Her hands got stuck to the chair!

(chapter originally by Phantom Pen on writing.com)

Toriumi carefully sat up from her chair once more and, keeping herself behind her desk, turned around to examine the damage. The back of her skirt was stuck to her seat, the glue clearly having done its work in a short time. This simply wouldn't do, and how strong could that glue possibly be? It's not as if any of her students had access to industrial strength adhesive.

Or perhaps they did. As Toriumi reached down and grabbed the edges of her torn skirt, she gasped as her hands refused to pull away from her chair! While the part of her seat that had been covered by the torn skirt was safe, the remainder of the normal upholstery was still sticky to the touch, and Toriumi had just discovered this the hard way. What's worse, her attempt to pull back had thrown off her balance, and her palms flattened out as she caught herself, planting her hands firmly in the glue!

This was bad. Being glued to her own chair was bad enough, but she couldn't even stand up straight like this. Instead, Toriumi was stuck in a bent over position, her posterior on clear display. The only saving grace was that her desk provided a bit of cover and her positioning meant her side was facing the students, not her rear.

Still, she had lost the use of her hands. While this was incredibly unfortunate for the attractive teacher, it was exactly what one of the bolder students had been hoping for. Seizing the moment, a student ran up and-