Exam Assistant: Gay College Erotica (Gay Shorts)

By G.R. Richards

Josh Jones doesn’t take his job all that seriously. It’s a cushy gig, as far as he’s concerned. All he has to do is walk around and look menacing while a bunch of college students write their final exams. Today it’s chemistry at eight in the morning, but that didn’t stop Josh from drinking all last night. In fact, he came to work straight from the club. That’s just how he rolls.

But when Josh escorts a student to the men’s room only to find the guy cheating on his chem final, will the dude be able to talk his way out of trouble? Or will Josh use his mouth for other purposes…?

Gay college erotica.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Great Gay Fiction
• Release date: Sep 15, 2015
• ISBN: 9781516371372

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Exam ASSistant

Gay College Erotica

By G.R. Richards

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Josh Jones was still drunk from the night before when he showed up for his shift at Aurorium Hall. Whose bright idea was it to schedule a chemistry exam at eight in the morning?  He probably would have bailed if he hadn’t been clubbing so close by. Took less time to get to work than to get home. For once in his life, he was actually early.

Proctoring was a good job—well, not a good job, but certainly one he wanted to hold on to. One hundred bucks a pop, and all he had to do was hang around an exam room for three or four hours and make sure nobody cheated.

Not that he particularly cared if college kids cheated on their exams. As far as Josh was concerned, cheating was one of many ways to get ahead in life. He made the mistake of sharing this philosophy with a random co-worker once. That’s probably why he was never assigned as Lead Proctor, only ever Exam Assistant. 

Always the bridesmaid...

But being the assistant had its perks. For one thing, it was the same money for less responsibility. If he was assigned as lead, he might even feel some pressure not to show up drunk. Even better than that, any time a guy had to take a piss, it was Josh’s responsibility to take the guy to the restroom. Other people might not consider this a perk, but other people weren’t Josh.

Why couldn’t students find their own way to and from the toilet during an exam? Well, the university took cheating very seriously and they knew what students were like. Anything could be hidden in a washroom: notes, phones,