Can't Say No: Naughty At Night School

By Tawny Day

Working hard for her grade!

Kelly is selected to participate in a new education program through her work. Corporate waited until the last minute to tell her, forcing her to drop everything and race to school! She was late, and the professor wasn’t happy with her. Kelly begs him to let her stay, and promises to do whatever she can to convince him to let her join his class. Lucky for her, he takes her up on her offer!

*Explicit* *Erotic* *Hot*

Can't Say No: Naughty At Night School is a stand-alone erotic short story in the Can’t Say No series about Kelly. Read them in order to enjoy the full experience!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Spicy Cocktail Press
• Release date: Apr 26, 2022
• ISBN: 9781948744232

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Can't Say No

Naughty At Night School

Tawny Day

Spicy Cocktail Press

Copyright © 2022 by Tawny Day

Original Copyright as Can't Say No: The Second Part, used with permission

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1. Naughty At Night School

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Naughty At Night School

I know it’s late, but do you mind coming into my office for a quick meeting? Jason asked.

A thrill shot through me. Did he want a quickie before heading out for the evening? Sure, I said, my voice all breathless. We’d been hooking up, but there were still so many things I haven’t done with him yet. Or had him do to me.

I was disappointed when he left the door open after gesturing for me to take a seat inside his office. It wasn’t that I’d mind if one of the guys saw us together, but I knew he wouldn’t have left the door open if he wanted to hook up.

First, I want to apologize up front. I barely got the paperwork ten minutes ago and there really isn’t a lot of time if you’re going to make it.

I don’t understand, I said.

You remember that application we put in for night classes? Jason asked.

Oh! Yeah, but I figured they didn’t pick me. Wow, I barely remembered filling out all that paperwork when my boss suggested I take advantage of the tuition assistance at work. I never could figure out what I wanted to do with my life, so I never went to college or anything. But Jason was super supportive and the company wanted to look caring and diverse and stuff. There were almost no women employees so I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that they decided to pick me even though my secretary job wasn’t that important.

Well, they assigned you to the marketing track. That way you can help with presentations and brochures, things like that. But you have to start tonight or lose your place in the program.

Oh, my God. I wasn’t sure if I was excited - or mad. Why didn’t they give me any warning? What if I wasn’t available and missed my chance? Hell,