AUTHOR NOTE: ALL PEOPLE INVOLVED ARE OVER THE AGE OF 18 IN THIS STORY. ALL CHARACTERS ARE MY OWN AND ANY SIMILARITIED ARE COINCIDENTAL. DO NOT REPOST WITHOUT MY KNOWLEDGE AND APPROVAL.
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This is ridiculous
, I thought to myself when I looked at the outfit I had pre-planned out for today. I had planned this out for months, since early in the semester, because today was my 19th birthday, and today I will have him. Mr. Jameson, my senior year literature teacher. Dark hair, broad shoulders, tall enough to tower over everyone else. Most girls wanted him.
I looked at my black pleated skirt that sat on my bed. It sat about an inch below my ass and was the tightest shirt I could find at the mall last weekend.
I sighed to myself as I went to get dressed, choosing the lacy red set I bought from Victoria's Secret. The set I bought to match the shade of lipstick I was wearing. I don't do half measures, and this won't be an exception.
Now dressed, I looked in my floor-length mirror.
I look ridiculous
. I look like a slut, but wasn't that my goal? To have him pay attention to me?
The ping of my phone pulled me out of my thoughts, signaling that my best friend was here to pick me up. I picked up my backpack and snuck out of the house. I knew full well my mother would put me 6 feet under if she saw me dressed like that. In the clear, I jogged to Sally's car.
"Holy shit, Jenny!" She wolf-whistled when I entered the car. "When you said you were going to get that dick, you really meant it!"
I blushed as I fixed my skirt, smoothing out the pleats. "You think it'll work?"
As she pulled out of the driveway, she snorted, "Hell yeah, if the senior boys don't get to you first."
The day passed by without issue. No one cared what seniors wore anymore, but the closer it got to last period, the more anxious I got. Last period was my favourite class, and I'm sure you know why. It was Mr. Jameson's literature class.
Would this even work? Have I been imagining things the whole year? Ever since the start of the semester, I would catch glimpses of him staring at me out of the corner of my eye. The closer it got to my birthday, the more I thought I noticed it. Though, every time I looked, he was looking somewhere else.