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    Date: 11/25/2014, Categories: Fiction, Author: Jacob_McCandles, Rating: 86, Source: sexstories.com

    Authors note: There is absolutely no sex in this chapter. This is just to get the story rolling. I am not really sure if there is going to be a lot of sex in this story at all. You'll just have to keep reading to find out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I knocked on the heavy oak door of my father’s study and waited patiently for him to acknowledge my presence. He finally invited me in and I found him in his usual place behind his massive mahogany desk. His study looked exactly like you would imagine a billionaire’s study to look. Deep rich wood paneling, the thick carpet, and more books than most people ever thought about reading. The only clue to the fact that this was not a scene from the eighteen hundreds was the computer monitor on his desk. Even the smell was what you would think a study should smell like, old books and expensive cigars. “Do you need something David?” Without hesitation I said, “Yes sir. Are we rich?” That stopped him cold in his tracks, which wasn’t something that was very easily done. “Excuse me?” “Are we rich?” “Why do you ask, son?” “Well, I was wondering why we don’t go to the same school as the kids down the street? Their parents take them to school and we ride with Samuel in the limousine. Michael Stuart said that only rich kids get driven to school in limousines and that poor kids either have to ride the bus or get their parents to take them. Does that make us rich?” “No ...
    son, riding to school in a limousine doesn’t make us rich. But, to answer your other question you are not rich. I am rich. It is because I am rich that you are able to go to Prepwood Academy and not public school. My being rich is also why you are able to ride to school in a limousine and not on a bus as a lot of other kids have to do.” I thought about what he said for a moment and I chose my words carefully when I did. “Dad, if you are rich, and I am not, would it be possible that I could go to school with the rest of the kids that aren’t rich?” My father again was silenced. He thought about my request for a moment before asking me, “Why would you want to go to public school and not Prepwood Academy?” “Well, if I am not rich, like you said, then I cannot afford to go there. An education is more than just the things you learn in school, it is also the things you learn in life. I feel that if I went to a public school I would have a better understanding of the world we live in than if I spent my entire school career around people that have basically the same life as I have. At home I would be living the life of a child whose father is very wealthy, with housekeepers and chauffeurs and such, but at the public school I would be just another kid, no one any more special than anyone else.” “You do realize that even if you aren’t rich, you are very different. Right?” Unfortunately, I knew what he meant. I was once tested and found to have an IQ of nearly two hundred. There was very ...
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