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Psychology 101 was one of those classes that nearly every student in university took at some point or another, even if it was only to fulfill certain breadth requirements. It was an interesting course, but it was introductory, and general enough that it could get a little dry, at times. A lot of students only found certain parts of the course interesting, and slept through the rest.
Cate Wilson was a 3rd year student majoring in chemistry. She was a pretty enough girl - soft, dark hair against creamy pale skin. She had wide, bright blue eyes and an easy blush. She was a small girl, short and fine-boned, though she'd been blessed with breasts larger than one might expect on a girl of her size - she wasn't huge, but she had a build where one might expect nothing more than A-cups, and she had perky, round, generous Bs instead. It got her more attention than she wanted from men; she was a painfully shy girl, who liked to hide her figure either under her lab coat or beneath somewhat-baggier-than-necessary clothing. She was too quiet, too polite, too gentle to tell off those who made inappropriate advances towards her, so she simply did what she could to prevent those sorts of people from making advances. She still got looks - it was hard to hide everything about her, and her face still had that supremely feminine appearance that made her look like a living porcelain doll - but she didn't often have to deal with a "misplaced" hand in a crowd anymore. Most of the time.
She was one of the few students in Professor Stanford's class who actually liked the lectures. By the time the middle of the semester came around, she was one of only 50 or so students (out of a class size of at least 350) who actually showed up to each class, and she was certain she was only one of 3 or 4 who showed up regularly - the rest were people who had skipped the last 5 or 6 and were only here to catch up and make sure they hadn't missed anything important.
If she was being completely honest with herself, Prof Stanford was a large part of the reason why she showed up regularly. He was easily the youngest professor she had. He looked like he might have been in his mid-to-late twenties at the oldest. He was tall, fit, and exactly her type, appearance-wise. He smiled easily, had a real passion for both psychology and for teaching, and he had a voice like melted butter - warm and rich. She could happily listen to him talk for hours about the mating habits of fruit flies and she wouldn't get bored.
Cate was studiously taking notes on her laptop, sitting near the front of the mostly-empty classroom, trying not to get distracted with daydreams of hearing that voice saying other, completely inappropriate things to her. She caught herself thinking about him whispering in her ear, and she blushed brightly, feeling that slightly insane embarrassment that came of wondering if he could somehow know what she was thinking. She caught his gaze and he smiled at her while he spoke about behaviourism, and her blush only deepened. She had it so bad for him, and she'd barely even spoken to him outside of a class context...
Psychology 101 was one of those classes that nearly every student in university took at some point or another, even if it was only to fulfill certain breadth requirements. It was an interesting course, but it was introductory, and general enough that it could get a little dry, at times. A lot of students only found certain parts of the course interesting, and slept through the rest.
Cate Wilson was a 3rd year student majoring in chemistry. She was a pretty enough girl - soft, dark hair against creamy pale skin. She had wide, bright blue eyes and an easy blush. She was a small girl, short and fine-boned, though she'd been blessed with breasts larger than one might expect on a girl of her size - she wasn't huge, but she had a build where one might expect nothing more than A-cups, and she had perky, round, generous Bs instead. It got her more attention than she wanted from men; she was a painfully shy girl, who liked to hide her figure either under her lab coat or beneath somewhat-baggier-than-necessary clothing. She was too quiet, too polite, too gentle to tell off those who made inappropriate advances towards her, so she simply did what she could to prevent those sorts of people from making advances. She still got looks - it was hard to hide everything about her, and her face still had that supremely feminine appearance that made her look like a living porcelain doll - but she didn't often have to deal with a "misplaced" hand in a crowd anymore. Most of the time.
She was one of the few students in Professor Stanford's class who actually liked the lectures. By the time the middle of the semester came around, she was one of only 50 or so students (out of a class size of at least 350) who actually showed up to each class, and she was certain she was only one of 3 or 4 who showed up regularly - the rest were people who had skipped the last 5 or 6 and were only here to catch up and make sure they hadn't missed anything important.
If she was being completely honest with herself, Prof Stanford was a large part of the reason why she showed up regularly. He was easily the youngest professor she had. He looked like he might have been in his mid-to-late twenties at the oldest. He was tall, fit, and exactly her type, appearance-wise. He smiled easily, had a real passion for both psychology and for teaching, and he had a voice like melted butter - warm and rich. She could happily listen to him talk for hours about the mating habits of fruit flies and she wouldn't get bored.
Cate was studiously taking notes on her laptop, sitting near the front of the mostly-empty classroom, trying not to get distracted with daydreams of hearing that voice saying other, completely inappropriate things to her. She caught herself thinking about him whispering in her ear, and she blushed brightly, feeling that slightly insane embarrassment that came of wondering if he could somehow know what she was thinking. She caught his gaze and he smiled at her while he spoke about behaviourism, and her blush only deepened. She had it so bad for him, and she'd barely even spoken to him outside of a class context...