Unexpected Changes-My Junior Year Part 4(Redone) - Sex Stories

Unexpected Changes-My Junior Year Part 4(Redone)

... table, her arms were crossed and she looked mad. “Good afternoon Ms James,” I said, locking the door, “beautiful weather we’re having, aren’t we?” “Cut the crap Tommy, what do you want with me?” she asked. “Oh, just a simple favour, or the photos come out, into the school, slut!” I joyfully said. “You know this is blackmail right? You know what you’re doing is against the law right?” she asked, still mad. “Oh, Ms James, don’t get mad, I only need one thing from you, that’s all.” I said, “No need to get the cops and the media involved.” “Out with it then.” she said as I walked towards her. “Listen Ms James, what I want from you won’t be difficult.” I said. I bent down and unzipped my bag. I took out the piece of paper and passed it to her. “I just need you to sign here.” I said, handing her a pen. “A change in guardian form?” she asked, “What is this?” “I need you to be my legal guardian, until I turn 18.” I said, “You have to sign it, or else!” “But why?” she asked. “Well Ms James,” I began, “my parents died a few months back and they didn’t will for anyone to take care of me, so the state put me up with my aunt and uncle. But they are not rich people and have their own kids. I’ve been living by myself, but there is an officer from child services that comes by their house for inspections. I have to be there, so I have to take two hours to get there and back, not including the time I stay there. I’m a real burden for them.” “So what?” she asked, concerned. “Well, if my ...

... guardian changes to you, I won’t have to travel so far and I won’t be a burden on my aunt and uncle,” I replied. My eyes were becoming watery. “So where have you been living?” she asked. “I’m actually staying with my cousin. She’s from Sweden and our house is just a short ride away from school. She can’t be my legal guardian because she isn’t a citizen or permanent resident. She just completed university and has plans to move on,” I replied. “Oh Tommy,” Ms James sighed, “you didn’t have to blackmail me into doing this, you should have just asked. I would have been glad to do this for you. You’re one of my brightest and favourite students.” Ms James got off the table and gave me a big hug. I began to cry softly as she gently embraced me. “Now, now Tommy, don’t cry. I’m sorry for getting angry at you just now and using foul language.” she said, wiping away a tear on my cheek, “I’ll gladly sign the form.” She took a pen from her table and signed the form. “Thanks Ms James, I really appreciate it. I wasn’t going to distribute those pictures, and it’s none of my business what other people do,” I said. “You’re right. You shouldn’t be sticking your nose in other people’s business, or offices.” She laughed. “Thanks Ms James.” I said. I picked up my bag and headed for the door. “Oh Ms James, there’s an interview and a meeting with a judge too. I’ll inform you of the date and time later on.” I said. “Sure, don’t worry about it. I’ll be there.” She replied. I smiled as I walked down the ...