Dear Mrs. Parker.
I remember when I first met you, I remember thinking that you are the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen. It’s about two years now, and I still feel the same… I even dare to say I feel even stronger for you after getting to know you.
You will probably never feel the same way for me, I mean you’re married and hopefully happy that way. I’ve learned to accept that now. At first it was hard, it sounds selfish but I wanted to be the one that makes you happy. The one that puts that special smile on your face and get to fall asleep in your arms every night. I felt sick to my stomach everytime I thought about it being someone else. But now I just want you to be happy, no matter if it’s with me or not.
Still I wish to one day be able to make you happy, but I know that’s just a dream. And dreams like that rarely come true…
Yours truly, Karla Lewis.
As I was walking towards Mrs. Parkers classroom I felt more confident than ever. Our little chat in the hallway earlier had brightened my day and I felt invincible by now. Nothing could go wrong.
“Hey there Karla.” My teacher greeted me as I stepped into the room, I looked around before saying a small “hey”.
She pointed at a desk in the front and leaned against her own desk. I sat down, carefully placing my bag on the floor beside me.
“I’ve noticed that you have seemed quite…off recently, is everything okay?” She moved a bit forward to get closer to me.
“No, everything is fine.” I tried my best to give her a convincing smile, I hate conversations like this. What should I say? Should I tell her what happens as soon as I set foot in my home? Or how much I adore her?
“Karla… sweetie you know you can tell me anything. I promise you it will stay between us.” Her smile was gone and replaced with a worried expression.
“I just… I’m having some trouble in math and it’s been bothering me.” I’m a terrible liar.
Mrs. Parker didn’t reply, but I could tell she didn’t believe me. It was as if she was waiting for me to just crack and tell her what was going on. I mean, it’s not like I didn’t want to tell her. It was just such a hard thing to do. To come clean about the abused I had to live with everyday, about my feelings for her and about how I never had came over the fact that my biological parents had just given me away to the awful people I lived with now.
“I’m sorry… But I can’t talk about it.” I whispered after a few silent minutes.
“Why not?”
“I don’t know. I just can’t…” I stared down into the wooden desk in front of me, I feared that facing my teacher would bring out tears in my eyes.
Suddenly I felt a hand placed on top of mine, her soft skin felt like velvet and sent a shiver though my body.
“Well when you are ready, give me a call.” She placed a note next to my hand, her phone number neatly written on it.
I glanced up, seeing her smile at me as her hand gave mine a light squeeze.
“I care about you Karla, you’re a very special girl you know.” With those words she removed her hand and leaned back.
A very special girl…
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Letters To Mrs. Parker (lesbian teacher student story)
RomanceKarla writes letters, mostly to her English teacher Mrs. Parker whom she adores. She writes about her feelings, her life and her thoughts. She writes about every possible thing. But the letters remain in her folder. Karla wants to give her teacher t...