Bulging for the Professor

By Cordova Skye

I’ve never been that kind of girl, but when I discover the biology professor I’ve had a crush on all semester lives right next door to where I’m housesitting, the opportunity is too good to pass up. The right clothes, some makeup, and surely he won’t recognize the quiet little mouse from the back of the class.

No harm in that, right?

The last thing I expect is for this dominant older man to recognize me, and decide my extracurricular activities require a hard and unprotected lesson in human reproduction.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Burning Lotus Press
• Release date: Nov 8, 2016
• ISBN: 9781370235971

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Bulging for the Professor

Copyright © 2016 Cordova Skye

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Bulging for the Professor

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Bulging for the Professor

The best thing about going to college in California was the weather. Even in October, it was warm enough to lounge by the pool while I studied, even if I was lounging in shorts and a t-shirt instead of a swimsuit.

The second best thing, of course, was house-sitting a place that had a pool to lounge by. Six months rent free, with all the comforts of home, made school in California a lot more affordable, and let me focus on my grades rather than how I’d get by next semester.

I stretched out on the chaise lounge and propped my biology text book on my knee. Bio was my worst class by far, but not because of the subject matter. The problem was the professor. Dr. Kingston had to be at least fifty, with close-cropped silver hair and