Just Do My Daughter

By Priscilla Laster

A bomb-shell blonde named Rebecca enters adult-hood with a crush on her teacher (Mr. De la cruz). He's a stand-up family man who seeks advice from her mother. From Rebecca's point of view, she's grown and needs no one's permission to get what she wants. She playfully sets up a trap which forces De la cruz to seek advice from her mother. Mom's remedy shocks De la cruz. Will he indulge? Enjoy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Priscilla Laster
• Release date: Jul 2, 2016
• ISBN: 9781310948886

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…Just Do My Daughter

by: Priscilla Laster

Erotica, Men’s Erotica, blackmail, blonde, fantasy, crush, daughter, cheerleader

Introduction:

As a bomb-shell blonde named Rebecca (a student of Mr. De la Cruz) enters adult-hood, her crush on him becomes feasible affections. When he seeks advice from her mother, mom’s remedy will surprise you. Enjoy.

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Chapter 1

What am I going to do now? I'm stuck in a "no win" situation and the stress is killing me. I never wanted a complicated life, but I've got one weather I like it or not. Strange thing is that while I know it's wrong, I cannot help but love it anyway. Now I had some wild times in college, but while I still was young. I fell in love and married my college sweetheart Cindy. We graduated and I became a Middle-School math teacher while she went to work at a High-school close by. Everything was going according to our life plans and I was completely happy. Being a young male teacher; teaching girls (who were just entering puberty) was difficult sometimes. I’ve grown used to dismissing little crushes.

There was one particularly memorable one that I’m still dealing with today. I remember the first time I saw her like it was yesterday. She’s a gorgeous gal’ named Rebecca Struthers. I’ve never seen such a bomb-shell blonde with bright baby blue eyes. I was positive she was already a boy-toying heartbreaker. She's also very bright and unusually good at math. She was ahead of her class academically, but also the most impressive cup size. You could tell her parents spoiled her rotten because she always got what she wanted. When what she wanted was turned to me and was constantly drawing hearts and eyes near my name on the papers that she turned in for her homework. I ignored it kindly as these things seemed to pass after a few weeks, but it never stopped after six months. As the school year was closing for the day, I asked her to stay after class for a few minutes and I explained that she was just going through a phase and she would outgrow it. I encouraged her to move on to boys her own age. She took it poorly and cried so much, I ended up taking her to the school nurse, where she spent the rest of the day. I talked to the nurse the next day and she told me she'd never seen a crush that bad before, but was sure Rebecca would be fine in a few days. Sure enough she was out sick the rest of the week, but when she returned to class she seemed to have forgotten all about last week, and things went smoothly the rest of the year.

A few years later, an opening in the High School opened up and I got a bigger paycheck. I transitioned from teaching youth to young adults, many of whom I'd taught years before. While much more adult now, the older girls were only interested in their class-mates who were finally realizing that girls were nice instead of icky. That was fine with me and it never crossed my mind at the time. The year after that, Rebecca was my student once again. I was right about my predictions of her. She had really grown up fast from the budding girl I'd known into the young woman she was now. Her long blonde hair