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In TEACHER LEARNED BY LOOKING, Pam Taylor, a prim and proper schoolteacher, is one of those outwardly normal people. But within her a love of new experiences and a desire to be wild and wanton lies coiled like a snake, waiting only for the stimulus to arouse it.
TEACHER LEARNED BY LOOKING—a fictional story about a society that refuses to face many of its real problems.
“What a beautiful moon,” Pam Taylor sighed, snuggling closer to her fiance, Dennis. “It sure makes me feel, er, romantic.”
Dennis Dunn slipped his arms around Pam’s shoulders and kissed her forehead. “Yes, it is romantic. But I should be taking you home soon.”
“Oh, Dennis, not yet!” Pam begged. “This is such a lovely night. I don’t want to go home!”
What Pam really meant was that she wanted more time to seduce Dennis. She was determined that tonight, finally, they were going to go all the way. They’d been engaged for six months, and it was about time.
Pam slid her hand onto Dennis’ leg and suggestively squeezed it. Dennis didn’t seem to notice. She nuzzled his neck and kissed his cheek, but he just smiled at her. Pam was finding it difficult to control herself, she wanted this man so badly. She was practically squirming with desire.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.