Chap. 2: Academic Probation
Story code: F/m, older woman/younger man, masturbation, maternal domination, authoritative/reluctance, mild humiliation/teasing, big natural breasts, nursing fetish, mild femdom, nurturing.
All characters depicted in this story are 18 years or older.
Synopsis: An 18 year-old high school student is sent to his academic advisor's office for some hands-on counseling in the hopes that it will inspire him to pickup his flagging grades.
Copyright © 2008-2011, Soulstroker (a.k.a. Magnifico Giganticus). ALL Rights Reserved.
Johnny was a very smart young man. In fact he was so smart that his high school subjects bored him. With all his intelligence, one would think that Johnny would have aced his way right through high school, but the truth was that he rarely ever got an 'A' in his classes. The problem lay in the fact that Johnny suffered from depression, which manifested itself as a total lack of motivation or interest in his high school lessons. Johnny wouldn't discuss this with anyone. He even managed to convince himself that his attitude and lack of self-motivation was just a phase he was going through. All teenage boys are supposed to be lazy and bored easily—right?
As a result, Johnny was very distressed when half-way through 6th period, a note arrived summoning him to the academic counselor's office. At St. Justin High School, students were required to visit with one of the three academic counselors at least once every school year. As a senior Johnny had already met with his counselor in each of his pervious high school years, but each time he had made an appointment. This was the first time he had ever been called out of class to see them. As Johnny walked slowly down the empty halls, he quickly reasoned that his sagging GPA must be the reason why he had been called. He had been a pretty good student in his freshman year, but by the end of his junior year he had dipped below a 2.0 GPA. As he neared the counselor's office, he began to formulate what he would say to his councilor, he needed plausible excuses for why his grades were dropping, and why it wasn't his fault. He was becoming more and more nervous with each step and began repeating his excuses in his mind to himself. As the door came in view his silent litany suddenly came to a halt as he remembered the name of the counselor assigned to him, Mrs. Baggends. Contrary to the kind sounding name, Mrs. Baggends was an old German battleaxe who seemed to have been ripped right out of some children's fairy tail. She was harsh, mean, ill-tempered—in short, Johnny couldn't imagine any evil step-mothers or wicked witches being much worse. Standing before the office door, the prospect of the approaching encounter let him to continue his litany with renewed vigor. With a clammy hand, he finally reached for the door handle and entered the office.
The academic counselors' offices were actually one large room. Five-foot tall dividers (the kind popular in Dilbert cartoons) had been used to form a small reception area and three small offices for each of the counselors. During either of the two lunch periods, (4th for under, and 5th of upper classmen) this place was packed with students, now however it was totally empty. Upon entering, Johnny looked down at the receptionist, who sat behind a small desk next to the door, and announced himself. The receptionist was a student herself, who for some insane reason had chosen to do this job as her elective this quarter. Johnny recognized her as Rebecca the Jewish girl from his 3rd period religion class. She stuck out in Johnny's mind because she was one of the few non-Catholic students at St. Justin's and she had been quite vocal in the class they shared. Beyond her ethnicity, she was also one of the more beautiful girls in school. Her dark eyes and pale milky skin gave her a mystical quality which only accentuated a long graceful neck and a head of thick dark hair that curled at the tips, deliciously hugging her soft jaw line. Rebecca was also well developed for a girl her age, already sporting the curves of a woman which were the talk of the boy's locker room. While Johnny couldn't see the rest of her figure at the moment, she certainly had an ample bosom which seemed to settle on the desktop every time she exhaled.
"Johnny is it," she asked looking up from her appointment book, "aren't you one of Mrs. Baggends' students?"
"Um, yes, yes that's right, she's my academic counselor. I got this note in class saying I should come here for an advising session," Johnny stammered with his usual shyness as he held out the note for her to see.
"Well that's strange, Mrs. Baggends has been sick all week—"
Someone in the cubicle directly behind Rebecca spoke up from behind the divider.
"It's alright Rebecca, I sent for him. Come on in my office Johnny," came a female voice.
Rebecca smiled and pointed to the office entrance to the left behind her. Johnny nodded and walked in. The cramped office contained a file cabinet, some bookshelves, an overlarge desk, opposite which was a small beaten up old couch. Behind the desk sat a lady he had never actually met before, but knew to be one of the other academic councelors. She looked to be in her early 30s by Johnny's guess. While far from fat, she had a pleasant roundness about her, with a large rear and top that accentuated the tick curves of her narrower middle. She was dressed in a modern gray business outfit with a jacket that closed in a 'V' over her rather pronounced chest. Her shoulder length brown hair was cut in an old fashioned style, lending severity to her otherwise friendly-looking oval face. Overall she was a strange mix of old and new which for some reason reminded Johnny of his mother, though her facial features were nothing like his mother's.
She looked up with a professional smile and motioned to the couch, "Have a seat while I finish this paperwork real quick."
Johnny nodded solemnly and cringed so as to avoid knocking over anything as he navigated to the couch in the confined space. The cushions made loud embarrassing squeaking noises as he sank into the old couch. He sat so low, he was barely eye level with the surface of her desk. He felt uncomfortable in this position and was very self-aware of the extra pounds his own frame carried. At 6'3" and 265 pounds, Johnny was not a small guy by anyone's standards. For a few moments the only sound in the office was the scratching of led on paper. Johnny sat there watching the woman write. The 'V' of her business suit would bulge open every now and then with the fierceness of her writing, revealing brief glimpses of the jiggling cleavage hidden within. Johnny began to sweat a little more as his teenage mind began to realize that this round—almost matronly—lady actually had attributes that were incredibly erotic to him.
The woman finished and looked up quickly—too quickly for Johnny. However, instead of announcing his guilty stare by abruptly looking away, he kept on staring at the front of her jacket as if pretended looking at her nearby hand as she was writing. He only looked up at her face after she had begun to speak. The bluff seemed to have worked.
"Now then young man, I am Mrs. Boneham," she announced loudly, "your file has been transferred into my care. It seems that you've been ignoring your schoolwork and landed yourself on Academic Probation last quarter." She paused briefly before continuing, "when promising students go on AP we usually give them one quarter to correct themselves. However, I've been talking to your teachers, and they say your quiz and test scores this year haven't improved. Now, do you have anyway to explain this poor performance Johnny?"
Looking up at Mrs Boneham from the sagging couch Johnny was taken off guard by the sudden start of her interrogation, but managed to eventually answer, "Um, well Mrs. Boneham I know I've been struggling and, um—"
Johnny was about to launch into his well practiced litany of excuses but she cut him off: "Indeed you have young man. Now I'll be up front with you. We counselors here break up the students we see into two basic groups: Mrs. Baggends handles all the good students who have a long track record of good academic standing and Ms. Burgville handles the students who are obviously never going to shape up and simply coast their way through St. Justin with no hopes for bright futures. The choice is up to you—we can guide you, but only you are able to determine which group you fall into."
Johnny tried to reply but Mrs. Boneham went on, "Now there is a third group Johnny, which is where you and I come in. Some of the brighter students sometimes seem to fall from grace as it were. It's my job to catch them, and if possible, correct their wayward ways and put them back on the right path. I think I can help you, but for me to do so, we will have to work together. You have to want to correct yourself. You have to want my help and be willing to work with me to make it happen. Can you do that Johnny?" She finally stopped and waited for him to answer.
"Y-y-y yes, yes I can do that Mrs. Boneham. I-I want to be on the right path." He stammered, relieved that the direction of the conversation was going in a direction in which he seemed to be blameless.
"That's real good Johnny", she said with a cocked eyebrow, "Because frankly I don't have the luxury to waste time on a slacker who won't give me one hundred percent." She let here statement hang in the air for a few seconds as they stared at each other.