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    Breaking History
    Breaking History
    Breaking History
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    Breaking History

    By Keegan Kennedy

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    Young Thomas Jansen is in love...the only problem is that he has feelings for his straight, recently divorced high school history teacher, Mr. Worthington. After finding a personal ad placed by Mr. Worthington, seeking submissive males or females to explore his recently discovered bi-sexual side with, Thomas is on a mission to seduce the object of his affection. Little does Thomas know that the intellectual, Cooper Worthington, has some hidden desires of his own that are aimed right back at the 18 year-old, red-haired twink. In this story of seduction, desire and an erotic chemistry that borders on the taboo...will Thomas and Cooper find true love and be able to Break History or will the confines of their prior teacher and student relationship stop their attraction in its tracks?

    The novella is approximately 24,000 words. All characters are 18 years old or older. This work contains dominance, submission, bondage, discipline, graphic sex and taboo themes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKeegan Kennedy
    Release dateApr 29, 2013
    ISBN9781301316007
    Breaking History
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    Keegan Kennedy

    Originally hailing from Mississippi, Keegan Kennedy is a writer based out of Memphis, TN. He's a self-described, ‘aging, former sex symbol’ with a kinky imagination. Keegan is fascinated with the natural power exchanges between dominant and submissive males, and his stories reflect that fascination. The fantasies that he shares are full of adventure, peril, bondage, and a dry wit. And he has a knack for uncovering love and romance in the darkest of places. With a tendency toward the melodramatic, he does more than arouse or excite the reader - he engages them.Author of Homecoming: International Number One in four countries: The United States, The United Kingdom, Germany and Canada. Author of Homecoming: International Number One in four countries: The United States, The United Kingdom, Germany and Canada. Author of eBook Number Ones: The Substitute Wife, Magnificent Pretense, Captivated, Ganymede 4, West Texas Rivalry, Taken, The Christmas Bottom, The Party Favor, Stupid Jocks Make the Best Submissives, College Endowment, Who Wears the Pants in the Family?, Saving Drake McKenzie, Heisting Hogan, Half Past Midnight, Crossroads, and Man of the House.

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      Breaking History - Keegan Kennedy

      Breaking History

      By Keegan Kennedy

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      Copyright: April 2013

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      Breaking History

      So, you see, Mr. Worthington declared in his booming voice. "Henry was not the original heir to his father, Henry the Seventh. Our Henry was the third child but second son born to Henry the Seventh and his wife, Elizabeth of York."

      I watched Mr. Worthington from the front row of my AP British History. With my shoulders thrown back and my green eyes fixed on him, I was completely enthralled in his lecture.

      Not only was Mr. Worthington my all-time favorite instructor, he was also the most passionate and the most attractive. A great deal of my past teachers had been like soulless automatons, reading off stale facts straight from the notes or the textbooks. Before Mr. Worthington, I had despised history, but this dynamic and enthusiastic man had brought the past alive inside of my mind. His magnificent talent for storytelling, coupled with the facts, would bring events to life in front of me, igniting my imagination and stimulating my mind.

      Of course, his words were not the only thing to stimulate me. During the five months that I had been taking AP British History during my senior year of high school at Townsend Academy, I had developed my first, ever crush on one of my teachers. At 29, Mr. Worthington was nothing short of gorgeous. With his dark, blonde hair spiked in a youthful and contemporary cut, he had vibrant blue eyes. Mr. Cooper Worthington was a six foot four inch tall, athletic and robust vision. He appeared to be a wall of tall and lean muscle…not bulky or hopped up on steroids. Unfortunately, my only frame of reference for his body type was the subtle definition of his muscular chest and shoulders evident beneath his crisp, tailored white dress shirts, form-fitting slacks, his expensive and enormous dress shoes and his stylish ties.

      An older brother, Arthur, was born to Henry the Seventh of Elizabeth of York, he continued. "Arthur Tudor, was the first Prince of Wales under their father, Henry the Seventh. Can anyone tell me what the title of The Prince of Wales traditionally signifies?"

      Instantly, my hand was up in the air, and my face was twisted into an anxious glare. Out of the corners of my eyes, I saw that none of my other classmates had their hands raised. Everyone looked listless and bored. It was not that my intellectual contemporaries were dumb or ignorant…. After all, this was an advanced placement class, but this was also seventh period…the last class of the day. Most of my fellow classmates had already checked out mentally. Their minds were on their social lives, the upcoming weekend, the mall or video games. But not me! During AP British History, I was always alert and titillated. In fact, it was the absolute highlight of my day.

      Yes, Thomas, Mr. Worthington said, nodding toward me.

      The Prince of Wales is usually the title of the heir to the throne of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, I replied eagerly.

      His eyes lingered on me, and a smile found Mr. Worthington’s lips. That is correct, Thomas.

      He was the only person alive that called me by my proper name of Thomas. To the rest of the world, I was just Tommy. Honestly, I wouldn’t have cared if he had called me Cletus or Bubba as long as I had his attention….

      Although most people consider Henry Tudor, who would later become Henry the Eighth, to be piggish, corpulent, lazy and an embittered old sex fiend, in his youth, Henry Tudor was handsome, rugged, educated and accomplished. He even wrote poetry. With flaming red hair…. Mr. Worthington paused and smiled at me, pointing the class in my direction. Pretty much the color of our own Mr. Thomas Jansen…. I could not help but blush. Young Henry was quite the athlete. Unlike today, when a tight t-shirt, showcasing a male’s muscular chest or arms is the primary way to show off his physical prowess, Henry was actually noted to have very large and muscular calves. He displayed them proudly, in the fashion of males of the elite classes of the day…. Robust males would wear tights or hosiery to accentuate their powerful legs as well as large codpieces to draw attention to their loins.

      With the word loins, there was a slight chuckle from the class. Any reference to sex, whether intentional or accidental, always caught the attention of any person, anywhere…AP class or not…. Naturally, I was not immune. The image of Mr. Worthington in tights and a big codpiece danced through my mind. In fact, I was certain that his codpiece would have to be quite big.

      I had spent countless hours over the last few months discreetly gazing at the monumental bulge in the crotch of his dress pants. From what I had deduced by my carefully concealed inspections was that Mr. Worthington was definitely circumcised. And from his swaying long penis under the fabric of those revealing dress slacks, I could tell that he was apparently very big. From the active shifting of his soft cock, Mr. Worthington either wore boxers of boxer briefs.

      He looked like a grower and a shower!

      At least, that was my theory.

      With Arthur Tudor designated as the Prince of Wales, his father, Henry the Seventh, arranged for his son and the future king in the line of succession to marry Catherine of Aragon, who was, long story short, a princess from Spain, to secure an English-Spanish alliance. With a slight age difference, 15 year-old Arthur married 16 year-old Catherine in November of 1501. Alas, the unexpected happened that changed everything!

      I was hanging on his every word….

      "Prince Arthur and Princess Catherine were both afflicted with an unknown malady. Historians argue as to the exact illness, but it was termed as a sweating sickness. Most historians and some modern theorists believe that they both contracted a Hantavirus. Regardless of the cause, the outcome was that Prince Arthur, the future King of England, was dead at the age of 15. Princess Catherine survived. With the unexpected death of Arthur, young Henry Tudor was next in the line of succession."

      Just then, the bell rang, and I was suddenly yanked unwillingly from Mr. Worthington’s dramatic lecture by the sounds of shuffling, sudden talk and books slamming all around me.

      Okay, people, we will pick this up tomorrow! He exclaimed to his quickly exiting audience.

      As usual, I lingered behind the other students. Every day, I would stick around and chat with Mr. Worthington about the lecture and what was going to happen next. Although, I had already read the entire textbook The History of Britain from start to finish...twice, he knew so many fascinating and obscure facts and details that the textbook would always omit.

      Deliberately and purposely, I slowly closed my book and began to pack my bag while Mr. Worthington turned to erase the chalk on the blackboard. Watching his movements, I could not help but momentarily ogle his two muscular asscheeks in the tailored khaki slacks that he was wearing. Of course, it was not his butt that I was after…. Even though I was only 18, I was already a hardcore bottom and dreamed of giving myself to a dominant total top man, who would look and act just like

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