Hello you naughty girls and boys!
For those of you ready to settle in for a longer story I offer you this tale. It is about lessons learned and steps one must take to achieve a goal. It is also something of a favorite of mine. And there is a lot of naughtiness to enjoy. Many delicious themes will be covered and the cast is large. It is a story about Tom and his attendance of a very special summer school in which he must prove his worth to his teachers. Only then will he be able to gain access to his trust, which will assure him of a life of leisure and high society.
In Part One we find out how Tom landed himself in this very special Summer School. Tom and you the reader, get a taste of what's to come.
Please note the story tags I have listed for each chapter cover all 5 chapters of Part One. Chapter 1 is bereft of any sexual activity while providing information about our principle character and his motivations. Chapter 2 introduces the foot worship and foot kissing. Chapter 3 relates to spanking, caning, and whipping. Chapter 4 is again without any sexual encounters. And finally Chapter 5 sees some ass worship and ass kissing.
Chapter 5; Tom's fate is sealed and he must accept the terms of his very special Summer School.
All characters in the story are 18 years of age or older.
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Tom had to wait quite a while outside the Principal's office. The school year was all but over and he wasn't sure what she had to be doing, but he had to get things straightened out. He had already gone to some extreme measures to ensure he passed his classes. Now he had to take and pass his finals so he could finally put this place behind him.
"Timothy Marshall? Ms. Eaglebride is ready to see you now."
It was some office person he wasn't familiar with, which also explained why she called him Timothy. He never really liked the name. Timothy and even Tim sounded too silly to him, too childish. He had chosen to go by Tom. Tom sounded much better to him and was a name he could get used to. No one had called him Timothy for quite some time.
He was led into the Principal's office where Ms. Eaglebride was stepping behind her desk, having pointed out a chair that was in front and facing it. He took a seat as she moved a stack of papers on her workspace.
"So, Timothy Marshall, I imagine we have a few things to discuss."
"It's Tom."
"Tom then. I'll let you start."
Tom had figured this meeting would be pretty straightforward. He just needed to find out when and where he could take his final exams. But something told him when he sat in the chair, this wasn't going to be so simple. And the way she spoke hinted that she wasn't on his side.
"Well Ms. Eaglebride, it's all very simple really. I just need to see about scheduling my final exams. As you are aware, I just got out of the hospital."
"You missed your exams Mr. Marshall, Tom, they wrapped up yesterday. I'm sorry you couldn't see your way to be here."
He was still waiting to hear how he could take his exams, but she added nothing further. She was acting like there was nothing more to say. There was no reason to make this difficult he just needed to know when and where to show up and take care of this matter.
"Yes I missed them because I was in the hospital. I need to arrange to take them now or make them up or whatever you want to call it."
"And why would I do that? You missed your exams so you failed your exams. And by the looks of things you were going to fail your classes anyway. So why would I bother. You want to take your final exams? You can take them next year, and you'll have plenty of time to study for them."
"Next year! I need to take them now. I have to pass my classes now. I have to graduate so I can move on with the rest of my life."
"Well I know it's an old song, but maybe you should have thought of that beforehand."
"But I have to take them now. And frankly I don't think it's up to you. Surely a hospital stay is an excused absence and there must be some contingency if this sort of thing happens."
"A hospital stay would be an excused absence, but illegal activity is not."
Tom sat there stunned. What had she just said? She had to know he was in the hospital and surely she knew it involved a car crash, but could she have known more than that? Even if she had suspicions or there were rumors, that wouldn't be enough for her to keep him from taking his exams. While he was trying to sort this out and decide his next move, Ms. Eaglebride stepped in.
"Tom, do you see that TV on the cart over in the corner? Take a look at it for a moment if you would."
She then grabbed a remote on her desk and aimed it at the rolling cart. The screen sprung to life and after a couple seconds of static an image appeared. It looked rather familiar. In fact it looked like a room in his house where his father's liquor cabinet was. And if he wasn't sure, seconds later he saw himself enter the room and crouch down in front of the cabinet. As he watched himself break into the cabinet he tried to place when this occurred, and based upon what he was wearing, it must have been the night he took the fateful drive in his father's McLaren.
There hadn't always been a camera there. If there had he would have been busted a long time ago. It must have been added recently. But how? By whom? Mildred! She must have installed something when she got suspicious. He had been more careful but apparently he hadn't been careful enough. But then how did the video get here? Again, it had to be Mildred. And he would be having a serious talk with her when he got out of here.
Ms. Eaglebride was saying something about the 'best part' when she paused the video. The image froze with him crouched on the floor, bottle in hand, tipped up to his mouth, and for extra points the label was clearly facing the camera.
"So we both know you were drinking. I also know you stole your father's car but that hardly matters to me as much as it does to you and your father. Based on the drinking alone I could have you suspended or even expelled and it wouldn't matter if you ever stepped foot inside a hospital."
It was all caving in on top of him. The last week and a half he'd been battered and bruised, but he was surviving. He made deals he would have been happy to avoid and suffered pain he wouldn't soon forget but it would all be for nothing if he couldn't stop the avalanche that was sliding off the mountain towards him.
"Ms. Eaglebride I don't know what to say. I have to graduate. I really, really, really have to graduate. Let's forget about this video for a moment. Surely there must be a way I can take my exams?"
"Mr. Marshall I feel you want to be honest and honesty is the only way to move forward. So let's be honest with each other. Do you really think, without some kind of cheating, that you can score well enough on these exams to save all your grades?"
Tom sat there in silence. He didn't know what to say. What he did realize at that moment, was that getting drunk and taking the car out for a ride was the biggest mistake he had made in his life. It hadn't helped at all and it sure made matters a hell of a lot worse.
"No, I didn't think so. Now I do agree with you that graduation is very important. I also know that you were willing to work with some of your teachers to be able to graduate."
Ms. Rodriguez, Ms. Wechsbotham, had they talked? Oh no, they couldn't have. If Ms. Eaglebride knew what he had done to pass those classes. First there was the humiliation if she had knowledge of what he had been forced to do. Secondly it wasn't likely to help his case now. He had been trying to deal his way to a diploma.
"Now in some cases summer school would be an option. But that's designed for one or two classes and we have a bigger problem here. So the very important question I have to ask you...is just how hard are you willing to work to graduate before the next school year?"
"I'll do anything."
"That's just a start. You have to be willing to do more than anything. You may have to do more than you think is possible. Otherwise the consequences...I just thought of something. I'm sure the police have seen a copy of this video, but I should probably send this to them to be sure."
She didn't really need to add that threat, He was less worried about the law and more worried about fulfilling his trust obligations. Any trouble with the law wasn't good, but it wasn't that serious and even if there was some action taken, it would all be worthwhile in the end
if
he got his money.