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    My Algebra Teacher
    My Algebra Teacher
    My Algebra Teacher
    Ebook62 pages55 minutes

    My Algebra Teacher

    By Joey Matthew

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    Andy was a star student who needed help with his Algebra Homework and Pippa was a hot Algebra Teacher at Jackson middle school. When the two get together, sparks fly and the rest is history. After their private encounters become public, Pippa resigns her teaching position, but finds love right under her nose, of all places - the Courthouse!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoey Matthew
    Release dateMay 15, 2011
    ISBN9781458007391
    My Algebra Teacher
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    Joey Matthew

    After completing a doctorate degree in the Sciences, Joey Matthew began teaching college in the United States. Joey has written several books including: America for the Newbie; Caretaker or Predator; Do More With Less; Dotting Parents, Jailbirds; Lovers Beware; Me, Nisa & Texas; My Algebra Teacher; Olivia's Revenge; One That Got Away; Sara Says I Do, But...; The Confitent; Three Sisters; Burning Bed; To Diet or Not To Diet, University Equals Degree Plus Hubby; Who Got the Girl?; Joe Takes WhiteHouse; and Twist of Fate.

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      Book preview

      My Algebra Teacher - Joey Matthew

      *****

      My Algebra Teacher

      By Joey Matthew

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright © 2011 Joey Matthew

      *****

      Please purchase a copy, if you haven’t already done so. This eBook contains sexually explicit material and is intended for mature audiences only!

      *****

      Chapter One

      Oh, Ms. Palin—; no—, please—.

      "Come on Andy, make up your mind; do you really want me to stop? I can if you just say the word!

      Oh, yes—, no— no—; Oh, Ms. Palin—.

      What did you just say, Andy? What—? You can’t talk? It’s alright; just shake your head, I’ll understand.

      Not yet; please don’t stop, Ms. Palin. Andy was barely fourteen years old and he was Ms. Pippa Palin’s eighth grade star student at Andrew Jackson middle school in Southeast Dallas. She was barely twenty-three years old and a babe; when Pippa came to teach at the school, the boys were going wild, lining up at the office wanting to take her class. The school counselors had a hard time keeping the boys in check, denying their requests to be first in her Algebra class. Even some of the boys who had already taken the class, wanted to repeat, arguing that they hadn’t learned anything, the last time around!

      To say she was very pretty would be an understatement. When the boys passed in front of her Algebra classroom during recess, their heads would be turned at a full ninety degrees, until her classroom was out of their peripheral vision. After watching them a few times, Pippa got clever, and she started placing a trash can strategically in front of the class, wanting to humiliate them in the act. The whole class would look out at the sudden noise generated by the flying can as the unsuspecting boy came face-to-face with the offending object, bumping into it with full force. A sudden laughter was all that remained after the noise died down!

      Sometimes Pippa would come out of the classroom and declare, Jonathan, don’t make a habit of it, alright? and the poor kid would be all red in the face, replying, Sorry Ms. Palin; I didn’t mean to. I’ll be careful next time.

      While Andy was first in everything, he had trouble with algebra and Ms. Palin had very graciously volunteered to coach him. It was their little secret, and none of the other boys in the school had any idea that Andy was at the receiving end of his Algebra teacher’s undivided attention.

      The boys would kill for an opportunity to be tutored by the curvaceous teacher. To top it all, Andy was even a virgin, about to be plucked from the abyss of ignorance and filled with all the essential knowledge in sexology, without which, a young teen like Andy might as well have not been born. He was a jock in school, and all the girls wanted to date him, including the whole cheerleader squad. They sure were seriously contemplating an orgy where Andy would be the star attraction. Ms. Pippa had no idea that she was dealing with such a gem, when she had reluctantly agreed to tutor him at a weak moment, out of her goodness for the poor lad!

      Andy was the most popular thing that ever happened to Andrew Jackson middle school for the homecoming dance. It sure was the most extravagant event in the school’s history. The parents had dropped off their kids, all dressed up to the gills, one by one for the dance and one could make out how proud they were, by glancing at the little road in front of the school, just before the dance was about to commence.

      It was a win-win situation for Andy, when it came to his relationship with Ms. Palin. He was not only getting all the expertise he needed to ace the Scholastic Assessment Tests (SAT) in high school, plus he was also going to be very popular with the young ladies.

      Andy would be the only one in a graduating class of four hundred that would have mastered all the intricacies of pleasing the opposite sex without actually making a trip downtown. Something that would come in very handy, come next year; Hello high school, here comes, Andy….!

      Andy would be so great; no girl would ever want to say no to Andy; for what? To miss all that excitement one only reads in books and magazines, and watch in movies? It was truly possible to achieve all that, and more, thanks

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