Nouh_Bdee
Smutweaver
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Chris was actually kind of impressed with how nonchalantly Jennifer traded sexual favors for access to the yearbooks. He certainly couldn’t be upset about it. Besides, they needed the books quickly.
Chris looked first through all the athletics sections of all the books before he started helping Jennifer go through the regular student listing. They had been looking for more than an hour before he finally saw her.
“Here!” he whispered as loudly as he felt comfortable in the library. “Washington High. Ashley Anderson, apparently.” He got a wistful look on his face. “It’s strange: it’s clearly the same person, and she’s still a very cute young woman, but...I don’t know...There’s something missing, you know? It’s like... I can tell this isn’t a picture of Angel. Is that crazy?”
The drive to Washington High didn’t take very long, which didn’t really help Chris’s nerves. It looked like school had just gotten out, so hopefully they wouldn’t need to go inside. He parked, and he and Jennifer walked up to the front door of the school. He was only a few steps away from the entrance when he saw her. It was so strange seeing what he thought of as Angel’s face, but it wasn’t Angel. Or, at least, he was pretty sure it wasn’t her. She had a look on her face like she recognized them, but wasn’t sure from where. He was speechless, not sure what to do or say, if anything. He just squeezed Jennifer’s hand.
Chris looked first through all the athletics sections of all the books before he started helping Jennifer go through the regular student listing. They had been looking for more than an hour before he finally saw her.
“Here!” he whispered as loudly as he felt comfortable in the library. “Washington High. Ashley Anderson, apparently.” He got a wistful look on his face. “It’s strange: it’s clearly the same person, and she’s still a very cute young woman, but...I don’t know...There’s something missing, you know? It’s like... I can tell this isn’t a picture of Angel. Is that crazy?”
The drive to Washington High didn’t take very long, which didn’t really help Chris’s nerves. It looked like school had just gotten out, so hopefully they wouldn’t need to go inside. He parked, and he and Jennifer walked up to the front door of the school. He was only a few steps away from the entrance when he saw her. It was so strange seeing what he thought of as Angel’s face, but it wasn’t Angel. Or, at least, he was pretty sure it wasn’t her. She had a look on her face like she recognized them, but wasn’t sure from where. He was speechless, not sure what to do or say, if anything. He just squeezed Jennifer’s hand.