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    Teacher's Pet (School of Submission)
    Teacher's Pet (School of Submission)
    Teacher's Pet (School of Submission)
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    Teacher's Pet (School of Submission)

    By Francesca Young

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    Sexy young redhead Emma prides herself on being a good student, but when she starts university, her grades begin to slip. Taking matters into her own hands, she visits her handsome professor after-hours to tell him she won't settle for anything less than an A.

    But the masculine older man has plans of his own for Emma, and she quickly loses control of the situation. Will she learn to submit to her hung and domineering professor?

    Tonight, Emma's "A" is on the line... and so is her grade!

    Warning: This 5200+ word story features spanking, graphic wall-rattling office sex, choking, domination, bdsm, submission to a sexy older man, a slave voyeur, a M/f/m threesome, a huge cock, rough anal, and an explosive finish you won't forget. Read in public at your own risk!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFrancesca Young
    Release dateJul 17, 2012
    ISBN9781476434223
    Teacher's Pet (School of Submission)
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    Francesca Young

    A twenty-something fresh out of University, Francesca Young left her creative writing program because she got sick of playing by their rules. Now, having found an outlet for her urges, she plumbs the depths of her imagination to bring you stories based on her darkest fantasies.In her spare time, Francesca likes to keep herself busy; her interests include 80s music, staying fit, competitive word games, martial arts, and smoothies.

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