The Campus Visit

By Bruce Kent

It's been three weeks since Sheri babysat for the Eriksons, and Sheri is back on campus. She's neck-deep in classes, papers, and all the other aspects of college life. She's enjoying time with her boyfriend Pete and her uninhibited roommate Tammy, but she can't stop thinking about that night with Jim Erikson. When Jim shows up at her doorstep, things take a turn for the steamy.
This is book 2 in the Family Friends trilogy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bruce Kent
• Release date: Aug 3, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310151866

Bruce Kent

Bruce Kent is an international man of mystery, a riddle wrapped in an enigma, a connoisseur of fine wines. He honed his skills under Aristotle, Ra’s al Ghul, AND the Marquis de Sade. When he’s not training killer Dobermans, raising intelligent livestock, or cloning deceased world leaders, he writes erotic fiction.

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The Campus Visit

Family Friends: Part 2

by Bruce Kent

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Author's note: All characters depicted in sexual acts in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older

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Chapter 1

So the letter i represents the square root of negative one, an imaginary number we will be using frequently in mathematical functions from this point forward.

Sheri scribbled notes in her journal furiously, trying to keep up with the professor. Math was her least favorite subject, and college algebra had not been a pleasant experience for her. Still, she was bound and determined to get all As (or possibly this one B) during her freshman year here at the university.

As the professor began an example problem on the screen, Sheri darted her eyes around the large classroom to observe her fellow students. Some, like her, sat in rapt attention, unable to afford missing a step. Others watched the professor laconically – whether that was due to apathy or inherent understanding, Sheri didn’t know. One guy seemed to be asleep on the far side of the room.

Sheri refocused on the math at hand and spent the next half hour trying to comprehend imaginary numbers and their uses. When the class was over and the instructor left the room, Sheri sat staring at her notebook. She was definitely