There is non-consent, cuckolding, sex, oral, deep throat, and humiliation. If you don't like that or don't like degraded or exploited men/women, skip this story, please. And, as always, all characters are 18 years or older.
Weakness
Dante Steel watched the traffic lights turn green. "Why do I do that again?" he asked himself absentmindedly, continuing the drive to the local college. He could finally make out the imposing silhouette of the old building. A building he had learned to hate all those years ago when he was the class nerd, the natural bully's victim.
"God, why did I give in when they needed an app to organize things during Corona lockdown?" he wondered for the umpteenth time. "Because you still can't say no to a nice pair of tits, idiot!" he answered the question aloud himself. Slowing down, he put on the indicator and slowly turned into the parking lot.
He never used to come to lessons in such a nice car. He didn't even own one and had to use public transportation. Walking over the old cobblestones toward the offices, he sighed. "The walk of shame. Only the teacher's pets used it regularly. All others used it only on their way to get punished," he thought bitterly. There was laughter and he turned his head to watch some sexy blondes walk over the lawn, blabbering. "They're surely the Lindas of today, the rich ones making out with the stars of the football team." He sighed heavily.
"Good memories?" someone asked from behind.
He stopped and turned. "No, Ellie, I don't have any nice memories concerning this place."
"That's so sad, Dante! We need to change that!" the Dean's secretary exclaimed. "Come, I'll have a mean cup of coffee for you before old Henson comes in."
"You know what he wants?"
"Didn't he tell you?"
"No, just that it's about the app I wrote back when Corona began..."
"Yes, that app helped us a lot... Anyway, you'll see."
"Come on, Ellie!"
"No, won't tell. Coffee first, then business," she said with a grin.
Ellie unlocked the office and made them a coffee. He took his cup, and they sat on the sofa in front of the Dean's office.
"You look uncomfortable, Dante... What is it?"
"You know, the last time I sat here, almost 20 years ago, I got suspended from school for the week right before the finals."
"I remember that!" she laughed out loud. "You had replaced Brandon's shampoo with glue and then he..."
"Please, stop it, Ellie. I'm really not proud about that..." he said in a low voice.
She gasped for air, "Well, yes, but it sure was fun, especially since his crotch was glued to Linda's ass..."
"Tell me, Ellie, what became of them? Brandon and Linda, I mean?" he asked curiously.
"Well, after the scandal had died down, they got married. They still own the family business and have a daughter, Daphne. She's graduating this year."
"Well, I had to leave town after the finals back then."
"But you made it, didn't you?" she asked.
He looked in her face for a few moments. "Yes, I had my computer and all the hate to drive me forward."
"This bad?" she asked sympathetically.
"Yes, Ellie, what do you think? They'd been after me all those years before that incident. Those two were the worst, but the rest of the gang hadn't been much better."
"I see, Dante. But you helped the college during Corona anyway. Why?"
"Today's kids had nothing to do with the past. Besides, it was a good feeling to get the name of a nerd on the golden plate next to all those bullies."
Ellie laughed out loud. "You're right."
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A few minutes later, Dean Henson arrived, and they went to his office. Dante sat down and looked around, remembering the talk with Dean Norman back then.
"Don't let the past get to you, Dante," Dean Henson said.
"You're right... But still..." he replied with a sigh. "What can I do for you, Dean Henson? I doubt you just called me for my good looks."
"Hmm, how to start... The app you programmed two years ago, did its job really well. It saved us back then."
"You're welcome," Dante said, wondering where this would lead.
"Well, we have plans for a new app. And this time we have a solid funding..."
"Sorry, Dean, I'm retired," he interrupted.
"I know, but I still hoped to win you, at least as a project manager. We need that to be successful."
Dante sighed.
"It is really for the best of the student, meant to help them..." the Dean added with some hope.
"You really know me all too well, Uncle Pete. But really, why me?"
"We had another contractor first and it was a disaster. I know you could do it. But I tried anyway with someone else first, because I know how you try to enjoy your life."
"Hmm."
"At least, hear me out," begged Dean Peter Henson.
"Ok, shoot..."
The plan was to provide an app for the students, helping them organize their school life by getting all the assignments digitally and sending in papers per college email. To make appointments with staff, to inform them about changes in schedule in real-time. And finally, a solution for a video conference system, in case another pandemic would force homeschooling again.
"That's quite an endeavor, Uncle Pete. And I must admit, my fingers itch to be part of it."
"So, you help us out?"
"I haven't said that, but I think about it."
"The best I could hope for. You stop by next week and we talk again?"
"Ok, Pete, but just because it's you, who asks."
"Thanks, Dante!"
Dante walked out of the Dean's office. When he reached the outside, he paused at the staircase and listened to some birds. "God, I always fall for those projects," he thought and chuckled about his weakness.
He leaned against the wall, trying to catch some warm Spring morning sun. His mind was already pondering the problem of the app, and he had to admit, that he most likely would take the contract building it. "Damn you, Uncle Pete," he thought and shook his head.
He looked up and decided to wander a bit over the college grounds. He finally sat at his old place, the bench widest from the entrance of the small park. Here, he had been alone with the statue of the college founder. The shadow from the trees kept the place cool and the birds made their noises. He leaned back, his arms rested on the backrest, and he closed his eyes, remembering times he had been studying his computer books. The time flew by since then. Nobody would actually read printed books these days, the knowledge had become so short-lived, that you had to follow the right channels of Twitter, wait that's X these days. He sighed and began walking back to his car.
As he passed the lawn in front of the building, a few students played with a frisbee, and he followed the bright green disk with his eyes. Those actually reminded him of Linda's gang in the days. All blonde, well-equipped, and dressed to get the pump of old men going into overdrive.
"Hey, perv, throw me that frisbee back!" one of them shouted.
He saw the green disk lying next to the path on the green of the lawn. He reached for it and threw it forcefully back, hitting the chest of the blonde. "Sorry!" he shouted back but had to grin.
An Immoral Offer
A few weeks had passed since then, the summer came with a vengeance this year and the dress code deteriorated. Peter came early this Monday and sat at the desk they had given him, to work and test the server part of the app. The door to the Dean's office wasn't fully closed and he could hear the talking inside.
"Please Peter, you have to allow me to pay the tuition fee later this month. You know I'm good for it!"
"Brandon, I can't make such an exception," he heard his uncle's voice.
"You're the Dean and nobody needs to hear of this. Peter, please, for Daphne."
"OK, Brandon, I'll give you another 2 days, but that's it, then you have to pay this month's and last month's fees. Otherwise, I can't keep her in the school. I told you back then, that this could happen if you wouldn't pay upfront."
"Peter, I don't know where to get that money in just two days..."
"The board will control the accounts next week, Brandon. When the income doesn't match the number of students, I'll be in trouble too."
"Damn, the project is due in just 2 weeks. Then I'll have the money!"
"I can't lend you the money, Brandon, sorry. Two days is all I can offer you..."
Then Brandon Weber came out of the office and turned around, looking straight into Dante's face.
"Long time, no see," Dante said.
"What are you doing here?" Brandon asked in surprise.
"I decided to take the contract of the new app, you know, to help the students here."
"You heard that just now, didn't you?"
"Yes, sorry Brandon. I really don't like you or your wife, but Daphne hasn't done anything wrong, at least not to me."
"Please, don't tell anyone."
"No fear, I wasn't the one who spilled every little dirty detail about other's problems back then, that was you, your wife, and your gangs."