This story contains explicit descriptions of sex between consenting adults - male to female and female to female, including reference to anal play. Should these themes offend you please move on!
As always, my characters are over 18. They are also entirely imaginary so any resemblance to persons living or dead is entirely coincidental.
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H_S.
The Virgin Teacher
Lucy Bayliss, twenty six years old and a predatory lesbian, stood in the delicatessen section of the local supermarket and watched the girl as she pushed her shopping trolley down the aisle.
She was a stunner, that was for sure. Eighteen or nineteen, at a guess. About five foot eight, slim. Blond hair tied back in a pony tail to expose a long, graceful neck and a little oval face with perfect skin adorned with a pair of startlingly blue eyes, a little button nose and rosebud lips as sweet and innocent as a choir girl's. But it was the way she walked that attracted Lucy - a lithe, slinky movement that showed off her tight little body. It rolled her cupcake ass and thrust out her pert little breasts, promising a degree of sensuousness that to Lucy's expert eye promised a burning sensuousness in everything she did.
She might look like an innocent schoolgirl,
Lucy thought,
but she walks like a streetwalker.
Lucy knew most of the youngsters in Therlmere but this was a new face, and its youth and virtuousness stopped her in her tracks. She followed her surreptitiously, watching her slim figure moving with its tight little buttocks and breasts like hard round apples under the pink tee shirt. She watched her stretch to the higher shelves, exposing her midriff with its firm flat belly and the delicious curve of her hips; and she watched with baited breath when the girl dropped her purse. She crouched to retrieve the coins, her little white panties exposed to Lucy's hungry gaze with the outline of her tender young pussy inside them, the dark shadow of its lips pressed against the thin fabric. Lucy knew then she must have her, and she followed her around the shop waiting for a chance.
The opportunity came at the check-out. She'd deliberately queued behind the girl and she watched as her goods were processed and the assistant presented her with the bill. 'That's sixty three dollars.'
The girl fumbled in her purse, spilling out the notes and rummaging through coins. She counted them in growing confusion until she finally raised her eyes to the assistant. 'I'm sorry, I don't have enough.'
The check out girl stared at her with bored eyes and shrugged. 'Credit card?'
'Um, no.'
'It's still sixty -three dollars then. Cash.'
'I'll...uh, I'll have to put some things back. Can I do that? Um, these things here -'
'Perhaps I can help.' Lucy moved forward quickly. 'It's a shame to put stuff back and it will hold up everyone. Let me help.' She proffered a twenty-dollar bill.
'Oh, no, I couldn't....no, thankyou. I'll just -'
Lucy pressed the twenty into the shop assistant's hand. 'Here,' she said. 'Take that. Charge this young lady the balance.'
The girl protested but Lucy insisted. 'It's nothing,' she said. 'Really. You can pay me back when you like.' She regarded the girl's face, seeing for the first time the little lines around her mouth and the gleam of awareness in her bright blue eyes.
A little older than I first thought, but not by much.
'Are you from around here?'
'No - well, I mean yes.'
Lucy smiled. 'Is that a no or a yes?'
'I've just moved here - two days ago. I'm staying with my grandmother for the holidays...up in Claxton Street - the old green house.'
Lucy nodded. 'I know it. I go right past it on the way home. Let me give you a lift.'
'Oh no, there's no need.'
'I insist.' She smiled. 'I'm new too and I'd like to meet a friend.'
They loaded the bags into Lucy's little Golf and they chatted as she drove, taking the long way around to make the journey last.
'I'm Lucy, by the way. What's your name?'
'Jennifer - Jenny.' The girl looked out of the window. 'Is this the right way home?' she asked. 'I don't remember it.'
'I've brought you round the coast road. It's not much further and I thought I could show you a few places as you're new to the village.' She glanced at the girl. 'I'm assuming you haven't been here before?'
'No. Gran usually comes to us, but she's just had a hip replacement. Mum would have come with me but she's really busy at work so I said I'd help.'
'That's very kind of you. Not many young people would do that.'
The girl smiled. 'I don't mind. She's a wonderful old lady.'
But I'd rather be at home, having fun.
'What about you, Jenny?' Lucy didn't want to hear about the old lady. She could smell the warm fragrance of the girl's body and she wanted to know more about her.
'Me? Well, I've just finished high school - I start at Uni next year. My Mum's on her own too, so I'm usually at home with her.' She laughed briefly. 'That tells you how boring I am.'
Lucy smiled. 'You can still have a good time, even in Thirlemere looking after your Gran.'
'Really?' the girl glanced out of the window. 'I'd have said this was the arsehole of the world...uh, I mean -' she turned to Lucy, her cheeks pink with rising embarrassment. 'Sorry. I guess it's your home...I didn't mean to be rude.'
'No problem. In winter it
is
the arsehole of the world. In summer it's delightful.'
So she's a party girl.
'Do you have a boyfriend?'
The girl shook her head. 'No. I've had a couple, but no one at the moment.'
'I know exactly how you feel.'
Jenny didn't answer and they drove in silence for a few moments before Lucy spoke again. 'Would you like to come to dinner tonight?' She glanced at the girl, watching her open her mouth to refuse. 'No - wait. There's a few of us - single girls like you. About your age, or just a bit older. We all go to the local seafood restaurant on Saturdays...it's sort of a regular thing. Sometimes there's a couple of us and sometimes five or six. It's totally relaxed, Jenny, a few drinks and a few laughs, that's all. It's always a good night, and it won't be late.' She paused to judge the girl's reaction. 'I can't think of a quicker way for you to meet a few folk just like yourself,' she added.
'Well -'
'Thirlemere really