My Supply Teacher (Final)




The rain fell from the clouds and drenched everything below it. The occasional roar of thunder engulfed my ears, almost making me deaf. I wearily moved, trying to find a comfortable position on the hard, cold bus stand seat.

Has it really been three weeks since Lucy and I made love in that classroom? Three weeks? From that high point in my life to now? In three weeks? Why did it all go wrong?

The first week, it was amazing. Me and Lucy constantly made love, meeting up after school, going to romantic places, ducking when we recognised someone from school, it was the best week of my life. But I hadn't realised that pain I still was in. Codi. Despite having the hottest girlfriend I could wish for, Codi still appeared in my dreams, dreams where I would comfort her, kiss her and... I shook my heads, not wanting to relive my dreams. Going deeper than this, I knew that this relationship is wrong, and how it wouldn't last, that something would break us up.

My worst fear was fufilled during the second week, my school was so impressed with Miss Ellen's enthusiaum and hard work, that they offered her. When she told me, I didn't say anything, only smiled and wiped a tear from her cheek, telling her it was fine, at which point, she lost control and bawled into her shoulder while I held her , telling her how it was alright.

To try and make her hate me, so that she wont be miserable, I told her all about Codi and my attraction for her, but to my surprise, it made her realise that we are not meant for each other. Her words, which I still remember, cut me to the core.

"No matter what we feel, you and I are not meant to be together! I'm not going to come to school for the last few days. Forget about me and leave me alone!"

So here I am, waiting here in the pouring rain, at the coach stand. I had tried to respect her command, but this was the day that she left and I had to see her.

But she didn't show. I looked everywhere, on every bus (not knowing her coach), but I didn't spot her. When I was sure that her coach would have left, I walked back to my seat, dejected, when I saw an envelope.
Ripping it off, knowing who it was for and who wrote it, I unfolded the letter and read:

I knew that you come. I know the pain you're feeling, because I feel it too. But we would never work. You know who your soulmate is, and I know that she thinks the same about you. I'll never forget the times we had, I'll treasure them. Promise me that you'll never be sad that i left, but be happy for the times we had. What you should do now, you know it, I need not explain.

Goodbye, Mark, I'll miss you forever.

Lucy Ellen.

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No one could see the tears on my face, as they mixed with the rain.
No one could feel my sorrow, my anguish, so I carried on crying, lamenting the loss of Lucy, my Lucy.

As I walked away, I know what i had to do, and it scared me. I stopped at the entrance, smiled with my tears, and said "Goodbye, Miss Ellen", and walked back home. I didn't stop, I didn't look back.

 

soz, slight error in story. she got offered a job in teaching in another state.

 

Would definitely love to see a continuation of the series and the courtship of Codi.

 

There will be a sequel to this involving Codi, which is why I ended the story this way, hope you enjoyed it, and expect "Codi" to be coming along in a few days.

 

Good job mate, hope it continues.