Daughters Punishment and Humiliation: A Spanking Scene for the Ages Staci’s report card You knew as soon as you walked into the kitchen you were in trouble. Mom was sitting at the table crying and she had your report card in her hand. I knew it wasn’t about me because my grades were better than yours any day, but yet you stop and was about to turn around and run up to your room. But you were caught. Mom says” Just wait until your Dad gets home young lady”. We both had heard that phrase many times before and knew someone was going to get a whipping. Dad didn’t always punished us, mom did, but when Dad did it was a long hard spanking not soon to be forgotten. You had about 30 minutes before he got home. Then after mom and him discussed the days events he will get around to you. So I figured you had maybe an hour tops to live… I know I wasn’t going to miss it. You were reading a book in the front room when Dad came home. I noticed you had been on the same page for a long time, so I figured you had something else on your mind. After their usual hugs and kisses they went in to the kitchen to get dad a drink. You sat nervously trying to listen to them in the other room. I could tell you were getting worried when mom’s voice steadily get louder as she told him about your report card. It didn’t take long before Dad got the whole picture, because he yelled for you to “go get the paddle.” You slowly got up from the chair and went to the mantle above the fireplace where they hung the paddle. It always got great rolls of laughter from anyone of our neighbors who happened to see it when they were over. You adjusted your skirt after your reached up and gingerly picked the paddle from its home. Now you walked slowly into the kitchen with the paddle laying flat across both hands, like it was some holy object that you were delivering. You knew and dreaded what was going to happen next, but I reckon you had it coming for a long time. Mom and Dad always thought of you as their angel, their little girl, little good girl. But I knew different. If they knew about the days you had skipped school. …the next moment changed everything
