Long Meeting My name is Phil Tiny chapter 20 by copier · original author: aypgirl

Ms. Prittey looked up and saw Ms. Anderson, the school principal, entering the room. She asked her "yes?" and Ms. Anderson said "Lacy, I was wondering if you were free for the afternoon. I wanted to discuss some things with you in my office." Ms. Prittey thought about tiny Phil, and figured it wouldn't be too bad if she took him along. "Sure," she replied, "I have nothing planned." She stood up, and as she did her cheeks clamped Phil further in place. Ms. Prittey felt the little boy even more now, and suddenly realized how standing could be more fun than sitting.

The two walked to Ms. Anderson's office, and they sat down. As the meeting went on, Ms. Prittey began clenching and unclenching her ass cheeks. This caused Phil temporary moments of relief, followed by unbelievable amounts of torture. After a few seconds, Ms. Anderson asked "Lacy, are you alright?" Ms. Prittey said "of course, it's just that I usually do some clenches during lunch, it's a good exercise." The principal was satisfied with her answer, and the two resumed their meeting.

After several hours of immense horror, the meeting finally ended. However, Phil was not yet free, and in fact he suffered even more as Ms. Prittey stood up. She slowly walked back to her classroom, and finally pulled him out of her ass. As he stood on the desk, struggling to catch his breath, Ms. Anderson came back in and said "my goodness, there he is!" She walked over and said "Philip, I just heard that you skipped all your afternoon classes. This is unacceptable." Phil protested, saying "but Ms. Prittey took me......" Ms. Anderson cut him off, and said "don't lie to me. Ms. Prittey was with me all afternoon." Phil tried to explain, but the principal didn't want to hear any of it. "I think your punishments have not been working, so we need to step it up a notch."

Ms. Anderson decided..........
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March 24, 2025
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