What is the punishment?

Amelia's tummy is scourged

"May I borrow your brush?" Julia's question to Lorelei is purely rhetorical as the auburn-haired girl is scarcely likely to refuse. She hands over the item in question, doubtless expecting it to be used upon her own naked, already-aching body, but to her surprise and yours, the Tutor for Women turns towards the blonde cheerleader and taps the bristles on her well-whipped abdomen.

"Having seen you cheer, I know you have a strong core, so suck that belly in and stop hiding those abdominals!" Amelia's lower torso already looked pretty luscious to you, but when she does as told and tightens her muscles, her sculpted physique becomes quite outstanding. You can quite see why she would want to avoid drawing attention to herself by such an impressive display of feminine fitness, especially when any sort of attention is likely to result in some form of punishment, which only makes it more important to castigate her for the attempt.

"Yes, Dr. Morgan," she replies, already crying gently. "Please may I be spanked for hiding my abs. from the world."

Julia wastes no time, swatting the tightly-packed bristles into the younger woman's exposed midriff, leaving an angry splotch of puce against the older marks of the many strappings and lashes she's taken since being placed in nudity punishment.

"Oof, one, thank-you Dr. Morgan. Please may I be spanked again."

The exfoliation brush does a very efficient job of turning her whole tummy ruddy in barely a dozen smacks. By the end, her voice is unsteady and she's gasping for breath with the effort it takes to avoid crying out, proving that even relatively mild chastisements can be effective if administered sufficiently often. When Julia tells her it's over, she gives enthusiastic thanks, bordering on **** and then tries to calm her laboured breathing.

Julia thanks Lorelei for the loan of her brush and the busty beanpole replies that it was her pleasure, then immediately turns red with embarrassment when she realizes that it sounded as though she had enjoyed her compatriot's suffering. Her true meaning was obvious, though, so it doesn't surprise you that nobody comments on her turn of phrase.