Secrets of Erotic Lust - Bonnie the College Girl
By Louise Lovette.
Copyright 2012 Louise Lovette
Smashwords Edition
Mike Davis, a teacher at Hurst Grammar had been away on a week’s course to learn about new developments in Computer and IT teaching methods. It had been a very good course and very instructive, and he had enjoyed it. However he missed being away from Avril his fiancé.
During the course, he had mixed with other teachers, and had met a couple of very nice and quite sexy teachers from other colleges. The invitation had been there, and very obvious, Mike was tempted but thinking of his girlfriend back home, he, without causing offence, quite carefully turned the opportunity down. He was waiting to get back to Avril his fiancé; they were planning to marry now they had both finished their teacher training.
Home again on the Saturday he rang Avril. She seemed pleased to hear from him, but he sensed that something was wrong, and somehow he felt that she was hiding something from him. He was just about to go out to meet her when Mrs. Riddick his landlady stopped him and said “My Fred said he saw Avril kissing a young fellow in the park on Wednesday night. When he spoke to her, she did not reply but turned her face away and she was looking very guilty. I just thought you should know.“
Mike was devastated, the thought that Avril might be cheating on him was hard to believe. He was convinced it was a mistake, and that Fred had mistaken another girl for Avril. But when she answered the door, one look at her face told him that she was feeling terribly guilty about something.
He said without preamble“Avril I have just been told that you were seen with another man kissing on a bench in the park. Is it true?” Avril broke down in tears, and said “I am so sorry Mike -it was only done for a bet.” But Mike was shattered, he felt betrayed, and he just turned without another word, and walked out of the house to the nearest bar where he sat and drank steadily until closing time.
Getting back to his apartment much later, it took both his landlady and her husband to get him to bed. In his drunken state he heard his landlady mutter “I wish I had never told him now.”
“I told you it would cause trouble didn’t I?” He heard her husband say as they left the room. “Some things are best left unsaid.”
The next morning Mike had a splitting headache and as it was a Saturday he did not have go to college. He stayed in bed most of the day; he ate very little, but drank plenty of water.
It took Mike a couple of days and some hard talking to, by a close friend who told him. “Look old son there are plenty more fish in the sea, go out and find some and forget her. Its best to know what she was like now, rather than later when you are married”
Avril tried calling to see him, but he would not see her, nor would he speak to her on the telephone. When he came face to face with her in the staff room the following Monday, he made it clear there was no way back for them. Avril broke down in tears, but Mike felt no sympathy for her at all.