It's so close, yet so far

As the teacher comes in, Jesse remembers why he sometimes liked school. Ms. Haynes, who taught physics, apparently was in her early thirties, despite looking like a middle twenty. With big breasts, perky ass and classy face which looked both smart and slightly erotic at the same time, lots of students loved her.

She also loved her students. Though only those who actually paid attention in her class. This hour would be more than worth it.

"Hello dear students. Before we begin the lesson, I'd like to give you back the tests from last week. Sorry that it's so late, but, you know, sometimes even teachers are lazy." Before anyone could say that it was okay, and they didn't really mind, she started handing out our tests.

He could have straight up wished to know his score. But he didn't. The thrill was quite exciting, especially since Ms. Haynes always commented the test.

After over a minute she was left with only one test, surely his. Sitting alone, the feminine boy couldn't say how she sorted them. As she came to him, he gave her a scared smile, not knowing what to expect.

"Ahh, Jesse, you never let me down." She begins talking warmly. "Perfect, as always. Why aren't you taking part in contests? You could get to the national level without a problem."

Jesse looks away, obviously nervous. He couldn't possibly admit, that he revised the material so many times, only to make her look at him more. "I just happened to know the answers because you taught me so well, Miss Haynes. I'm just an average student, I probably wouldn't do as good in contests."

She gives him a puzzled smile. "Thank you for your hidden compliment, but... you don't just happen to know answers for all the tests I did, that's not how luck works. You're much more than an average student, and if you like my teaching so much, why don't you stay after the classes? I could prepare some material for you..."

Knowing that the girl from earlier is already quite nervous, he tries to escape the trap. "But, Miss, I don't want to be a nuisance, you probably have other stuff to do."

He sees her get quite annoyed at your response. "No buts, Jesse! We'll see each other after classes today. It would be very displeasing if someone said the chairman that you were problematic, wouldn't it?"

"Yes, Miss Haynes." He nods sadly. When the teacher turns away from him, he faces the letter girl and shrugs. She shows him a page from her notebook, saying "I'll be waiting." As much as he'd like her to not wait, Jesse won't fight with her.

The class that was to be supposed to be the best, obviously wasn't. Well, he got to spend time with Ms. Haynes, but was it worth it? Or should he just go straight to the letter girl?