The Devil in her Eve-costume

Sister Traci darted towards Jess, almost slipping in the process. A few of the girls had to suppress their laughter at her graceless recovery. “You shameless- what do you hope to accomplish with this embarrassing display?”

“Embarrassing? I can assure you that there is nothing I’m ashamed off.” She grinned, making a quick twirl and giving her ass a sharp spank. “Second, I figured it would be much more cost efficient if we all swam naked. Think how much you’d be saving on laundry.”

“Maybe if you’re a shameless harlot, but we have some dignity. I guess we have to punish you again.”

“I suppose you must…” Jess made an exaggerated pouty face, putting her hands behind her back. The nun, weary of the Devil’s Daughter, slowly approached her, not knowing what to expect. And just when she was about to grab her…

“Hop!”

Jess made a a little skip into the pool, somewhat splashing Sister Traci. Before the nun could even react, Jess speed off in the pool surprisingly fast. “Come on in, the water’s great.”

Sister Traci ran towards the life hooks, almost knocking one of the girls over. She tried to catch Jess over and over, but to no success.

Sometimes she narrowly avoided it.

Sometimes she purposely grabbed it to let herself be pulled in the water.

Once she even pretended to be actually caught, only to escape when Sister Traci almost grabbed her with her hands.

“ENOUGH!” Shouted Sister Traci, scaring some of the girls. “I’M GOING TO GET SOME HELP. THERE’LL BE HELL TO PAY, HEAR ME?!”

“Heard loud and clear, as did everyone in a sixty mile radius.” Jess waved Traci away, who scoffed at the sight. Jess dove underwater, and emerged near the girls.

Nathalie crouched down to face the girl. “Jess, I need to ask-“

“Yes, I’m a natural redhead.” Interrupted Jess. “You could’ve easily seen that in my little entrée just now. And don’t pretend that you didn’t stare down there. I saw you sneaking a peak, you dirty minx.”

“N-not that!” Stammered Nathalie. “I mean, why do all this? You’re disrupting the class.”

“Oh, I’m not disrupting the class. I’m just changing the lesson plan.”