Brie Faces her Master's Fears (After Graduation, #4)

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Authors: Red Phoenix
Tags: Erótica, Romance
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work brought this opportunity, not me.”
    She would have disagreed, but she knew better than to argue with Marquis Gray. “Then I will simply thank you for your willingness to interview with me.”
    He nodded curtly. “We will do the interview seven days from now. You may want to check with Mr. Gallant. I believe he’s come in early tonight as well.”
    Brie perked up upon hearing Mr. Gallant’s name. She hadn’t seen her teacher since graduation. “I will do just that, Marquis Gray.”
    He raised his eyebrow. “Do not fail to tell Sir Davis about what we discussed.”
    She blushed with shame and murmured, “I won’t. Thank you for your advice.”
    “You are alumni now, Miss Bennett, but you will forever remain one of my students.”
    Brie quickly gathered her things, anxious to see Mr. Gallant again and escape from the disgrace lingering in the room. Seeing her teacher would lighten her heavy heart.
    She found the small but commanding Dom in his classroom, setting up for the night’s class. She was touched when his face broke out in a smile the instant he saw her.
    “Miss Bennett, what a pleasant surprise.”
    She held out her hand and he shook it warmly. “How is the new class, Mr. Gallant?”
    “Green and uncertain, but with promising potential.”
    “Do they remind you of us?”
    “No, this group is much more competitive with one another. It will take a bit longer to tame their immaturity.”
    “May I ask how Candy is doing?”
    He looked at her thoughtfully before answering. “That’s the girl you recommended, am I correct?”
    “Yes, I’ve been curious how she’s faring in class, and if she got rid of the abuser posing as a Dom.”
    “I cannot speak of her personal life, Miss Bennett. But, as far as her studies are concerned, I am pleased to say she is excelling.”
    Brie grinned. “I can’t tell you how happy that makes me, Mr. Gallant!” She gave him a knowing look. “I’m thrilled someone was willing to sponsor her.”
    Mr. Gallant didn’t blink an eye. “Yes, it is fortunate.”
    Brie had been told that he was Candy’s benefactor, but true to form, Mr. Gallant kept it to himself, not being one to boast.
    “In some ways I’m jealous of Candy,” she said wistfully, looking around the classroom. “I really enjoyed learning in this room with you.”
    Concern overshadowed his smile. “Are you satisfied with your new life, Miss Bennett?”
    She realized he was picking up on her unease, so she smiled reassuringly. “Yes, Mr. Gallant. I’m overflowing with satisfaction at being collared to Sir.”
    He seemed appeased by her answer and replied, “That warms my heart to hear.”
    Brie wanted to hug him, but as a collared submissive she held back the urge. “I came by to ask if you would be willing to do an interview with me for the documentary. I’ve already gotten permission from Headmaster Coen.”
    “I am truly sorry, Miss Bennett, but I cannot,” he said with regret. “There are family members on my wife’s side who would not understand. I will not risk her exposure.”
    Although Brie was extremely disappointed, she hid it well. “I understand, Mr. Gallant. It sure has been good talking to you again. You made my day, really.”
    “I miss your enthusiasm, Miss Bennett,” he replied. “My wife and I would enjoy having the two of you visit us. After the documentary is complete, of course. I know you have no time to spare these days.”
    “So true. With Sir off working in New York City and me finishing my project, things are a little crazy right now.”
    Mr. Gallant frowned. “Sir Davis is away?”
    “Yes. But he will be back soon, it’s just a week-long business trip.”
    “I am sorry to hear that, Miss Bennett. It seems regrettable to be separated so early after your collaring.”
    Brie shrugged her shoulders. “I’m fine, Mr. Gallant. With both of us busy, I can’t complain. Please don’t concern yourself.”
    “Very well,” he answered, although he did not look

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