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And he did. He got up, took her hand and pulling her close, he hugged her. His lips locked with hers. She was happy that her girlfriend was wrong, he didn’t have any strange sexual preferences, she kissed him passionately, and his hands travelled over her body. Hungry hands searched between her legs and touched her anywhere he liked, anywhere she liked him to touch her, too, and their sexual desire was fired to the point of no return. She stood against the wall, her right leg open. He inserted his fingers inside of her, and soon enough, he had unzipped himself and, pulling her undergarment to the side, he pushed his erection as deep as he could, standing there against the wall. A few movements were enough for both to reach the exhilarating apex of an orgasm that completed their short interaction, and, both happy and smiling, they fixed their clothes. They went back to the place they were a few minutes earlier, where the other two came out from the class and joined them.
Some time passed, and Basil came from the pool hall to inform them that he had played an excellent game of billiards and beat Sakis, to the pleasure of the most pool hall regulars. Surely no one paid attention to him. They all had been absorbed in their thoughts. The two girls pulled a little away when Litsa said to Rena,
“You shouldn’t talk badly about him, he’s just great, believe me.”
“Oh, sorry, I didn’t mean to insult your boyfriend.”
“You know, though, I’m thinking of Basil…truly feel for him, he’s been alone all along…Sometimes I think I should be more caring towards him.”
At that moment, their supervising teacher appeared, and their conversations stopped as they all walked into the classroom for their exam. They sat in the seats they had already selected. Basil sat in the middle row, and the other two couples were in each of the other rows at the far end of the class.
“Why do you sit so far away?” Mr. Andreopoulos, their teacher, asked, though he didn’t care to continue, knowing that an answer at this time wouldn’t make any difference, so he called Litsa, who went over and took the exam papers, five copies, and passed them over…
