Authors note: Making the Grade is my fourth, longest and final story in my Hot Tails in Oak Hills series. This story has been divided into five parts for easier reading. Welcome back and I hope all of you enjoy the second chapter. GEV
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The next morning, Madison parked along the sidewalk outside the front of the school and shut off the ignition. She still had twenty minutes until the first bell rang so she just sat there behind the wheel, staring out the windshield, trying to find the courage to go to her first period class. After she had gotten home last night, she took a shower and made a quick dinner for her and her mom, eating by herself and leaving the other plate in the refrigerator so her mom could just heat it back up when she got home, which was well after ten o'clock. As she laid there in bed, listening as her mom settled in for the night after checking on her, all she could think about was Jacob and how good his mouth had felt on her, stirring up those feelings inside her again.
When she was sure that her mother was asleep, she let her hand wander down her taut abdomen to slip into her pajama shorts and between her legs, feeling just how wet she had become just thinking about her English teacher and the feel of his tongue as her fingers started caressing her slippery flesh again, brushing over her swollen clitoris, until she was dripping and biting her pillow to keep from screaming as her orgasm shook her body. Her mom was already gone in the morning when she got up to get ready for school and she used some of her mom's cosmetics to cover up the whisker rash that was still visible on her skin the best she could, wearing her hair down around her shoulders to hide anything the make-up didn't cover.
She jumped at the sound of knuckles knocking on the truck's passenger side window and she looked over at Dylan as he danced in place on the sidewalk by the door, staring in the window at her, smiling and holding up two smoothies in medium plastic cups from the coffee stand they always frequented. She unhooked her seatbelt and leaned over the seat to pop the door latch, pushing the door open as far as she could, watching as he caught the door with his elbow and pulled it open the rest of the way. She leaned over and took the mixed berry one from him, taking a drink from it, as he sat his in the cup holder before slipping his backpack off his shoulders, dropping it on the floorboard beside hers and climbing into the cab of the truck, pulling the door closed behind him. She shifted around in the seat so she could face her friend, tucking her ankle under her knee. "Thank you," she said, setting her cup in the holder. "I didn't get very much breakfast this morning."
Dylan turned in the seat, tucking his ankle under his thigh and reaching over to take hold of Madison's hands, looking at her and ignoring the slight nervousness he saw on her face. He hadn't seen much of her in the past weeks, she'd been too focused working on her missing assignments after school and they never got to hang out on the weekends because she went with her mom to see her dad in the state prison, only really getting to hang out at school together and facetime chatting at night. "I miss my bestie. We haven't gotten to go shopping at all these past weeks. And we're going to have to go soon because I need to get fabric for our new ensembs for graduation. I already have a cute dress sketched out for you and-- Are you even going to be graduating? You
have
to graduate. I have to walk with my bestie. We've gone through school together since the first grade. It's bad enough we won't be going to college together..."
Madison gave her friend's hands a firm squeeze. She could always tell him everything but this time she had to keep something to herself and what she had done yesterday was never going to be divulged to another living soul, even if he was her best friend. Even though her college of choice was in state and they both cried tears of joy and heartache when he had been accepted into one of the top fashion design schools in New York, there was no way she was going to let her friend walk by himself on what was one of the biggest days of their lives. "Don't worry, I'll be graduating. I have my grades back up in all my classes, but I still have to get caught up in English. I've barely even started, and I only have six days left to get my work done. I'll probably fail Mr. Bradford's class but at least I won't have to come back next year."
Dylan picked up his strawberry banana smoothie and took a sip of it from the straw, eyeing his friend curiously. She had always had perfect grades up until her family situation, his slightly less than perfect, and he knew that she would be devastated to get a C even if she was trying to deny it, trying to hide how much it was upsetting her to fail at something. He sat his drink back down in the cup holder, leaned closer to her and rested his hands on her knees, looking her right in the eyes. "We're only three weeks from graduation. Suck. His. Dick. You'll be guaranteed at least a B if not an A. How do you think I got an A in physics?" Dylan said, leaning away from her and picking up his drink again, wrapping his lips around the straw and sucking up the thick blended concoction just to prove his point, watching as the shocked expression slowly came to his friend's face. He lowered the cup. "But when you do, make sure he's going to change your grade, otherwise you're just sucking it for funzies."
Madison slowly shook her head, looking incredulously at her best friend, not believing a word he was saying or even suggesting. And thank goodness they were in her dad's truck away from eavesdroppers, because what he had just said was unbelievable. "
What
?
When
? Mr. Wilson isn't gay. And I am