First Stories

Bernie is a tall, gawky high school kid who goofs off once too often and has to stay after gym class. Punishment? Not so much, when dawdling in the shower means he's surprised by two of his teachers, the naive white English teacher, Alice Johnson, and the shapely black guidance counselor, Liz McIntyre. They teach him a thing or two. (Celeste's score: 10, 9.5, 9.5: "A pretty good story in its own right."

Juliet only wants help understanding the company’s new computer software. Jeremy is happy to teach her, even if it means staying late. But when the widowed secretary offers the nineteen-year-old clerk the spare bed in her hotel room, professional gratitude develops into a private lesson neither intends to repeat—or can resist repeating.

Thirteen-year old Jenny feigns illness to avoid a math test. I've been her family doctor -- and a family friend -- for years. Do I expose her fraud -- or exact my price?

The girls in Kenny's class have banned themselves from dating the boys. Each boy gets one chance to pass a test that will allow him to spend the weekend with three girls of his choice. Can Kenny pass the test?

Luke has got to be the unluckiest boy around, until....

This 17 year old nerd was on the receiving end of an attack at school. He is knocked unconscious and on waking up discovers that he can influence people with his thoughts - starting with his mum's best friend and progressing to include some of his female classmates and teachers and school admin staff.

Mommy's 14-year old son, Billy, has been spying on her and going through her panties, so she's going to have a little fun with him. The more the merrier when she invites her friend Donna Schwartz to have fun with Billy, as well.