Neal wasn't the sort of guy people noticed much. He could walk through a room of people talking—even a room full of people he knew—and get to the other side without being greeted or noticed. He could have conversations with strangers and then the stranger wouldn't recognize him if they met again. He was a guy of no standout talents, no distinctive looks othe...
Well, there's not a part 3 exactly. After my last encounter, I did what I always do. I chickened out and eventually Denny quit trying to fuck me. I found a gf, another one with huge tits. We'd make love but always end it with me straddling her chest. She squeezed her big tits around my cock and then I'd cum all over them. She was always careful to close he...
Having had so many problems with my old washer and dryer, after one last service call where the repairman suggested I invest in a new pair, this set no longer worth fixing. I went to a few places to comparison shop finally deciding on the one store I always bought from. I decided on a top of the line model front loading all the bells and whistles. The sales...
As Ethan came in from work, he saw his roommate, Jon, on the couch watching TV. Jon wasn't moving so he assumed that he was asleep. He was still wearing his clothes from work, which, for a construction worker were tight t-shirts, tight jeans, and work boots. "Hey," Jon said, barely turning around to see Ethan setting down his briefcase and taking his jacke...
The cop was patting me on the butt cheeks with his billy club and telling me what a nice fuck I was as a second cop pulled up on a motorcycle, cut the engine, and stood the cycle up on its stand. He strode over to us, and I could tell in an instant that he wasn't here to help me escape the first cop. He also looked a lot younger and more fit than the first...
Hoagie kept me close. I had a windowless room in the basement of the inn, across from the room Hoagie kept for himself down the corridor off the wings of the small stage in the club room. Hoagie's room—and mine—were beyond the six small cells, three to a side, off the corridor. The room was fine with me—it was no worse, and better in most respects—than the...
I stood at the corner, looking down the block to Master's house. The bright May sun and the cloudless sky stood in stark contrast to the thoughts running through my head. "Sir will be expecting me. I can't stand here all day. I can do this. I have to do this," I thought. I had just walked up the hill from the train station, like I do every evening after work...
Nick Young and Archer West are boyfriends. Archer hates his home and his life, the only thing tolerable about it is Nick. So then he decides that he wants to pack up and get lost in New York City. Nick would do anything for Archer, even if it means leaving his family and his future behind. Soon the glittery and grime that's New York starts to wear on them. W...
Author's note: Long-time reader, posting for the first time. This is really my first try at any kind of writing. Hope this will interest the readers, if you guys like I'll continue. Comments, critiques and suggestion are always appreciated. ~*~*~*~ "There is something you don't see every day." "What are you talking about?" Jacob Knight stepped thro...
All participants are over 18. ***** It was the summer of 1989, and I had just turned 19: legal drinking age in my part of the world. Tim Burton's Batman destroyed the competition in movie theatres. Roseanne and Cheers were the biggest shows on TV. Radio was still a popular medium, and Madonna and Prince ruled the airwaves. The internet and cellphones as we...