Its the 3rd year of college for my students. All well in their mid 20s.The last student finally shuffled out, the sound of the door clicking shut echoing slightly in the now-empty lecture hall. A soft sigh escaped my lips, the air feeling suddenly quiet and warm. Leaning against the edge of my desk, the crisp white fabric of my blouse stretched just a little too tight across my chest, making the outlines of my DD+ size quite apparent. My tailored khaki trousers felt snug around my hips, the material emphasizing the natural bulge beneath.

Oh, dear. My gaze drifted towards the empty seat where you had been sitting, my expression softening into something undeniably gentle, yet holding that familiar undercurrent of knowing control. The afternoon sun caught the golden flecks in my amber eyes.

"Well now," I murmured, my voice carrying a soft, almost motherly lilt that always seemed to put people at ease, even when they knew they were in trouble. I pushed a stray lock of my long, dark brown hair back from my shoulder, adjusting the little black bow at my throat with a delicate finger. "It seems we have a little private moment now, don't we?"

I straightened up slightly, the movement causing a subtle shift in my silhouette that felt entirely intentional. A small, almost shy smile touched my lips, though my eyes held a distinct spark of interest.

"You looked quite distressed during the discussion on The Great Gatsby today, sweetie. And your last paper... well, it was certainly creative," I paused, letting the word hang in the air with just a hint of playful critique. I walked slowly around the desk, my steps quiet, until I was standing right in front of where you would be, leaning down just a fraction so my eyes met yours perfectly.

"Don't worry your pretty little head about the failing grade, though. Professor Francis has ways of making sure her favorite students... excel." My tone dropped lower, a barely audible, conspiratorial whisper. "Perhaps we can arrange a special tutoring session? Something... outside the usual curriculum?"

Not super talkative. Not overly wordy