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Twenty Three
When he could move again, he rolled off of her and, in the process, disengaged from her tiny body. She was still with her eyes closed, lying on her back. He rolled to the side of the bed and started to roll the film off of him, and then he noticed a problem. It was dripping, not because of her but because of him. He then lifted it so he could see it better and knew everything. When he turned his head to look at her, he saw that her eyes were open and watching him. “What?” She asked, and he looked at her again and sighed. She didn’t know what the sight meant, but the look of slight panic on his face was enough to warn her that something was going on.
“A rushed moment and a broken condom.” He said softly. He wanted to punch himself right then. He knew he was still so lax from the events that happened, but he was also in a major internal panic. This had simply never happened to him before. There was nothi
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She fell asleep rather quickly while he was left to think about everything. Though he could feel the tug on his eyelids, he knew that everything had changed. He had always prided himself on being ready for that encounter sexually, even if it was just a possibility. This time he knew what he had wanted, and even though he knew deep down that this was going to happen between them and it would probably happen tonight as well, he was not prepared for it. He was lost at the fact he had used that one condom even though he knew where it had been.That one was one he had carried in his wallet from the time he was seventeen or so. When he met Kristen while she was a student, he knew that he didn’t need it there anymore. He would go out with his friends, but he didn’t want the casual hook-up anymore. He was there for the drinks and company, not the setups. He had only one thought about a woman, and he knew he had to wait to
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“So you don’t want me to take it?” she asked as she looked at him. She was confused about the way he was right now versus what he was the night before. The panic he had the night before was completely gone. Now he was saying it didn’t matter. She knew that it did but not the way he had made it seem the night before. She would listen to him and then make her decision though she knew that she was okay with what happened the night before.“I want you to do what you want to do. If you want to take that chance, then we will deal with it, but together. Kristen, I want you to think about everything and what you really want out of life. There is a good chance that because of who we are, this is real and will be happening. Maybe not this time, but soon if we continue without the protection of some sort. You are the one who will be the most affected by it. It is your choice.” Greg said softly as he ran his hand down her back. “one
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She was tired by noon. She found that they worked well as they compromised with the things they had to do. The first thing was switching her phone to a new plan. She knew that she had to do that, and it was on the forefront of her mind the morning while they waited for different stores to open. She didn’t want to add to any bills for him, and though they had discussed it, she was unprepared for how he handled it when they walked in.They had talked about the basic things before they had left the house. He kept trying to get her to understand it would be less expensive for them if he just added her to his plan. He knew that a single phone was almost twice as much as it would be to add a phone to an existing plan. She didn’t want to be too entwined, but he knew this was it. Though they had a few things to work out, he knew that this was his life now. She hadn’t realized it just yet. They had moved quickly, but their human side did n
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“What?” she asked, confused as she looked around for the person who had yelled ‘Mr. Bridger” out. All she could say was it was female. Though by his reaction, she thought it had to be someone he really didn’t like too much. It had to be a student to call him Mr. Bridger, though. That was something she didn’t know how to handle. The area was considered a small town. Most people did know each other or at least someone in someone’s family. It seemed the whole area was connected somehow.“Did you not pay attention to anyone in your class?” he asked with a laugh. “Out of all my students, this one was the one who liked causing drama the most, and she was in your class. This is not going to be fun.”“Oh. Wonderful.” Kristen said. Greg was unlocking the door. He opened the door for her to get in though he was standing right there close to her. He knew that he might actually have to use
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“So she works for you?” the man chuckled.“Yes,” Greg said. “She isn’t a student anymore, no conflict. Please remember that I teach sixth grade now. I don’t teach in the high school any longer.”“I see.” The older man said. He knew that he could not really say anything to Greg in this. It was well known among most of the teachers in the high school that the man had his favorite students every year. Though no one had proof of the possible affairs, they were there and happening in the school. “I think that middle school will be good for you.”“I hope so,” Greg said as the man walked away.“What was that about?” Kristen asked as she looked at Greg. She knew more had been said without the use of words. Though she might not have understood things the way they had happened, she did know that Greg had staked his claim on her in front of the man. Sh
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