"The New Girl in Town"
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Paula Clark strode into Carvers Glen High School at 9am sharp, reluctant yet resigned to begin her first day at a new school. She wanted to get to a class -- any class -- sit in a back row, and watch the day burn by. She didn't want to be back in school at all, but part of her agreement with her caretaker was that she would finish her education and stay out of trouble.
The lady who came out from behind the desk in the main office, though, had different plans for Paula. She gave the prospective student a long up and down survey, took Paula's transfer papers and transcript, look her over again, then demanded that she follow her. They ended up in an otherwise empty conference room where the woman gestured Paula to a seat and, just before departing and closing the door behind her, said, "Wait here. Someone will be along to talk to you."
Paula was no stranger to trouble, so she knew that she was already in it. And she was pretty sure why as well. She wandered about the room for a few minutes, marveling at how ancient everything seemed: box shaped television, desk top computer sporting a Windows 98 sticker, percolator coffee pot. There wasn't a single thing in this room indicating that these people knew that the current calendar date began with a "2".
That was a good thing for Paula, though. She was here in Carvers Glen specifically because it was the last place anyone would look for her.
After several minutes of pacing about, Paula kicked off her 4 inch spiked heels and stepped up to sit atop an ancient looking, hard wood lunch room style table. She swung her legs around to dangle off one side, stretching them and her back. She couldn't believe how tense she was. She had reason, of course: the past four years had been a, well, the right word might be a whirlwind. Maybe I can find a four star spa in Carver's Glen, get a relaxation massage, maybe a revitalizer facial. Pedicure, manicure, even a mineral finish or an eminence body wrap she thought, smiling and then laughing at herself. Maybe I can find someone here who knows how to spell the words relaxation or manicure.
Suddenly the door to the room opened, and Paula found an older man standing in the doorway, a stern expression filling his face as he looked her up and down.
"Seats are called seats," he chastised as he strode forward and gestured her off the table, "because you seat yourself in them, Miss Clark."
He circled around to the far end, introduced himself as Principal White, then jumped right into skimming over the sheets of paper he was rapidly placing before her one after another without giving her time to read anything but perhaps the headings. They covered her class schedule, the district-wide conduct code, this particular building's security protocols in the case of an emergency, and more.
"And this is the dress code," he said with an even sterner tone than he'd already been using. This page he spent almost two minutes on, reading each and every line, word for word. And as he did, he used a red Flare marker to indicate each and every rule that her current outfit violated, from the length of her shirt to the height of her heels. "I will let today slide because it's your first day, but just once. First violation, we send a note home to your parents--"
Without thinking, Paula let loose with a pfft sound. She caught the harsh expression in the man's face, apologized, and asked him politely to continue.
"And, we send you home to change," he went on, check marking each of the violations on the page with his marker. "Second violation, we suspend you for 3 days. And third, well, no one in the history of Carvers Glen's dress code has ever reached a third violation, Miss Clark."
He stood tall over her, studying her for a moment before continuing, "Carvers Glen is a quiet school in a quiet town in a quiet county, Miss Clark. Most of our students' families have roots in the area going back 150 years. We are a conservative people. Not politically speaking. I mean in our manner and in our ways. Tradition, Miss Carter. We know who we are, and we know what we want to be. Good, God fearing Americans who will work hard to make a better life for our children and our children's children."
After he'd gone quiet, Paula just stared up into the man's eyes for a long moment. Then, she let out a quickly ended, nervous laugh as she responded, "Oh! You were serious!"
"Go home, Miss Clark," Principal White demanded after he'd glared at her a moment. He turned and headed for the door again, demanding, "Find something more appropriate, and be in my office tomorrow morning at 8:40 sharp."
He stopped at the door, holding it open as he waited for her. Paula hesitated, long enough to antagonize him but not enough for him to start considering disciplinary action already, on her first day. She stood, located her discarded heels, and retrieved them. She could have simply stood tall and stepped into them, but instead she bent over to slip them on, causing the lower hem of her micro skirt back side to rise enough to show off the lower curvatures of her fine, firm ass. Once finished, she smooth her skirt, turned, and click-click-clicked her way across the hardwood floors to join him at the door.
"Does this top fall within the dress code, Mister White," Paula said, arching her back just enough to cause her shapely bosom to seem as if reaching out anxiously for the man's attention.
Without looking down at Paula's breasts, the Principal simply said, "It's meet the rules, Miss Clark, but not the spirit. Rethink it."
He pushed the door open just as the bell rang. He looked across the hall to a door that Paula could see let out of the building rather than down into the heart of it, where students were beginning to exit their classrooms and fill the hallway.
"Perhaps you should use that exit to avoid any unwanted attention," he suggested before reminding her, "8:40 sharp."
Paula slipped past the man, staring him in the eyes with a slightly devilish smirk. She very nearly brushed her bosom against his own chest as she passed.
"Thank you, Mister White," she said pausing for a moment as she looked down the long, narrow hall. She'd only been within view of the students switching over from fifth period to sixth for a few seconds, and yet all the way down the passage faces were already turning her way, some with eyes wide open in shock, lust, envy, and more. Paula looked to the Principal once more, smiled widely, and told him, "I don't mind the attention."
She turned and began down the hall. The mass parted for Paula as if she was Moses and the students were the waters of the Red Sea. She made eye contact with many of them and took in their own wardrobes, wondering just how seriously they took the dress code White had explained so emphatically. There wasn't a skirt shorter than mid thigh or an inch of cleavage visible on a single female student; nor a pair of low riding pants or sleeveless shirt on the males.
Paula knew she looked so out of place, but that didn't prevent her from adding just a bit more sway in her hips as she made her way to and through the building's front door.
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