”Well, this is inappropriate. But I don't say so. I just say thanks. Kyle asks if we can take a break.“I think we should get to work,” I say.“...Well,” he says, “we were talking before, and we were wondering why you left the last college you taught at.”I correct his grammar. He makes a sourpuss.“I don't think we should discuss that,” I say.The boys all groan. “C'mon, Ms. Larson.”I think back to my time at Wells Academy, and the student I fucked in my office. He bent me over the desk, had his way. I don't look like me at all," Cat said smiling."Okay," Amber said wondering what had happened to the Cat she thought she knew."I wonder what Eve is going to look like. She was really excited about her costume," Cat said.Amber said, "I look like a plant. If she comes out dressed like a dog and tries to take a leak on me, I'm going to kill her."Cat burst out laughing.Eve entered the room with a swagger. Her body paint was of the same pattern, but the colors were all just a bit darker. Rather than. " And I you."Two beautiful blondes, we gazed into each others eyes, kissed, and thenshe rolled off me and got up."I'd better be going," she said, throwing on the silk robe she haddiscarded when she slipped into my bedroom an hour ago. "They'll be heresoon to do your hair and make-up. You're going to make a beautifulbride. Peter's a lucky man."When she had gone I sat up in bed and sighed. I'd got used to beingAurelia's lover - had come to enjoy it even - but I could never forgetwho she was: Lady. The marshal warned me that those two idiots were bound to take a shot at me at the first opportunity. Their brother was deathly ill from buckshot wounds, and was not expected to live. The Fletchers were blaming that on me, but they had not said how I might have caused his problem.Okay, I had not forgotten the Fletchers, but I figured that none of them were smart enough to give me any real trouble. That was another case of arrogance getting in the way of good sense. You didn’t have to be very.