The Reunion: Nina Hartley meets student Justin Hunt

After another dull day at the office, Robert Parker (Justin Hunt) drives home on autopilot, expecting nothing but leftovers and reruns. Then he spots his wife (Casey Calvert) chatting with a stylish older woman who has clearly aged like fine wine. Nina Hartley stands tall in the golden sunset, all confidence and grace, and Robert can't peel his eyes away. Something about her feels familiar, though he can't quite place it. His wife waves him over to meet their new neighbor. Robert stammers, asking if they've met before. The woman slides off her shades, tosses her blonde hair, and purrs, 'Bobby Parker, what did you do with your homework THIS time?' The penny drops with a thud — this is Miss Fitz-Williams, his old third-grade teacher, except she's swapped the ruler for a whole lot of trouble. Time has been very, very kind. Casey innocently invites her in for dinner, and Robert spends the whole evening squirming in his seat. As they trade stories about the good old days, Miss Fitz-Williams keeps brushing his arm, all sweet smiles and knowing looks. Every touch feels like a pop quiz he's desperate to pass. He's certain she's teaching him a brand new lesson, one that has nothing to do with spelling or arithmetic. By the time the plates are cleared, the tension is thick enough to cut with a fork. Nina Hartley knows exactly what she's doing, and years of experience make her seduction so smooth it barely registers until it's too late. In her lace lingerie she shows Robert that some subjects only get better with age. She takes him deep, works him with a slow, teasing mouth, and proves the star pupil still has plenty to learn. This is one reunion, and one report card, he'll never forget.