Good evening, afternoon, or even morning if that's when you decide to read smut! I'm back with yet another twisted tale from Marvel XXX Capcom! This one we have Spider-Man (AKA Peter Parker) who is a little out of his element as a college professor who is about to have a tutoring session with the Darkstalkers Catgirl, Felicia.
I think you can see where this is heading.
This work will have some age-play, cheating, voyeurism, and the classic teacher-student trope that has lived on in porn since the dawn of time.
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The bells of St. Paul's College rang out, awakening Felicia from her daydreams of stardom. The other students of her class were halfway out of their theology lecture before she had even gotten her books back into her backpack.
"Just one more class," she told herself. She slid out of her desk and straightened her skirt. Due to her tail poking out from beneath it, Felicia always made a habit of checking it so she didn't accidentally flash any of the nuns scurrying around.
Felicia walked along the hall of the girl's school, ignoring the looks she got from some of the other girls. Although they all had to wear the same navy blue skirts and white shirts as part of their uniforms, Felicia stuck out.
She was a catgirl, plain and simple. There were no other catgirls in the school and while the world was full of mutants, monsters, and robots, she was the only catgirl in the world (although, she'd heard word of a boy from a school nearby who could turn into a wolf). So, people often stared when they saw furry white ears, tail, or paws that she couldn't simply hide.
And if that wasn't bad enough, she was also a freshman. Lowest of the low. Bottom of the food-chain.
She rounded the corner, walking past the gym entrance when she felt someone tug on her tail.
"Hey," she spun around, hissing.
Sakura stood behind her wearing her gym clothes and a mischievous grin on her face. She was Felicia's roommate and one of the only friends she had, which made her one of the few people who could get away with pulling on her tail like that without getting clawed in the face.
"Hey, Felicia. Heading back to the dorm? I was going to see if you wanted to stop by Cuties and get a couple drinks. I just got out of a lab that has me rethinking my major."
"Oh, hey, Sakura. I would love that but I can't." Felicia frowned at the thought of disappointing her friend. "I'm sorry. I have my tutoring session with Professor Parker."
Sakura just laughed. "You're not sorry. Don't mind me, though. I don't want to get in between you and your little crush."
Felicia leaped at her friend and covered her mouth with a paw. Her cheeks were rosy red, which was only made more obvious by the white of her fur.
"Shut it, Sakura. It's not like that."
"Sure, sure," Sakura said. "How many times did you write his name in your notebook today? A thousand?"
Felicia gripped her backpack as if her friend were about to steal it from her and take her notebook out of it. "I just need help with some physics."
"Oh, I'm sure it will get physical."
"Well, yeah, he's cute in a nerdy way but it's not like he and I will ever be a thing." She stopped and sighed. "Especially with that actress wife of his. God, I wish I was her. Then, I could just be a star and not worry about physics."
Sakura grinned. "Is that the only reason you want to be her?"
"Shut it," she repeated, her cheeks burning.
Sakura shrugged. "All I'm saying is you're technically an adult. He's an adult. And maybe he wants to..." She paused as a nun walked by. "...pet a kitty."
"Stop it!" Felicia said.
But she was right. Because Felicia had taken a year off from school, she was now 19, which put her older than most in her class.
Felicia glanced back and saw the clock. "Shoot, I have to go. I'm already five minutes late. Chat tonight?"
"Give me all the dirty details later!" Sakura said, watching her friend rush down the hall.
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Peter Parker was the one man at St. Rose's that wasn't a priest. Apparently, not many clergy members were very adept at the sciences, so they were desperate. As luck would have it, so was Peter. He needed a day job when his wife, Mary Jane, asked him to move to California in pursuit of her acting career. They didn't need the money since her career had been so successful thus far but he needed the distraction during the day to keep his mind off the fact that he had to leave his beloved New York just before the Shadaloo crime syndicate began popping up. His only consolations were that his wife was happy, the city was left in good hands, and that there was still plenty of crime happening in Los Angeles (albeit fewer places to swing from).
Today, though, he was beginning to wonder if it was worth it.
"What do you mean 're-shoots'?" Peter said into his phone. "So, how much longer will you be gone?"
There was a pause.
"That's...a long time, MJ." He sighed. "I don't know. I guess I just imagined me supporting you would mean I was, you know, with you. But if this is--"
Suddenly, his spider-senses went off, alerting him to nearby danger. He spun around and caught a glimpse of white fur ducking back into the hallway.
"Listen, I have a thing," he said. "I'll call you tonight."
With that, Peter hung up the call and looked at the doorway. Slowly but surely, Felicia poked her head in and acted as if she had just gotten there.
"Hey, Professor Parker. Sorry I'm late," she said, pulling up a seat to Peter's desk. "Should we get started?"
Peter knew that his student had to have heard some of the call with his wife, but he wasn't ready to talk about it, especially with said student.
So, he took a breath, loosened the tie around his neck a little, and said, "Hey, Felicia. What section were we on when we ended last week?"
They tried to start the session as normal but it was difficult. Felicia used to be a good student--the top of her class in the sciences--but she was also prone to daydreaming and usually it took Peter's patient attention to reel her back in. However, he was absent that day. He kept glancing down at his phone as he received text after text.
"Are you okay, Mr. Parker?"
Peter laughed. Hearing himself called by that name still took a lot of getting used to.
"I'm sorry, Felicia," he said. "I just haven't been all that present today, have I?"
"It's okay," Felicia said. Now she felt guilty for calling him out.
"I used to be like this in school," he said. "I always had my mind on something else. I guess you never really change."
"That...wasn't that long ago, was it?" Felicia asked.