MackenzieRae
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Kristen Jernigan walked down the wide, open hallways of Tremaine University, the private liberal-arts college that she attended. It was a very good school, and came with a price tag to fit: $36,000 per year for full time, and that didn't even include books and technology fees. But she had worked hard in high school, gotten the scholarships she needed, and worked a part-time job to pay for expenses like food and gas.
It was now her sophomore year, and she couldn't be more excited to start it. Of course, the happiness she felt was only further fueled as she briefly remembered the professor from the conference the week prior. She had told him that she was a professor of English, and somehow through sipping wine and clapping for speakers, they had wound up sleeping together in the Hilton uptown. It had been amazing, and furthermore it had been Kristen's first time. She smiled a little wider as she walked into the class, flipping her auburn hair over her shoulder.
And stopped dead. Standing in the front of the large auditorium, it was him. How could it be? He had said that he was going to teach at some community college somewhere. So why was he in the lecture hall, writing his name on the board? This could not be. She was the first person in class, she noticed. Usually, she would take this opportunity to sit in the front row and prove what akiss ass good student she was.
Maybe if I just sit in the back.... She said, closing the metal door as quietly as possible behind her and trying to sneak to the farthest point in the room from the podium.
It was now her sophomore year, and she couldn't be more excited to start it. Of course, the happiness she felt was only further fueled as she briefly remembered the professor from the conference the week prior. She had told him that she was a professor of English, and somehow through sipping wine and clapping for speakers, they had wound up sleeping together in the Hilton uptown. It had been amazing, and furthermore it had been Kristen's first time. She smiled a little wider as she walked into the class, flipping her auburn hair over her shoulder.
And stopped dead. Standing in the front of the large auditorium, it was him. How could it be? He had said that he was going to teach at some community college somewhere. So why was he in the lecture hall, writing his name on the board? This could not be. She was the first person in class, she noticed. Usually, she would take this opportunity to sit in the front row and prove what a
Maybe if I just sit in the back.... She said, closing the metal door as quietly as possible behind her and trying to sneak to the farthest point in the room from the podium.