I had sex in different places, but also in her house when her husband was missing
The "spicy" revelations about the sexual relationship that a 27-year-old teacher had with her 14-year-old student have caused shock and disgust in the local community of Volusia County, Florida.
Stephanie Patterson faces up to five to 5 years in prison after pleading guilty to seduction and sexual exploitation of a minor.
The beautiful teacher's "nightmare" began when the parents of the minor boy, who was seduced into her love web, discovered extremely inappropriate messages on his cell phone.
The 14-year-old was thus forced to admit to his parents the inappropriate relationship he had with Stephanie, as a result of which they informed the authorities.
The little one confessed to them that that day the "reborn" teacher would pick him up at 11:00 and they would go to her house, where they spent several hours together, when her husband was absent!
At the same time, he revealed that they had sexual intercourse in other places, while sometimes the 27-year-old gave him marijuana.
"So, what will they do about it? I hate you so much. Tell your mother it was the worst decision I have ever made in my life. I know I acted stupid. Where was my mind? For some reason I fell in love with you. I will never be the same person again ", she wrote in one of the last messages that Stephanie sent to 14-year-old, when he told her that his parents know everything.
Then, as it was heard in court, she asked him if he could talk to his mother, in order to ask her to "forget" everything.
Unfortunately, however, for the "naughty" teacher, the case took the path of Justice.
Although Stefani intended to deny all the accusations, filing an objection, Judge Raul Zambrano "cut off" her wings, clarifying that in such offenses, not only would he not accept her, but advised her to acknowledge the her mistake.
After talking like that with her lawyer, Patterson decided to plead guilty, in order not to "sharpen" the spirits more and to fall into the softer.
She now faces up to five to 5 years in prison, with her lawyer optimistic that the judge could prove even more lenient.