She then opened her eyes and I think felt a little embarrassed to find me in the room. She asked me if I would mind to leave them alone for a while. I...was in no mood to do so but I said sure and walked out of the room.She met me in the dining area and looked very charming and relaxed. Her face was glowing. One could sense her happiness by looking at her face. She sat opposite to me and apologised for the inconvenience. I told her that it was perfectly fine and I didn’t mind. In my heart, I was. Then I was wondering why I would even care. I didn't like him, and then slowly he seemed more appealing. I look at his ass, or I'd raise my hand more even though I didn't know the correct answer. Then out of nowhere I started getting better grades on my home work. I would get my papers back, and I would be in shock. I'd look up at him, and be like "are you sure you graded this right?". He'd just smile at me, and move on to the next person. Then next thing I know I was standing in front of his. “You, off out?” “It’s my bridge night,” returned the smile and turning around continued. “So I’ll be back about eleven.” “Have a good time,” I smiled when watching the way she disappeared and listening to her walking down the stairs before closing the front door I knew that in a few minutes I would be able to see whether my fantasy lady was online. Now ready and slipping on my dressing gown I went to the computer, sat down on the chair and logged in. After the usual delay I found the right. She’d only talked to Jim a few times. But she found his attention flattering.“I really don’t bother,” she found herself saying. “Here, in my own back yard.” She immediately blushed and avoided looking at him. What did I say THAT for? she asked herself.“Really?” he said quietly. “Nothing at all?”She tried to sound casual, but knew her voice was tight. “Oh..no..you know…this smock covers me up.” Linda managed a nervous.