Why don’t you have a seat here and I’ll get you one.’ Ms. Jensen stated as she pointed to her desk chair. Jake sat down in her chair, feeling so...ewhat awkward due to the raging hard on pressing against his pants. Standing beside him, Ms. Jensen fumbled through stacks of paper, her erect nipples occasionally brushing against his arm. Finding the Class Evaluation form, Ms. Jensen offered it to Jake. ‘I’m glad to see something in this class has intrigued you.’ Ms. Jensen said playfully as she eyed. He startled me, and I couldn’t help but giggle. He opened my door and helped me out of my car… “Wow” he licked his lips “You’re even more beautiful in person.” “Whatever” I giggled and hit him with my elbow. “You still look like the Rock to me” He rolled his eyes and said. “Well I’ve been told I look like Freddy Prince Jr.” “Nah ah, he’s not the most electrifying man in sports entertainment.” I laughed again. . "The lake?" I've never been there," I said with a lick of my lips, but I'd heard all about it."It's daytime though," he said and I wondered what difference that made."So?" I giggled. "Is it closed during the day or something?" No," he laughed too. "I don't think so, but ... Are you sure?" Yeah," I lied. "I'm sure. I don't feel like ice skating anymore." Okay, um..." Jeremy blinked and looked around. "We need to go that way."Every town has a lake, right? Or at least a make out spot, whether. Mr. McClellan shook his head in disgust. He said, “I think it’s stupid to have someone who is taking second semester calculus in a university, sit through a high school introduction to algebra class.”“I have to take algebra, because I’m a sophomore in high school. That’s the rule. We can’t ignore the rules. No one can graduate high school without taking algebra as a sophomore,” Danny said.“It’s not right.”Danny said, “Jack Welch said, ‘face reality as it is; not as it was, or as you wish it to.