One Woman & Three Teenage Girls

By Candice Christian

A forty-one-year-old high school teacher has been lusting after one of her students, Julia, for several years, just waiting for her to come of age. Fueled by her inflamed libido Tina Bell begins a very dangerous seduction of young girl. Surprisingly, to Tina, the girl doesn’t resist, and in fact seems to go along with the attention from the older woman. Emboldened by the girl’s reactions, she invites her over to her house to watch a special show only on cable TV. Since the show will air at midnight, she extends the girl the offer of staying the night.

Surprisingly the girl agrees. The older woman is now obsessed about having the girl to herself for the night. The morning before the broadcast, the girl calls Tina and asks if she can bring two of her girlfriends. Tina is torn by the request, fearing it might be a way of thwarting the older woman’s seduction attempts, but then the two girls in question are equally attractive and of age. Thinking this could be an even better situation if the two other teens were as adventurous as Julia. She agrees to have them come along.

The time leading up to the arrival of the three teens, finds Tina overcome with erotic fantasies of what could happen once they arrived. In her fantasies, the three girls are insatiable, and willing to do anything Tina desires. Once the intensity of her fantasy fades, Tina gets her house ready for her guests, hoping against hope the evening will be as memorable as her erotic fantasy, if it were only half as memorable Tina would be a very happy woman for sure.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tenth Muse
• Release date: Mar 30, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215052617

Candice Christian

Candice was born in Paris KY on 9 January 1988. Her parents, George Bertrand Christian, an attorney who once aspired to be an actor, and Frances Hollowell insisted that Candice and her sister Simone, be sent to a Catholic school. Candice was deeply religious as a child, at one point thought of becoming a nun.

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One Woman & Three Teenage Girls

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'Author's note: All characters depicted in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

About Candice Christian

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Acknowledgements

D’Anna Biers

Chapter One

To me, a forty-one-year old teacher, Julia was one of those girls I couldn't keep my eyes off. She started school here at the Young Ladies Academy as most girls, a cute little fourteen year old in nineth grade. Over the past four of years I've watched her grow, just slowly, through adolescence into adulthood and I get aroused when she's within sight.

Julia Neumann was born in Berlin, Germany and emigrated with her parents when she was two years old. A polyglot, of course, and with those classic features: high cheek bones, blond hair you just want to run your fingers through, and clear, unblemished skin. The girl just turned me on so much.

I wanted to spend some time with her, at my place. We could talk about my travels to Germany - I've got heaps of souvenirs and memorabilia from my trips there. We could talk about books - I know she likes YA fiction and at lunch break she's usually in the library reading.

Julia loves soccer!

She's always singing the praises of the German Soccer teams, and about the up-coming world cup. But I don't know much about soccer. I did know, however, that Germany was going to play USA in the world cup qualifiers, and the only way it was going to be broadcast was on cable TV.

Just before she left the library on Friday I asked her about the qualifying match.

Hey Julia, are you going to watch the qualifier tomorrow night?

We haven't got cable, she answered, and I don't know anyone else who's has. Are you going to watch it Miss Bell?

Sure am, I replied.

Yes, I did have cable, but I would have watched an old movie rather than a qualifying soccer match. She lingered a moment and wanted to say something, but I wasn't going to prompt her.

I suppose you want USA to win, she said.

No way! I replied, Deutschland fur mich!

Julia knew I spoke a little