Tongue-Tied

Harley Haze is in her room running through her graduation speech when Shay Sights walks in. The older woman is shocked to hear Harley made valedictorian—why the hell didn’t she say anything? Harley admits she’s been freaking out because the role means standing on stage in front of everyone. Public speaking makes her throat close up. Shay sits on the bed, calm and warm, offering to help. First she runs Harley through some clear-the-mouth drills, but the nerves stay locked in. Then she fires off a dirty little tongue twister—"Luscious lesbians lick their lovers and lemon lollipops"—and Harley snorts, cheeks flushing. Shay grins. That laugh just loosened her right up. Still, Harley’s tongue feels stiff, so Shay ups the game. She tells Harley to press it flat to the roof of her mouth, then suck on her own finger, testing strength and control. Each move gets a little more playful, a little more suggestive, until the real lesson is obvious: if you want a strong, confident tongue and an empty head, there’s only one fun way left to practice.