This is my KAW entry. It is an idea I had toyed around with for at least a couple of years, but I never could quite find exactly how to begin. The KAW challenge inspired me to work on it some more and I came up with an idea.
Be forewarned that this story contains no sex. There are a couple of spankings, there is some nudity. Many of the characters are 15 years old, but they do not have sex with anyone, nor are any of them spanked. It is what I guess is an age regression story, but unlike all of the age regression stories I could find elsewhere, it has no actual physical or mental age regression.
I do hope you like it.
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Whitebriar Academy - Back to School
It was a very big day for Jessie Schmit, one that she had looked forward to for a very long time. It was her first day at her new job. Her first day at any real job at all for that matter, having just obtained her Master's in Education from Weber State. It was her first day as a teacher at Whitebriar Academy. It should have been a very good day for Jessie too, that is, if it were not for the whims of fate that conspired against her.
The first thing that fate had done to Jessie happened long before this tale starts. It was something well known to Jessie and everyone who knew her. It had been her fate to be born petite. Very petite. She had been waiting since her mid teens to grow one more inch to five feet. Now at the age of 24, it didn't seem that that was going to happen. Added to that was the fact that she was also of very slight build, thin and wraith like. Because of her small size, she often had a difficult time finding clothing that both fit and flattered her. She sometimes had to resort to shopping in the children's department and hope to find things that looked a little more mature.
The second trick of fate happened at Whitebriar Academy the week before she was to start. It seems that the school had hired some temporary clerical help for the summer. One of these clerks had been assigned to prepare student and personnel folders for both new students, and new employees. This poor clerk, being slightly dyslexic, had transposed two digits when entering Jessie's birth date in the computer system. '1989' became '1998,' and when the computer populated the rest of the form, her age instead of '24,' became '15.' That might not have been too much of a problem except that this clerk, inexperienced as she was, also did not know that staff was to have their data printed on green file cards, while student cards were yellow. Six new folders had been delivered to Whitebriar Academy's office the day before the first day of school. Five new transfer students, and one new teacher, Jessie. The school secretary, finding the six folders, had sorted them by the expedient method of flipping them open and checking the color of the card. Six yellow cards, six new students. She stacked the folders on the counter to await the students' arrivals.
Fate was still not done with Jessie. The third trick that fate had played on her involved the airlines and her luggage. Yes, her luggage was lost. All she had to wear was what she had traveled in, shorts and a polo shirt. The only place she could find to shop on such short notice was a discount store, and the only clothing she could find to fit her was from the teens section. She bought a couple of the most mature looking outfits she could find. They would have to do, until either her luggage would arrive, or she would be able to make another shopping trip. Also missing with her luggage was her brand new briefcase, which she had packed inside one of the larger suitcases to keep it from being scuffed. She resigned herself to carrying her supplies in her old backpack, the only thing she had carried on the plane.
The very last thing was, that while waiting in the airline office to report her missing luggage, someone had gone through her purse and made off with her wallet and all her identification.
It happened that Jessie had a first cousin, a woman enough older than Jessie that, even though a cousin, she had always called her 'Aunt Becca.' Since her dad had disappeared and her mom had died, Aunt Becca was her closest relative. Aunt Becca lived relatively near her new school, and had picked her up at the airport, then took her shopping when her luggage failed to arrive with her. Jessie was going to stay with Aunt Becca until she could find an apartment of her own.
Jessie had never visited Whitebriar Academy, all her application and interview process having been conducted online and by telephone. Aunt Becca drove her to work that first day, and instead of just dropping her off, said that she would like to see the school, so she parked the car and they went in together. They went into the office together and while Becca looked at a school brochure, Jessie went up to the counter, where there was a sign, 'Miss Martin.'