Miss Behaviour

Added on 17/09/2016 Running time 00:10:11 Size 157 MB

After warning two college boys about their rowdy behaviour the Housemistress (Lola Prazak) has had enough. The lads, Joshua Clark and Casper Ellis think they can get away with anything and have become more bold in their skylarking. They're going to be in for a shock as Miss is on the warpath and she fully intends to put a humiliating end to their boisterous behaviour!

Arriving at their dormitory she sees they are still acting like juniors. Time to act then and act now! Quickly putting out a chair she takes Joshua straight over her knee, pulling down his pyjamas at the same time and then begins spanking his little rounded bare bottom! The other boy, Casper, stares on wide eyed in bewilderment. It looks like the threats she gave previously really are now going to happen.

Joshua thought he could take it but Miss spanks long and hard, it really stings! He stands up his bare bottom is red and burning, now its Casper's turn. Over he goes, Miss gets going and soon Casper too can feel the scorching sting build and build. His smooth rounded bare bottom is defenceless as Miss spanks the boys cheeks a fiery red.

Now they are both facing the bunk bed soothing their well heated bare buttocks. Surely only the juniors should get this but what now Miss is eyeing up the rubber soled carpet slippers by the boys bunk. Their butts are glowing and things are stirring they have to turn round now as ordered and bend over the bench. This will be embarrassing! That carpet slipper is going to maker a fine instrument to really impact some discipline in to these rowdy senior boys!

The wicked rubber sole of the slipper really burns in to their already spanked bare bottoms. Poor Joshua and Casper they have to do their best to take it, Miss is unrelenting in her punishment. Standing facing the bed at the end with Miss admiring her handy work both boys have already decided to improve their manners and as far as they are concerned, for now, there's going to be no more misbehaviour