Novel & Cerita Guidance Counselor Glee

'I hate this guy,' Audre thought to herself. Elliot rolled his eyes and continued to do roll call, then gave everyone instructions on what to do once the kids arrived. "Aleks and Blair are your senior counselors, so follow their lead and ask them questions if you have any. They will guide you." Elliot said and motioned to Aleks and the girl with blonde hair. Her name must be Blair. Oh great, she is supposed to work under this guy? What a pain, Audre thought. Aleks wrapped his arm around her shoulder and pulled her closer. "You here that, Nudie? You can follow my lead. I will teach you a thing or two," he winked.

It asked me to show up honestly and then let the truth be what it was. One afternoon, my guidance counselor called me in. “I wanted to talk through your top choices,” she said, spreading my applications across her desk. “You’re competitive everywhere.” I nodded. “Do you feel confident in your direction?” she asked. “Yes,” I said, surprising both of us with the certainty. Not because it was simple. Because it was mine. That evening, Noah and I met at the park the same bench, the same oak tree, the same open sky that had held so many of our almosts.

“Take care, Ate Heart. Good luck.” “Thank you,” she replied, then walked away, paying no mind to her other classmates. Unfazed by the distance created by rumors surrounding her personal life, Heart refused to force herself into societal expectations. Her true comfort always lay with her family. The assistant opened the door for her, and she entered, greeting Miss Collins. This woman was a topic of gossip, too: how did she become a Guidance Counselor when her partner is allegedly a lesbian? Does a person's ability to be a counselor depend on their partner's sexual orientation? Does that measure one's intelligence, goodness, and capability?

the guidance counselor moaned, "my whore-cunt is so wet, will you please eat me out? Please, please, I'm just so wet. I need your tongue licking me. I need to cum on your mouth. I have to just explode." "Of course I will, slut," I said and slid my hands up her thighs to her hips. I lifted her up and set her on her desk. She quivered, her legs parting so wide her pussy lips split open. I could see into her juicy snatch. "I'll make you cum!" I buried my face into her snatch. I tongued at her tangy twat. I licked at the guidance counselor. I shuddered, my back arching. She squealed as I did that. My tongue slid through her folds, gathering up her juices.

People I knew, girls I fucked and people who have seen me on glee. I went and got my belt, took a picture and was said to be number 4 on the TOP 10 kids at school, then I went out. I was so happy I cried when I reached backstage. I wished my mom was here to see all this. I honestly did... After that the Glee cast showed up out of nowhere. I was so happy to see them here and of course they were led by the one and only Susan. She pulled me into a long hug, "hey babe.. I am so glad and happy for you.. welcome to the grown up world..."

The students replied before my appearance stole their attention. The principal made the announcements but it was evident most of the students were distracted by the charm every vampire had; even one of the teachers that was a vampire as well had his eyes towards me. “I present to you the new guidance and counselor teacher, Miss Griffin.” Principal Rogers said as he clapped before I stood up from my seat. I shook his hand and took my stand to the pulpit to address the high school students that will certainly need me.

Apprehension drifted from his mind to mine. “Are you sure you want to work with her on this story?” Victor asked. “The story concept is fascinating, but I need Daisy to tell me more about it,” Shane responded. “Daisy, will you tell me what you have uncovered so far?” I relaxed as I began to tell Shane about the interviews I recorded with Betas, Omegas, and hybrids who attempted to get into good schools. Then I revealed how they had been discouraged by high school guidance counselors. “I recorded an interview with the guidance counselor from my old high school,” I said. “She admitted she discouraged non-Alphas from applying to colleges under orders from the Department of Education.”