Yes, for now. Better to get to class.

Autumn headed off to her first class of the day. As she walked through the halls, she couldn't help but notice students staring at her mouths agape. She had to stop every so often to adjust her blouse and tuck it in to her skirt.

Ms. Bethany's art classes were always pretty popular, so there was a line of students waiting for her to unlock the door. Almost immediately they started asking her about what she was wearing. "I'll explain once everyone's seated," she said.

Once the rest of her class had filtered in and the second bell had rung, Autumn explained to the class.

"You may have noticed that I'm dressed differently today. Believe me, it wasn't my idea. The school board has instituted a new dress-code for unmarried female teachers, and this is it. Now we're all going to have to live with it, so I hope it won't be a distraction."

"You look hot, Ms. Bethany." It was Donny, a senior boy who always sat in the back. He was a known troublemaker from the wrong side of town. But, despite being a D-student overall, he really shined in his art-classes--a fact that Autumn took some pride in.

"That's inappropriate, Donny," she said. But she couldn't help but smile. She did look hot in her new uniform, she hadn't realized that before.

"I didn't mean anything by it, teach," Donny said, "it's just, you know, you have a fly body. You should be proud of it, you know, show off a little. Flaunt it if you got it."

Autumn used to be shy about her body--she'd always felt like her big boobs and wide hips made her look fat. But now she realized that Donny was right--she was hot and sexy and should be proud of it.

"You're right, Donny, you make a great point. I do have a great body, and there's nothing wrong with being proud of how you look and showing off a little. But I also need to maintain good professional boundaries." Even as she said this, Autumn arched her back a little to make her tits stand out even more. As she did, her blouse came untucked a little, but she decided not to fix it this time. Flaunt it if you got it.

"Okay, class. Let's focus on why we're here. We're going to start a new unit today..."