Teenola

Broken Glasses

Headmaster Tom, lulled by the warm sun is sleeping on a bench on the patio outside Girls Boarding School.

Amy tip toes towards him, she is after the keys he is holding. Slowly, carefully she gently prises his fingers away from them and with a grin of triumph she quietly lets herself into the lounge – closing the door behind her.

She rummages through some drawers in the dresser – and is delighted to find some chocolate, which she eats immediately.

Getting more ambitious, she opens a cupboard door and that is when disaster strikes. Her opening the door swept some glasses onto the stone floor. The sound of breaking glass echoed through the house – and wakened Headmaster Tom; he couldn’t understand what had happened to his keys.

However, as Amy hadn’t locked the door, he let himself into the house.

The poor girl was in shock and was stood there cowering – unable to move.

He didn’t notice the broken glass at first – he’s angry with her for being in the lounge without permission. But when he does see it, he’s outraged. He’d only received those glasses that morning and they had cost him two thousand six hundred dollars.

Amy is going to be punished like she has never been punished before in her life.

She has to bend over the sewing machine cabinet and wait in that position while he goes to fetch the thickest cane he can find.

At first he canes her hard on top of her knickers – causing her to yelp after each stroke. Then pulling her knickers down to her mid thigh – he continues with the caning.

She is told to change her position to bending down touching her toes – she has difficultly keeping still, so she is ordered back over the sewing machine cabinet.

He tells her he’s going to give her six hard and fast strokes, and then she can have a ten minute break before the next part of her punishment takes place.

Amy is left standing in the corner with her hands on her head. And she has to recite loud and clear – ‘I’m a naughty girl, I’m a stupid girl and I deserve many more strokes of the cane.’