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    The Substitute Mommy
    The Substitute Mommy
    The Substitute Mommy
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    The Substitute Mommy

    By Dort Wesley

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    Maggie is overcome with emotion that her little girl is actually old enough to start first grade, and it brought back all the old memories of how she became a mother at the tender age of fifteen! She had moved to protect her daughter and to keep the promise she made to raise Charity as her own, and then moved again when someone she knew spotted her and started vicious rumors that weren't true. She was happy in the small town, and when she met the teacher's son, she couldn't help responding to him.
    Nathaniel is completely taken with the pretty seamstress, but he was sure she was hiding something. He was tempted to take her over his knee to learn the truth, but he was afraid Maggie would refuse to have anything further to do with him if he gave her a spanking. She had made it clear what she thought of a man spanking a grown woman! She thought it despicable, and it made him wonder if her deceased husband beat her.

    Finally, the inevitable happened, and Maggie was faced with telling Nathaniel the truth. She feared losing his love, but she would not give up her daughter, not for any man! The child was hers in every way that mattered.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlushing
    Release dateMar 2, 2015
    ISBN9781627500623
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      The Substitute Mommy - Dort Wesley

      The Substitute Mommy

      By

      Dort Wesley

      Copyright 2015 Blushing Books and Dort Wesley

      Published by Blushing Books at Smashwords

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      Wesley, Dort

      The Substitute Mommy

      eBook ISBN: 978-1-62750-062-3

      Cover Design by ABCD Graphics & Design

      All romantically involved characters in this book are over eighteen years old.

      This book is intended for adults only. Spanking and other sexual activities represented in this book are fantasies only, intended for adults. Nothing in this book should be interpreted as Blushing Books' or the author's advocating any non-consensual spanking activity or the spanking of minors.

      Table of Contents:

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      About the Author

      Blushing Books

      Chapter One

      Mommy, I’m scared!

      Maggie looked at the little girl in the mirror while she was brushing the child’s long dark hair. It surprised her to see tears in Charity’s pretty brown eyes. What are you scared of, honey? Maggie asked as she expertly divided Maggie’s hair into two sections so she could make braids for Charity’s first day of school. You enjoy being with other children.

      What if I’m stupid and the teacher yells at me? she asked.

      Then I will march into that school and yell at the teacher! Maggie’s redheaded temper took control of her mouth, and she was instantly sorry. "Oh, honey, you are not stupid and the teacher isn’t going to yell at you."

      Are you sure? I can’t read or do many sums…

      And that is why you are going to school in the first place, Charity. School is where you go to learn all those things. The teacher will know this is your first day of school ever, and I’m sure that you won’t be expected to know anything except maybe your alphabet, and you know that.

      Okay, Mommy. I love you.

      Oh, I love you, too. With all my heart.

      What if the other children want to know why I don’t have a daddy like they do?

      You simply tell them your daddy died during a bank robbery.

      Okay. I’m ready now. Do you think I look pretty in the new dress you made for me?

      Yes, young lady, I do! The pink makes your cheeks look rosy. Don’t forget your lunch pail, Charity reminded the excited youngster. Will you miss me today? Charity asked as they went out the door and started walking toward the school that was located at the edge of town.

      Now, don’t you go worrying about me, Missy. I’ll be just fine. Remember, I have a lot of work to get done.

      Why does Mrs. Porter need so many dresses, Mommy? Charity never ran out of questions. Is it because she’s getting fatter?

      That’s not nice, young lady! Maggie scolded, but the effect of the words was lost when she smiled. Mrs. Porter was one very heavy woman, and she did keep outgrowing her dresses, which was a good thing given that sewing was Maggie’s occupation. Without Mrs. Porter, she wouldn’t make nearly enough to support herself and Charity.

      Are we the first ones here? Charity asked, suddenly shy again. She grabbed for Maggie’s hand and held on tight.

      No, I see the new teacher taking Karen inside. You like to play with Karen, don’t you?

      Yes.

      We’ll go and meet the teacher, and you can see who else is in the first grade. Maggie didn’t try to pull her hand from Charity’s. She wasn’t so old that she couldn’t recall her very first day of school! They walked up the steps and inside the schoolhouse.

      Hello there! the teacher called to them, walking over to where they stood. I am Mrs. Williams, and you are? She looked at Charity questioningly.

      My name is Charity, and Mommy says I’m not stupid, but I can’t read yet, Charity said solemnly, getting her fears out in the open right away.

      Oh, I can see you aren’t a bit stupid, Charity, Mrs. Williams said with a smile, offering reassurance. No one knows how to read when they first come to school.

      Good, Charity whispered. I know my alphabet.

      "Well, good! You can help the

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