Thread: A Lesson That Wasn't Planned (Javorcek x ClearSight)

Alex was rather cute when unable to make a valid argument. Her spouting out nonsense only made Tessa giggle slightly as she wondered just how her teacher expected to convince anyone of anything in her current state. Well, that wasn't entirely true, as Tessa's eyes roamed to all the places Alex would get angry about. She was sexier than ever, and not just the clothes but this rare chance let Tessa notice the tone form and those tattoos, fuck did she have a thing for the woman in front of her. Miss Javorcek... She said the name in a incredibly skilled pronunciation, though her own seductive tone played around with it. Aw, and here I was hoping you could take a break from treating me like some toddler for once and actually get to know me. Shame. Tessa took a deep breath, looking around the room during the break in conversation where no doubt Alex was fuming and deciding just what to say to Tessa and her unwanted actions. Not that she had anything in particular to look at, but part of her just wanted to stoke the flame building within Alex by practically ignoring her in a situation she already knew was a bad one for her. It was only when Alex's tone turned to a bark that she turned back and her eyes were narrowed slightly, not exactly in a scary or threatening way but just enough to make it clear she didn't find any of that amusing. Do you really think I would be so dumb as to drive myself here when I knew I would be drinking? She didn't laugh but instead gave Alex a serious look that didn't last much longer before she was shaking her head and letting out a deep sigh. Don't worry, I won't be driving, I'll be getting a taxi when I'm ready to head home. She would have gone home with her friends but they had all found their own way that night and she was alone, and while a taxi wasn't exactly glamorous it was her only reasonable option considering she truly wasn't dumb enough to drive herself. However. She started, a hand reaching forward and playfully twirling a strand of Alex's hair, I am not quite ready to go home yet. So if you don't plan on introducing me to your friends I think I'll go ahead and split, I know a few other places that may have more prospects than here. Under normal circumstances Tessa would be in a panic after what she had just done to a teacher, but the current Tessa was not exactly in her right mind, which happened when she drank. Hell part of her even wanted to get in trouble, at least then her parents would have to deal with her in some capacity, instead of just paying for everything and expecting her to fend for herself otherwise. Besides, if she went home right then she would just be sitting in her apartment by herself, and while that hadn't sounded so bad earlier it did now that the alcohol had taken its effect. Au revoir Alex. She smiled, twirling the little strand of hair before letting it fall back in to place, then, without hesitation or thought, turning and walking back over to her little table, grabbing her drink and downing the last bit. As if the alcohol on her breath hadn't been enough proof for damnation she had just drank right in front of Alex, blatantly. She looked over her shoulder and gave a little wink to the gorgeous teacher before walking straight towards the exit to the club, What the fuck am I doing? the question she couldn't stop asking herself, though part of her knew Alex wouldn't just drop it like that, and she hoped that was a good thing. Really Tessa wasn't a bad kid, she didn't make any serious trouble for herself or others, but she kept herself almost constantly immersed in one situation or another. It was as if she were walking the line between her playful jokes and games, and more serious matters. Just enough to keep people paying attention, including her parents who didn't seem to give a damn. Yet her interest in Alex wasn't for the same purposes, she didn't flirt with the woman to get herself in trouble and her parents involved, proof of that being the usual care he took in not stepping over the line, by making sure when she was at school that she didn't make her little flirtatious gestures in the presence of others. Her drunken state had fucked that up though and when she got outside she leaned against the wall, letting the cool air help clear her head as she ran a hand up through her hair. Damn... I could use a smoke... She muttered. While Tessa didn't often smoke the current situation was just the perfect amount of stressful to make her need something to take the edge off, and more alcohol just didn't seem like the best idea.