ExploitedTeens August 3, 2012

PureTaboo

A Valuable Lesson

A Valuable Lesson Twisted Tutor Takes Advantage Of Struggling Teen Student Willow Chloe Temple is standing on the front steps with a backpack over her shoulder. Shes nervous as she rings the doorbell. Henry Jake Adams answers and greets her pleasantly. Willow is relieved she has the right house. Henry warmly invites her inside. As Willow walks by, Henry steals a look at her ass and grins to himself. Willow takes a seat and tells Henry shes glad she found his listing as a tutor because she really needs all the help she can get. If she doesnt pass her math exam, shell fail her math class, which means she wont have enough credits to graduate high school. Henry says something sympathetic but theres a dark glint in his eye as he insists that they get the lesson started. CUT TO TITLE Henry makes small talk, and brings up that Willow should know his tutoring doesnt mean a guaranteed pass he insists that hell do what he can but its still not the end of the world if she has to do summer school. Willow is desperate to pass, saying that shes fearful of failing and disappointing her father. Shes 18 now, she HAS to prove to him that she can do this! Henry seems understanding and promises to help her. She is thankful, and they begin studying. As they study, Henry begins creeping on Willow. At first, she seems bashful and likes the attention, although she becomes uncomfortable as Henry becomes more forward. Willow stammers and insists that she liked getting a compliment or two but hes being weird now...Henry insists that she wants the attention more than shell admit, though Willow disagrees. When she threatens to leave, he reminds her that shell flunk out of school without his help. After Willow insists shell find another tutor, Henry says hell tell Willows father that she was coming onto him. He demands sex in exchange for his silence. Finally, she reluctantly gives in, agreeing to have sex with him so that he wont tell lies to her father. Willow is about to learn a valuable lesson, but it has NOTHING to do with math..