Tau Chi Short Story

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The young freshman had actually yet to sleep with any girls at the College. In fact, he'd only had sex twice in his entire life, both of those intoxicated fumbling's with High School whores who'd spread their legs for any male with a bottle of liquor and an attitude; both of which Stuart possessed in spades, and had occurred in the early morning hours, under cover of darkness. Obviously, that number had been multiplied ten-fold when swapping stories with the other members of Delta Tau Chi, as had the legends of his sexual prowess and stamina. The thing was, in Stuart's mind, he hadn't actually been lying about that, it just hadn't struck him that on both occasions he'd been drunk nearly to the point of unconsciousness, and it was a miracle he'd been able to gain an erection at all, let alone climax.

As his eyes had dropped to stare at the young woman on her knees, face obscured by raven hair, with head bobbing up and down, and hand stroking him, it was he who was taught a lesson, rather than Sofia. Instinctively, as his member swelled between her soft lips, he blamed the oncoming eruption not on inexperience, but on the fact of who it was with her mouth on his cock, and that
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For a male, it was the ultimate insult, and if discovered, the teenager knew he'd never rise to his proper rank in the Delta Chi Fraternity. With luck, the situation could possibly still be recovered? As his eyes followed the young woman from her knees to her feet, he shot her a smile - most people would have called it a grimace - and then shuddered at her words, "What are we going to do about this Stuart?" At least she didn't appear too pissed off. She also appeared happy to answer her own

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