Part 3

Nancy’s “Dear John” letter was a promising erotic mind-blowerâ€"the kind of mind-blowing that causes you to wonder if you’ve totally lost your mind. Her passionate letter to John was very different than the original “Dear John” letter received in the war-torn, early 1940s by Private John Smith, USMC, during World War II.

The letter from the Marine’s girlfriend explained she was breaking up with him to marry a damn “4F” milkman because she was “expecting.” It was the brutal combat surroundings and what Smith did at the time of the letter’s arrival that popularized the dreaded term “Dear John” letter as being a notification of the termination of a relationship.

Nancy’s letter was full of mindboggling surprises about how she happened to be enrolled in the creative writing course, and she explained her luncheon with voyeur Debby.

Visions of Debby’s choice virgin ass triggers merry memories of an amazing afternoon delight with slutty Susieâ€"oh yes, Susie was lustfully wanting her sweet pussy to be eaten on her birthday. Sexy Susie was just full of erotic surprises when she came knocking on his hotel room doorâ€"and she delivered one hell of an unexpected shock to the obliging professor.

But the unanswered question still remains: What’s really behind Nancy’s master-plan for the total seduction of the Professor???