Strict Discipline: Part 1: Punishment After The Party

By Daniella Donati

Heather Mitchell is a shy college student, struggling to find her way socially after a strict upbringing from her mother . When she finally gets invited to an “in crowd” party she decides she will have to lie to her mother. At the party she meets Mindy who really opens her eyes to her sexuality but it’s when she returns home to her mother that things get truly spicy and exciting....

• Language: English
• Publisher: Erotic Empire Publications
• Release date: Mar 23, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005499136

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Strict Discipline - Part 1: Punishment After The Party

Daniella Donati

Published by Erotic Empire Publications at Smashwords

Copyright 2021 Daniella Donati

The first part in the erotic short-story series Strict Discipline about a young, lesbian college student who begins to enjoy being disciplined.

All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or to other works of fiction, is purely coincidental. All sexual acts depicted are between consenting adults aged eighteen and over.

The author specifically disclaims any responsibility for any liability, loss or risk, which is incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly, of the use and application of any of the contents of this book. The author promotes sexual fantasy and self-pleasure as a healthy, harmless pursuit and does not condone or encourage promiscuity or debauchery in any form.

Strict Discipline - Part 1: Punishment After The Party

Heather Mitchell had always been such a model student until she’d started going to college. She had been brought up in a strictly religious household where her mother had raised her to be as perfect as possible and any deviation from the highest standards of behaviour were met with the strictest discipline.

Apart from starting college, another major thing had changed in her life. Her parents had divorced a year ago and Heather had decided to live with her mother, Evelyn. That seemed the natural choice as she had grown up with her father away on business so much that he was always a slightly distant figure in her life, even when he was around. She had essentially grown up in a single parent household, but now that her parents had divorced it gave her a sense of instability that she’d not known before.

When she’d started college her naturally prim behaviour seemed out of place, unlike how school life had been where she’d worn the same uniform for years and had a headmistress as strict as her mother. Now, she was free to wear what