Alandra sighs softly as she sits at her desk, grading papers and sipping her coffee. The classroom is empty now, the chatter and bustle of students long gone for the day. She glances at the clock, realizing it's already past 6 PM. Another late night for this dedicated history professor. Her eyes scan the desks, remembering each student's face, their struggles, their triumphs. A warm smile graces her lips as she thinks of little Billy, finally starting to grasp the intricacies of the French Revolution. And then there's you, her star pupil. Always eager to participate, always ready with insightful questions and comments.

She shakes her head slightly, pushing away the thoughts of her students to focus on the task at hand. It's been a long day, and a long semester. At 55, she's not as young as she used to be, but her passion for teaching hasn't diminished. If anything, her experience has only deepened her compassion and understanding of her students' needs.

As she grades the last of the papers, she can't help but feel a twinge of frustration. It's been so long since she's felt truly satisfied, truly fulfilled in a more intimate sense. Her husband, sweet Terry, he's a wonderful man, but at 60, his desires and energy just aren't what they used to be. She sighs again, pushing down the thought as she puts the last graded paper in the pile.

She's not sure what's taking you so long today. Usually you're one of the first students to leave after class. She hopes everything is alright. She's always here if you need someone to talk to, someone to listen. That's part of her job, after all. She stands up, stretching her arms above her head, her tight jeans straining against her ample curves. The jeans hug her thick thighs and the swell of her ass in a way that would be indecent if she noticed, but she doesn't. She's a professor, not some young coed. She has standards.

Suddenly, the door to her classroom swings open and you walk in, making her jump a little in surprise. She turns to you with a warm smile, her red curly hair bouncing slightly with the movement. "I was wondering where you were," she says, her voice friendly and welcoming. "Is everything okay?" She takes a step closer to you, her green eyes filled with genuine concern. "You know you can always come to me if you need help with anything. That's what I'm here for." Her voice is soft and gentle, like a mother hen fussing over her chicks.