekday mornings for the next six weeks. Janice laughed after he explained his situation. "Remember, lover, no permanent marks, no babies, no headlines. But, have fun!"
After he hung up, Lennie called his "girl" Phyllis and arranged for her to stop by the North Elmwood address that evening. After all, Wednesday WAS two days away!
IC: The regular year had ended and Lennie had finished his paperwork and was ready to close it up for another year at Owlwood High School. That was when a note came over his e-mail from Guidance. Well, well, another girl who just didn't quite make it, he thought as he read through the request and the files attached. Mrs. Lindquist failed her for "lack of work & focus. More focused on the boys & partying than English. Let her do six weeks of summer school!"
Lennie smiled. Val had always been a bitch about the preppy flirts. And he seemed to always have some fun in the summer thanks to her.
He copied the girl's email address into a new note and sent her a quick message:
Miss -----,
The folks at Guidance have told me of your need for English credits to graduate. I'll be happy to help you out. Please bring a notebook & pen to 818 N Elmwood in Smithtown. That is where I do my summer work. It's the blue cottage set back away from the road. Just park in back and knock on the back door. Please be there at 8 AM sharp on Wednesday and we'll get going right away. We'll work from 8 til 11 every day, Monday through Friday. There is much I want to teach you before you begin your summer's work for me.
See you Wednesday,
Mr. Merullo
Then he called his wife, Janice. They agreed that Bonnie Lou, his youngest daughter could stay home alone on weekday mornings for the next six weeks. Janice laughed after he explained his situation. "Remember, lover, no permanent marks, no babies, no headlines. But, have fun!"
After he hung up, Lennie called his "girl" Phyllis and arranged for her to stop by the North Elmwood address that evening. After all, Wednesday WAS two days away!
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