Elise_Costello
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Dahlia could feel her pulse quicken as Mr. Stark spoke, remembering all too well the other night as she tried to keep her cheeks from growing flushed. She was mildly worried that they were going to just be in here, but at the same time she wasn't completely sure 'worry' was the only feeling. Swallowing hard, Dal pushed away those thoughts and moved over to sit at the desk that had been moved into the office. It was all set-up with pretty much everything she should need for the tasks they had discussed in the library but...she still wasn't sure if he had something else planned.
His last comment gave her pause, her jaw tightening as she was unable to keep her face from growing red. Her hands gripped the hem of her skirt as she considered her options. Right now she could say something; lay down some ground rules. That what happened in the library was--it was just a one-time thing. It was barely even that; she hadn't really been for it. He'd just been so direct and her body had been so in need of release. A strange and desperate moment that wouldn't happen again. That she expected him to behave appropriately and in a professional capacity like she would...But Dahlia just bit down on her words and made no comment. Maybe it was better to just not mention it. Ignore it and he'd get the message right?
Making her way to the chair, she pulled it out and sat down, setting her bag on the floor near her chair before turning halfway in the seat to look at him. "Alright, so what is it you need my help with today, Professor?"
His last comment gave her pause, her jaw tightening as she was unable to keep her face from growing red. Her hands gripped the hem of her skirt as she considered her options. Right now she could say something; lay down some ground rules. That what happened in the library was--it was just a one-time thing. It was barely even that; she hadn't really been for it. He'd just been so direct and her body had been so in need of release. A strange and desperate moment that wouldn't happen again. That she expected him to behave appropriately and in a professional capacity like she would...But Dahlia just bit down on her words and made no comment. Maybe it was better to just not mention it. Ignore it and he'd get the message right?
Making her way to the chair, she pulled it out and sat down, setting her bag on the floor near her chair before turning halfway in the seat to look at him. "Alright, so what is it you need my help with today, Professor?"