Sorry that this chapter is so short. I hope to have Ch. 5 finished soon. Thanks, as always, to Anann, and you, my readers.
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Chapter 4 – Michelle
The last period of the day was mathematics. Jenny and Sarah filed into the classroom with the other silent girls, and found seats near the back. They were still wearing the sandpaper, and it was making itself felt.
Once the girls were all inside and standing at their desks, the short, flinty-eyed teachers asked them, "Did I say you may choose your own seats?" Her voice was soft, but stern.
The girls looked down sheepishly as the teacher brushed back her pitch-black hair and glared at them out of her storm-gray eyes. All the pupils could almost feel the lightning that such storms must surely generate.
"All of you, come stand here in front now!" ordered the teacher, her voice cold and controlled, "Line up and stand up straight!" They all obeyed. Nervously, yet quick, for fear of further trouble.
She directed them to stand in a line, then walked to one end. Suddenly she slapped the girl on the end. Not her face; her full, firm breasts. The girl yelped in surprise and pain.
Everyone in the line flinched.
"I do not mind It when you take initiative in the work," said the teacher, moving to the next girl, "but I insist on manners in my class. Did I greet you? Did I tell you to sit?" Her hand smacked into another set of tender young mounds.
"I prize manners and respect above excellence and intelligence," she continued, slapping the next heaving pair of breasts, "because some people cannot help but be less intelligent. Some do not have the education to excel, but everyone has the capacity to learn manners." The teacher had reached the end of the line by the time she finished.
"Now, let's try again. Good morning girls. My name is Melinda Black," she said gently. The girls greeted her, voices quavering slightly. Most were rubbing their firm mounds, trying to take the edge of the sting. Their clothes had blunted the force of the blows, but Ms Black had strong arms and hadn't been holding back.