Author's Note
Risk Versus Reward is a prequel to Girl Friday and focuses on the story of Karin, the 'H.R. Lady' who provided Charlotte's rather unique interview experience when she was hired. You do not need to read Girl Friday to understand what's going on in Risk Versus Reward. But if you enjoy this story, Girl Friday should most definitely be on your reading list.
In the last chapter of Karin's story we got to see the softer side of Mistress Nguyen as she declared her love for her girl Desi. We also learned of Mistress Nguyen's love of the game squash and her interesting way of keeping score. And in the end we found a rather confused Karin wondering just where she stood in the whole relationship.
Will Karin and Desi remain together? Or will our favorite P.E. teacher tear them asunder in more ways than one?
I hope you enjoy Karin's continuing story.
WaxPhilosophic
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Chapter 14: Why So Glum, Old Sport?
"What do you wanna do this afternoon, Baby?" I asked Desi, who at this very moment looked like she was ready to lay her head down on the pillowy softness of the brioche roll sitting next to her empty soup bowl and take a nap.
"Don't care," she said.
Thanks Des, your enthusiasm is duly noted and a commendation will be recorded on your Academy transcript.
I guess I couldn't lay the blame entirely on her, nor on Mistress Nguyen for the trauma she had dealt to Desi's back entrance that caused her to fidget all through an entire bowl of soup and halfway through a salad, seemingly unable to ever find a comfortable position in which to sit. No, the glum expression and ho-hum attitude was painted on nearly every face in the Lesbian Hogwarts refectory that noon, because shortly after Desi and I had awakened from our mid-morning snooze the sky had decided to open up in a torrential downpour.
This was a far cry from some gentle lake-effect shower that had decided to roll on over The Academy, but rather was a full-on cloudburst full of lightning and thunder and a deluge of heavy drops thumping against the windows and rooftops. My thoughts turned to poor Venus out there valiantly standing watch over the garden while getting her big stone bobbies pelted with rain. I thought about the Sushi on the lawn with Elena writhing under my tongue that wasn't going to get a repeat performance. I thought about all the things we couldn't do this afternoon because of the weather and suddenly I was as morose as Desi.
"We could ask Miss Smith to bring out the body paints again," I suggested.
"Nah."
"I hear Miss Chowdury is doing a class on lava cakes. Care to feel what it's like to have molten chocolate running all over your naked body while the faculty chases it down with their spoons and tongues?"
"Nah."
"Really?" Actually, I thought it sounded like fun. As crazy as Miss Chowdhury was, I thought she might even soak the cake in booze and then light 'er up like an actual volcano. Kind of brings new meaning to the term
girl on fire
. Almost like science lab and home economics all rolled into one. Scary, but fun. "You sure, Des? You're not exactly offering a lot of suggestions here."
"Contemporary American Literature?" Her expression actually changed a bit from a blank melancholy to a mild-to-moderate intrigue.
How could I say no to that face? That cute little Desi-face. I couldn't. But I still pinched her cheek and wiggled it around a little for good measure before responding, just to let her know I thought she was being a stick in the mud. "OK, fine," I said.
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I wandered down the academic hallway with Desi in tow looking this way and that for the flat-panel monitor that advertised Contemporary American Literature. I laced my fingers in with hers and held her hand while we walked like she was my best girl and all -- which felt good and it's how I liked to think of her, except as far as I could tell she was already wearing some other girl's pin. And that token of affection happened to be in the shape of a silver ring that had been stabbed right through her tender flesh, perpendicular to the axis of symmetry of her left nipple, by the steady hand of none other than our favorite
leetle
lab-coat girl Elena. Add in my mysterious Doctor Tina Moreau and it was enough to make a girl's head spin. This wasn't a love triangle, it was a love polygon.
But after about an hour of Contemporary American Literature I learned that my troubles were nothing compared to old Jay Gatsby, old sport. Poor Jay, he was desperately in love with this girl Daisy, except she was in love with Tom, or was she? They were married and all, but he was cheating on her with some other gal he kept in town -- and when I say kept I mean like he paid for an apartment and all so that he could just show up there and fuck her when ever the urge came over him -- right under her husband's nose. Why he couldn't just fuck Daisy and be happy I don't know, she sounded like she was quite a looker -- a little loose in the head though, because she kept going on about Gatsby's shirts and how lovely they were and how she cried when she saw them because they were so lovely. So OK, yeah, she was a flake. In fact, the whole bunch of them were downright dysfunctional when you actually take the time to examine them.
But it got me thinking, you know? Thinking about my relationship with Doctor Moreau, if you could even go so far as to call it a relationship. She just kind of showed up and fucked me whenever she felt like it, but instead of an apartment in town I got a harem bed here at The Academy. And it wasn't so much just straight-up fucking as it was her experimenting on me, and I'm not exactly sure how I felt about that. Desi and Mistress Nguyen -- now that was straight up fucking. Except the she-devil had uttered the L-word over Desi earlier this morning and that seriously confused things for me. Well, she hadn't exactly framed it as
I love Desi
, it was more of a
me too
kind of a thing preceded by
I love a nice heart-shaped ass
, which is something Desi had in spades and Mistress Nguyen sure seemed to be fond of plundering at any chance she got -- even while Desi had her face in my pussy. That was weird. Sexy as hell, but weird. Still not as socially impaired as old Gatsby and the gang though. No, they took the cake alright.