Jackie and the TA

By Sara Dunbar

Jackie goes to visit her professor to get his approval on an assignment, but instead finds his teaching assistant, who is more than happy to approve.

"Jackie and the TA" is the second short story in a new series by the author of "The Perkins' Maid". All four stories in this new series are available in one volume, titled "Juicy Juniors".

(This short story contains mature subject matter and is not intended for anyone under the age of 18.)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sara Dunbar
• Release date: Sep 28, 2021
• ISBN: 9780463707517

Sara Dunbar

Sara Dunbar has been writing fiction for over twenty years. She wrote her first erotica short story as a dare, and that triggered a number of others. She has since gone on to publish almost fifty different erotica titles, with no doubt many more to come.

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Jackie and the TA

Sara Dunbar

Jackie and the TA

Written by Sara Dunbar

Published by Sara Dunbar

Copyright 2021, Sara Dunbar

All rights reserved.

This story contains mature subject matter and is not intended for anyone under the age of 18.

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All characters depicted in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older.

Jackie tapped her pen lightly on the desk in front of her as she heard the familiar words to signify that her professor was wrapping it up for the session. OK then, guys and gals. See you next time. Keep on reading!

The lecture had been in English Literature, which Jackie didn’t mind. She thought she’d do okay in this class, but it was her History class that she was really struggling with. Jackie’s History professor was pretty old and, in Jackie’s opinion, an uninspiring man, and she was having a difficult time getting engaged in any work for him.

She wasn’t a bad student. In fact, she was studious and hardworking, but the sources they were supposed to be studying for that class just weren’t capturing her attention. After this lecture had finished, she’d arranged to meet Professor Lynch in his office. They’d been given quite a large element of choice in their next assignment, and she had an idea to run by him.

The Enlightenment Period was what they’d been studying, but Jackie felt that they’d been looking at it in a very material sense. She had some ideas for a philosophical essay, and she was hoping he’d approve