While the boy was staring at me with an erotic look, I took off my gym clothes and shorts. The bra I just started wearing is new and has no stains. I don't want to take this off. Both the breasts and the embarrassing hair will be exposed, so the teacher's voice echoes in my head. "You have to take the initiative as chairman! I believe in you!" "If you don't take it off, you'll be jointly and severally liable to cancel the recommendation of all the classes!" I took off. "Oh, take it off, that class president!" "The black hair of chili chili is shaking." "Boobs are plump, I saw it for the first time." .. Then the teacher laughed, "What are you, pie bread? Doesn't it grow? Hair? Wahaha", and everyone in the classroom laughed after being caught. Embarrassment and my heart will fly to the sky and disappear ... But the shameful stains that remain in my heart will never disappear ...
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