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Ryan Carter
Since my birthday was just around the corner, I decided to splurge a little and upgrade my wardrobe a bit. My name is Ryan Carter, and I'm a high school teacher. I'm six-one, one-ninety, with thinning brown hair, fine chiseled features, and a warm and friendly personality. I'm a good teacher, and popular with my students. Some of the girls I teach develop little crushes on me, but I've never done anything that crossed the line. Nor would I. Not that I haven't had my share of silly lustful fantasies about certain students.
Deep, wistful sigh.
Next Thursday will be my thirty-third birthday, and I had no one to share it with. My family lived on the other side of the country, and I was currently between relationships.
I was in the department store trying to pick out a pair of pants when I heard someone call out my name.
"Mister Carter?" a woman's voice asked tentatively. "It is you, isn't it?"
I turned to see a breathtaking woman walking toward me. At first, I couldn't place her, but then memory kicked in. She had been one of my students, seven or eight years ago.
Now what was her name again....
Since my birthday was just around the corner, I decided to splurge a little and upgrade my wardrobe a bit. My name is Ryan Carter, and I'm a high school teacher. I'm six-one, one-ninety, with thinning brown hair, fine chiseled features, and a warm and friendly personality. I'm a good teacher, and popular with my students. Some of the girls I teach develop little crushes on me, but I've never done anything that crossed the line. Nor would I. Not that I haven't had my share of silly lustful fantasies about certain students.
Deep, wistful sigh.
Next Thursday will be my thirty-third birthday, and I had no one to share it with. My family lived on the other side of the country, and I was currently between relationships.
I was in the department store trying to pick out a pair of pants when I heard someone call out my name.
"Mister Carter?" a woman's voice asked tentatively. "It is you, isn't it?"
I turned to see a breathtaking woman walking toward me. At first, I couldn't place her, but then memory kicked in. She had been one of my students, seven or eight years ago.
Now what was her name again....