Three days before you were scheduled to start your new job teaching 5-8 year-olds, you get a call from a nearby university- as it turns out, one of their long-time English professors had to suddenly retire and they are looking for a replacement. They offer pay that is significantly better than what your new job was supposed to offer and it sounds like a great new opportunity, so you accept.
This job, however, is one hour away from your current house, so they offer to put you up for your first semester in a dormitory as a "faculty in residence". You are apprehensive about this, but decide to go with it given how expensive gas is.
During your first week, you settle in pretty quickly. You have an interactive, enthusiastic class that is bright and eager to learn. It is also full of eager young men, a few of whom are difficult not to look at and admire. You find that one of them, Brian, seems to look back - often. Every time you pass him as he comes to/from class, and when you pass him on campus, and in the dormitory, you find yourselves avoiding directly glancing at each other as there's somehow a tension there that makes you very uncomfortable. You find yourself wearing shorter skirts on the days that you teach his class, wondering to see if he'll look more closely.
A few weeks later, you have just finished your dinner and enjoyed a glass of wine with dinner. You suddenly find yourself thinking about Brian and try to shut himself out of your mind. However, you can't deny that familiar dampness that creeps between your thighs and you decide to roll with it for the evening.