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willing to Wait by Betty Winters, grade eleven class.

There's so many things I want from life. Financial security, disability,

love.

I've never really had those kinds of things. We never had any money, which

is why I go to school in an academic scholarship. I've never really

had stability because of my chaotic home life. And I know there's no such

thing as a fairy tale romance, but, yes, I do want to

experience love. But love is something I'm ready to wait for. I've waited this

long already. You see, I'm a virgin. Yes, an 18 year old

virgin. I'm not ashamed to admit that I believe that this has shaped

my life in many, many. It has taught me discipline.

Just got a few pages left grade and I'll be right to bed, honey.

Anything interesting?

No, just some normal stuff.

Okay. We'll try not to stay up too late. You have to be up

really early in the morning to drive me to the airport for my business

meeting.

Yeah, the airport. I'll be right there, honey.

Is that good? Yes. I'm an 18 year old virgin.

You're right, big boy. I'm a virgin.

All right.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Anymore.

That's a good fucking little virgin. That's a good

oh, that was tonight. Okay.

I'm sorry. My wife is out of town on a business. No, no, no,

that was tonight. I'm sorry. Mrs. Davies had to step out of town. It

was a work emergency. There was a work emergency? Yes. Yes.

Hi, Mr. Davies.

Betty, hi. Can I please.

Thank you.

I am so sorry. In all of the chaos, I must have forgotten to

tell you that Mrs. Davies got called away on a work emergency today for

a few hours.

Oh, no. Well, I mean, I guess work emergencies happen when you work for

the mayor's office.

Unfortunately, it happens a lot more than we would like to admit. Maybe we

should reschedule. I think that might be a better option. Or you could wait

here with me for a few hours. Sometimes these things wrap up quickly and

she could get back sooner than we expect. I was just about to pop

a pizza in the oven. Promised you dinner, but pizza might do in pinch.

I can give you right home afterward, too.

Yes, I love pizza.

Great. Just set your stuff on the table right here. I'll be right in.

Awesome. Thank you.

Sorry. That's so funny, that case. It was great.

Philly, here's a good receipt for you.

I'd like to thank you again for referring me to your wife about that

job. I really hope it works out. Really. Use extra money.

Sure, no problem at all. But that's not really why I called you here.

Why did you call me here? Mr. Davis?

Please, call me Michael. How many times do I have to tell you? Call

me Michael.

I don't know if I can do that. I'm such a strict rule. But

anyways, about my essay oh, yes.

It was very, very good. Very solid piece of writing.

Your insight was wonderful. It felt very fresh and new. It was great. Did

you know that I wanted to be a writer when I was growing up?

Really? I've thought about it once before, too.

Well, unlike me, you actually have a chance of becoming a writer. With your

grades, how could you not? You're so smart and you're so organized and so

driven and so punctual and thought out and sweet. You're very pretty.

You're really going to break a lot of hearts in this industry one day.

Thank you.

Betty, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to make you feel uncomfortable with my words.

What are you doing, Mr. Davis?

Betty, what do you mean? Betty, I know you feel it, too.

Feel what? You're making me feel really uncomfortable.

Our connection. Okay? I

know you wrote that essay for me to read.

Specifically, you asked us to write an essay, how it shaped us as adults,

so I specifically wrote it for you. But it was just an essay.

No, it was more than that.

It's okay. It was more than that. I know.

Even if you don't know, you just needed someone to understand for you.

You needed someone like me that can understand for you.

I think this is something we can talk about at school. I should go

tell your wife. Betty.

Betty. Betty, wait.

Don't come here.

Please. I just want you to stay here and to be with me.

Betty, what do you mean be with you?

When I read your essay, when I read that you were a virgin still,

I read all the things that you wanted in life. When I saw that

you wanted financial stability, when I saw that you wanted

love, I knew that I could give you all of those things. I knew

that I was going to be the one that was special enough in your

life, that could give you everyone's desires. Betty, it's going to be so

special.

Stop touching shit.

I wanted this to be easy. I wanted to do this the nice way.

But I can see now that this is going to hurt me, too. I

can see now that this is what I have to do. I would never,

ever make you do anything that you didn't want to do.

But rest assured, if you do decide to go,

your financial aid will be cut off, your scholarship will be revoked, and

your attendance at school will be denied. You will not be allowed to finish

school, and all of that hard work will be gone.

No. No. Why would you do this to me?

No, baby, this hurts me, too, baby. But this is the only way. This

is the only way. This is the only way for you to understand how

much we need each other. How much I need you and how much how

much you need me. You're so connected.

You're crazy. I am not. Right.

You lose everything that you have worked toward.

All right.

Okay. I'll do whatever you want. Please, just don't take it

all from me.

Such a smart girl. There's only one thing that I'm going to take from

you tonight. I want to

show you my office again.

I know you've been looking forward to this.

I could feel it in your writing. You've been looking forward to it for

a long time.

It's a lot to take on the first time.

Yeah, it's a lot.

Such a beautiful young woman.

Thank you, Mr. Peters.

Just call me Michael.

Those words he wrote to me were very powerful. It was

like you were speaking right to me through pages

so tangled. It's okay.

Keep this leg right up there.

Yes.

Michael, your flesh is so nice and warm in my hands.

Okay. Can I just get this over with?

This isn't something to be rushed. You're going to remember this forever. That's not

how you want to remember it, is it?

Just might. Get it over with.

Set up straight.

Just slip it right off.

Okay. All right.

Confusing your hands like that.

Yes. Thankful.

Thank you.

Stand up. Stand up for me.

Your skin is so firm and nice.

Such a cute little bottom. Okay.

Oh.

So fresh.

Do you know what to do with that? Yeah.

I want you to put it in your mouth.

What?

Do you know what to do when it's in your mouth?

No, of course not. Of course not.

That's the way to do it. That's such a good girl. You're doing so

well.

Shit.

You look so beautiful like

that's.

We should both be naked.

Okay?

Yes. Don't forget to touch a clip when I do this. Don't forget to

mask a bit. It makes it feel so much better.

Oh, yes.

You're so nice to me. Let me show you how I can be

nice to you now.

It's okay.

See, doesn't that feel nice? Doesn't that feel nice?

Teacher knows best. Teacher.

Oh, that's so beautiful.

It just takes over your body. It just fills you. That's

right.

God. Understood. In here.

That's right. So much better when it's real.

So much better when it's real.

Oh, my goodness.

Yes. Yes.

Oh.

Just try to relax. Try to relax and it won't hurt so much.

Look at me.

Oh, God.

Don't drop me.

No, I never drop you.

Yes.

So much better this way.

Tastes different.

Mugs. You've been funny.

Yes. You are making me so hard.

Oh. Oh, my God.

Oh, my God. You really deep inside me.

Oh, such a tight part of your body.

Just use my body to stretch it out. Yes.

Make your body into a wound.

Such a young girl.

Oh, God.

Oh, God.

Oh, yes.

Oh, my God.

Pull it open for me. Pull it open.

Oh, my God. Oh, careful.

Oh, shit.

Oh, my God. You're really big.

Driving.

Oh.

Oh, my God.

Oh.

I need with loving shit here.

Oh, yes. Oh, yes.

Now you can make it different.

Oh.

Oh. That's the word. Oh, my God.

Oh, yeah.

I want you to put it in your mouth again. Feel that slobber all

over it.

Yes. Get back up here.