atenai
Really Experienced
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- Dec 9, 2005
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For a freshman, Ellen looked good and talked better. She was invited to give campus tours to new students with and without their parents, show them the "inside" of campus. Of course that meant certain things were off limits, but such is the case with most campuses.
She was growing bored with her job when she met Kira, who was on campus for the day with her father... who seemed bored out of his mind. She showed him the coffee shop and Kira thanked her as her father bid them good day. Kira went with her to classes, explaining along the way that she wanted to study psychology, but since her step-dad already had kids in school, he thought he'd seen everything there was to know. Ellen saw the girl blush and look away from the young men in the cafeteria who had no problem checking out the two girls, and filed that away for later. The girl was too inexperienced to be in college, but hey, they came in all types. The only person she didn't look away from was Mitch, a young man in her freshman lit class, and Ellen teased her for it later.
"No, no, it's not like that!" The freshman-to-be denied. "He's my step-brother. I'd never do that."
"Oh, sure..."
Kira put her bright-red face in her hands, so Ellen stopped teasing her. The girl knew as little about being teased as she did the boys she was watching from behind the curtain of her brown hair. She must be an only child except for this step-brother, and the siblings it sounded like he must have if "her step-dad had already had kids" (plural) in school.
She was growing bored with her job when she met Kira, who was on campus for the day with her father... who seemed bored out of his mind. She showed him the coffee shop and Kira thanked her as her father bid them good day. Kira went with her to classes, explaining along the way that she wanted to study psychology, but since her step-dad already had kids in school, he thought he'd seen everything there was to know. Ellen saw the girl blush and look away from the young men in the cafeteria who had no problem checking out the two girls, and filed that away for later. The girl was too inexperienced to be in college, but hey, they came in all types. The only person she didn't look away from was Mitch, a young man in her freshman lit class, and Ellen teased her for it later.
"No, no, it's not like that!" The freshman-to-be denied. "He's my step-brother. I'd never do that."
"Oh, sure..."
Kira put her bright-red face in her hands, so Ellen stopped teasing her. The girl knew as little about being teased as she did the boys she was watching from behind the curtain of her brown hair. She must be an only child except for this step-brother, and the siblings it sounded like he must have if "her step-dad had already had kids" (plural) in school.
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