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Click here"Students, I'm using two fingers to probe along her pussy canal to find the cervical ring at the very top. You'll want to provide pressure to the area around that ring and even place the girl in such a way so that it's easier to find. Once you find that area, stimulate it by using the come hither motion and place a hand on her lower stomach." He moved to demonstrate by applying pressure on her abdomen. "This provides stimulation from below and above. While this will give any woman pleasure, this is an especially successful technique for those who squirt. Observe."
Bracing his arms against his own chair, Prof. Angotti sped up, creating an obscene sound of juices. As he pressed down more on her stomach, Tyler's juices began dripping down his arm and off his elbow. Her moans turned to uncontrollable screams and it was all she could to do to hold to his arms.
"OH YES!, OH PLEASE, FINGER FUCK MY SOPPING PUSSY. You make me so wet, OH please, please Sir. Oh Sir..OH GOD...Can I please...can I please cum SIR?!"
"Yes Miss Englewood, by all means."
Thrashing her head back, Tyler's body just about levitated as her back curved once again. Several ropes of clear liquid splashed onto the plastic covered floor directly from her already slick pussy. The feeling was so intense, Tyler could barely utter a sound and crumpled back into her soiled chair as soon as the forceful waves ceased.
Dr. Angotti stood up promptly, clearly self-satisfied and reached for a towel from behind his podium. "As everyone can see, my hypothesis was correct. I should take bets next time. Although, betting against me can have rather interesting...consequences."
Chloe felt his gaze land on her at his last word and she was sure the wetness through her jeans was visible. Unable to look away, she sat transfixed as if waiting for her turn. The Professor looked out at the other students and asked, "Any questions?"
Not a single hand shoot up. He waited for maybe another thirty seconds before moving on, "Alright class, I can see you may a little more time to adjust to the nature of this course. I do, however, expect a more interactive student body next week. How else will I gauge your progress? For your homework, I want each of you to recreate this independently. I want you to push your bodies to its limits and seek out assistance from other classmates if necessary. Write about your progress in your journal and be prepared to answer questions the following class. Oh, and remember the seat you're in. It'll be yours for the rest of the semester. You are all dismissed."
Afraid to move, Chloe felt others would see her as she was seeing Tyler, a pile of wanton discomposure. Much to her chagrin, she looked up to see A8 standing over her. He stood, unabashedly, with his hardness still visible and directly at Chloe's eye level. "Chloe?" he asked?
"Um...yeah?"
He smiled and handed her a torn piece of paper, Chloe took it without looking. "I'm Marcus, if you find you need help with the homework or extra credit in the future, give me a call." Walking away before she could object, Chloe shoved her class papers into her bookbag and made for the door as fast as her weak knees could carry her. She only looked back to find Prof. Angotti gently wrapping Tyler in a towel and speaking in a low voice.
Continuing her path to the doors, Chloe couldn't help but shiver at the thought of him wrapping her in towel and whispering words to her and her alone.
- COMMENTS
seekerazover 8 years agothat it is the reader's responsibility to suspend disbelief for the sake of the writer. Poppycock. The reader is the consumer, the writer is the vendor and it's the writer's responsibility to provide a product that the reader wants to buy. If the writer is unable to achieve the willing suspension of disbelief on the part of the reader, it's not the reader's fault.
Nthusiasticallyover 8 years agoIt's the responsibility of the reader to engage in a willing suspension of disbelief in order to enjoy any story. If the reader is unable to do so for whatever reason, then by all means go elsewhere. As for petty inconsistencies & grammatical errors, a proofreader is invaluable. Please do continue.
Combat323about 10 years ago"This us the stupidest story I ever read in hear" - Anonymous
-- Well said. Hard to argue with such cleverly articulated constructive criticism. Sounds a little like some of the anonymous private feedback I got after my first submission, though those were a bit more venomous and personal.
As to the argument that this story is in the wrong category, I think many stories could fit in more than one category. Often, it seems that different chapters of the same story belong in different categories, but who wants that navigation nightmare? This story is fine in non-consent / reluctance, and Chloe's inner turmoil is just the kind of thing that makes stories in this category interesting. (IMHO)
Is it unrealistic? Do you have to suspend some disbelief? Sure, but there aren't many stories in this category that don't have some element of that. I completely understand where 6ftOverground is coming from, and I'm glad that she explained why. The only cure would be to change the entire premise of the story, which is certainly not called for here. Most of the blackmail scenarios in NonCon are unrealistic -- something that one of my characters will address in a chapter I'm working on now.
Blue eyes/ green eyes. This sounds more, but is actually less trivial. (Again, my opinion). I was tripped up by a couple of similar details. I'll send them in private feedback.
Glad you're sending an edit for the verb tense agreement. Keep writing, and take it where you want it to go, or it'll lose its energy.
cantfightfateabout 10 years agoI'm quite happy to suspend my disbelief in your story. I'm really enjoying it so far. Keep up the good work!
Anonymousabout 10 years agoI love how the story doesn't jump directly to Chloe being dominated. She gets to be slowly influenced but it's still juicy with the other characters. Promising series!
