dominiqque
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THE JANITOR (closed for cgraven and myself)
Kitty O' Shea, otherwise known as Katharine to her parents, and anyone else in authority, was a young, nubile, vixen of still tender age. She had been at the Brandt school for girls for nearly three years, three excrutiatingly boring years. Her roommate, long time friend, and sometime partner in petty pranks, Stephanie Hogan, had just last week been sent home with a serious bout of pneumonia. Not only did Stephanie's illness put a quick end to the few weeks of her summer semester at the school, but it made Kitty's remaining weeks at Brandt that much more intolerable as well. The thought of having a new roommate held little appeal for her and the girl hoped that Matron wouldn't think of doing anything quite so drastic as putting some silly nitwit in to room with her.
The girl sat hunched over her desk, gazing out of the dorm window at the wide expanse of carefully tended lawns and gardens of the boarding school, her pert chin supported in the palm of her hand. Delicate beads of perspiration trickled down the sides of her face into slim fingers, which were quickly wiped dry by the soft folds of her cotton chemise. Her other hand held a sheet of paper folded haphazardly in accordian style, with which she desperately fanned herself.
The room was stifling, the air lay thick and heavy in spite of the efforts of a small desk fan, which even now threatened to topple from it's perch on the window sill. The circulating whir of the fan blades did little to ease the discomfort of the sweltering summer heat.
The teenager frowned at the room's only window, which had once again refused to open. The recent rains and resulting humidity had caused it's wooden frame to swell yet again, tightly sealing it shut and no amount of cursing would get it to budge. Ultimately, Kitty had given up trying, choosing instead to do exactly what she loved to do on the weekend...and that was nothing at all.
There was just no way around it, she would have to pay a visit to old Mr. Jesperson, the school's janitor and demand to have the damn thing fixed. Until then her makeshift fan would just have to do.
Kitty O' Shea, otherwise known as Katharine to her parents, and anyone else in authority, was a young, nubile, vixen of still tender age. She had been at the Brandt school for girls for nearly three years, three excrutiatingly boring years. Her roommate, long time friend, and sometime partner in petty pranks, Stephanie Hogan, had just last week been sent home with a serious bout of pneumonia. Not only did Stephanie's illness put a quick end to the few weeks of her summer semester at the school, but it made Kitty's remaining weeks at Brandt that much more intolerable as well. The thought of having a new roommate held little appeal for her and the girl hoped that Matron wouldn't think of doing anything quite so drastic as putting some silly nitwit in to room with her.
The girl sat hunched over her desk, gazing out of the dorm window at the wide expanse of carefully tended lawns and gardens of the boarding school, her pert chin supported in the palm of her hand. Delicate beads of perspiration trickled down the sides of her face into slim fingers, which were quickly wiped dry by the soft folds of her cotton chemise. Her other hand held a sheet of paper folded haphazardly in accordian style, with which she desperately fanned herself.
The room was stifling, the air lay thick and heavy in spite of the efforts of a small desk fan, which even now threatened to topple from it's perch on the window sill. The circulating whir of the fan blades did little to ease the discomfort of the sweltering summer heat.
The teenager frowned at the room's only window, which had once again refused to open. The recent rains and resulting humidity had caused it's wooden frame to swell yet again, tightly sealing it shut and no amount of cursing would get it to budge. Ultimately, Kitty had given up trying, choosing instead to do exactly what she loved to do on the weekend...and that was nothing at all.
There was just no way around it, she would have to pay a visit to old Mr. Jesperson, the school's janitor and demand to have the damn thing fixed. Until then her makeshift fan would just have to do.
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