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Original title: Teach Me a Lesson II (Audio Script)

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Running into Professor Becker on campus requires both of you to have a little discretion. It’s kind of fun pretending like you don’t know each other around your colleagues, but it’s tough to hide how badly you want another one of his strict lessons. And once you two are finally alone, neither of you is holding back. Teacher & Student romantic Audio ✅ German Lessons ✅ Audio Sex Story ✅ Spicy Audio Porn ✅ Dirty Talk for Women ✅ Spanking ✅ Sexy Swedish Accent

Original fiction. Characters and events are invented.

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Mm, I’ll take one of these…

ooh, definitely one of these…

I’ll skip the swiss.

Just grab a few crackers and…

I think that’ll do it.

Thanks to the psychology department for keeping me alive on a steady diet of free cheese and crackers these last couple of years.

I’ll just grab my plate and make a silent escape back to my office—

“Oh, Lydia!”

It’s never a good sign when my advisor is yelling my name.

I’m either about to be forced into a very dull conversation about department politics or she’s going to ask me to explain my research to someone who would rather be talking to her.

I really need to get back to my office and finish up that proposal, but… oh well.

Jane, subtle as ever, continues waving me over as I make my way through the clusters of students and professors milling about.

I can’t see who she’s with… probably one of the new clinicians or that researcher we’ve been trying to coax into joining the faculty.

It’s someone tall, dark hair…

It’s…

it’s you.

“Oh, Lydia, there you are.

What was the name of the institute again?

Where you’re going for your fellowship this fall?”

“The Institute for Sexual Health Studies, in Dresden.”

“That’s right!

I couldn’t remember if it was the ISHS or the one in Berlin.”

“Ah, yeah, I’m familiar with it.

Great place to study.”

Heat flushes through my cheeks as I look up at you.

Your blazer hugs your body loosely and your white t-shirt is tucked just slightly into a pair of dark jeans.

Your eyes meet mine for a moment and you smile, just a little.

Just enough to give me a flutter of pleasure in the center of my chest.

“Oh, by the way, Lydia, this is Professor Becker.

He’s over in the Philosophy department, but he’s going to be teaching a seminar in our department next semester.”

“Hi there.

Nice to meet you.”

“Hello, Professor Becker.”

“Please, call me Roman.

I don’t even make my students call me professor.”

“You know, Roman, the seminar you’ll be teaching—it reminds me a lot of the research Lydia was doing last year.

She’s a wonderful TA, if you ever need one.”

You’re trying very hard to keep your attention on my advisor, but your eyes flick over to mine every few seconds.

It’s like you’re fighting against a powerful urge to look at me.

“Well, it’s a shame you won’t be here next semester, otherwise the job would be yours.

Your German must be great if you’re going to be studying at the Institute.”

“It’s… acceptable.

I could probably benefit from a few more lessons.”

“Would you two excuse me right quick?

Professor Goldsmith just walked in and I need to have a word with him, department chair nonsense.

Don’t work too hard, Lydia.

You deserve to get out of that cave for a bit.”

“Cave?”

“My office.

No windows, unfortunately.”

“Ah, that’s no good.

You deserve better than that.”

“Yeah, well, maybe next year.

How are you?”

“Very well, now that you’re here.”

It’s been four or five days since our first meeting last week.

I’ve been wanting to reach out and schedule another lesson, but there’s just been so much to do with my trip coming up.

I may be busy, but that doesn’t mean I’ve stopped thinking about you, at all.

“And you?

Doing well, I hope.”

“Yeah, yeah, I’m good.

I’ve been writing all day, trying to get my experiments squared away before I leave next month.

Why, actually, are you at the psychology department’s end-of-semester party?”

“Well, if I’m going to be teaching a psychology seminar then I think that gives me privileges to come and eat your department’s free cheese and drink your crappy wine.”

“Oh!

That’s right.

That’s wonderful, congratulations.

I honestly thought you were joking when you mentioned proposing a class last week.”

“Maybe I was, but talking to you about it kind of sparked something in me.

I decided to just try and see if it would be of any interest and the department chair thought it sounded like a wonderful idea, so… barring my syllabus not being approved, then you will see much more of me over here.”

“Is that so?

Well, that’s good news, because…

I could use some more German lessons…”

“I think you could as well.”

Mmm, there’s that look in your eyes again.

That little switch that I saw happen last week when you… I don’t know what to call it… got into character?

It’s like you’re suddenly someone else, like you’re standing up a bit straighter, and your eyes are a little darker.

I should go back to my office and get some more work done, but… I can’t even pretend to resist you.

All week I had been thinking about texting you, but forced myself to stay focused, to not lose sight of everything I have to get done in the next couple of months before I leave.

I can almost feel all of that resolve draining out of me as you cock your head a little and smile.

“Now.”

“Right now?”

“Mhm.”

I watch your eyes tick around the room, scanning the crowd to make sure no one is paying much attention to us.

I can feel my heartbeat in my throat as I lead us away from the auditorium and down the hall.

I reach out to take your hand—oh, shit.

No, we can’t do that.

I almost forgot how… inappropriate… this whole thing might be seen as.

For your sake and mine, it’s probably best that we keep it our little secret.

My body is buzzing as we reach my office.

It feels like there’s something blocking me from taking a full breath… like I just walked into a wall of heat.

A thousand different images of what you’re going to do to me spin through my head.

Your mouth is on mine before I can fully get inside and close the door.

Your kiss is heavy and intense like you’ve been imagining this moment for days.

“I’ve been thinking about you a lot this week.

Thinking about this.”

“Yeah?

Me too.”

I pull away before you can lean in again.

Holding space between our bodies… forcing us to just sit with the anticipation.

Something I really liked about last week was how in control I felt, even though you were the one playing the role of the strict disciplinarian.

It felt like I was guiding you toward doing what I wanted…

telling you in code how to touch me and where.

Maybe it’s the control freak in me…

or maybe I just need to learn to let go a little.

“Have you been practicing your lessons this week?”

“Yes, professor.”

I step back and away from you and move to sit on the edge of my desk.

You follow me, pressing your torso up against mine with your hands flat on the cool, smooth surface.

Between four bookcases and my desk, there’s not a lot of room to move around, but I think we can use that to our advantage.

“You’re going to have to prove it to me… that you’ve been studying.”

“Is this a pop quiz or something?”

“Yes, and you’d do well to take it very seriously.”

You press your palm gently against my cheek and I lean into the touch.

Your fingers push into the hair at the nape of my neck.

They curl around a few strands and start to tug.

You continue pulling until my head is tilted back and I’m forced to look up at you.

Last week I let myself be malleable, let you lead me and guide my body where you wanted it.

I’m more than a little curious how you’ll react if I resist a little…

I try to turn my head to the side, but your grip tightens and keeps me still.

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