I've gotten in the habit of stopping at one gas station during my commute to work. I live in Pennsylvania and work in New Jersey. The gas in Jersey is always a little cheaper, so I buy gas there. The attendants have come to recognize me now. Probably because I stop there around the same time every day, I always give them tips...and because I drive a Mercedes...
They spent some much needed time lying together and resting, their bodies twined together with Kam's tail gently teasing Tasha's twitching asshole. Tasha twitches and giggles with the sensation and her lips return the gesture with light, loving kisses. Eventually though, the sweat on their skin dries and Karmen breaks away from Tasha's grasp, though her tail...
Chapter Eighteen (Monday 7th June 2010) Mary Rose wasn't answering calls tonight because she was in her trendy local wine bar, and in there mobiles were verboten. At the time it was a "London thing". Not that she'd anticipated being there and being incommunicado. Although she was by no means a stranger in that bar, her visits were relatively rare. If it ha...
As usual, after a game played against such a terrible football team as the Flippers, the Lighting Bolt cheerleaders were in a great mood. Not only did their team easily win the game, but now, they were going to "play a few games" themselves. As they easily passed through security (which wasn't necessary because the Flippers had so few fans), they went direc...
1923, Vienna They had boarded the Night Train in Vienna and were now on their way to Istanbul. To the unsuspecting passengers they were just two young travelling companions, daughter of diplomats maybe on their way to some grand occasion at the end of Europe. But they were quite a bit more. Aniela, a polish girl in her early twenties and Daiya a Japanese gi...
Lyn Jenkins looked out her 21st floor corner office window. The crystal clear blue sky was near perfect, the warmth of the sun burning into her face. The sun's heat was almost as warm as her ass from the whipping she took last Friday at the hands of Sue Hopkins. Lyn earned the corner office through her combative, legal acumen. She won more cases than anyon...
It was mid-afternoon on a late November day; the day before my birthday. I had driven to the mountains to relax and regroup. Something was churning inside of me, but I wasn't sure exactly what it was. I'd grown restless and perhaps a bit lonely. I had done so much internal and external work on myself, and come such a long way in the last three years, I was...
It had been a day that she preferred to forget. Three days in San Francisco should have translated into great food and drink, walks along the bay and shopping, always shopping. But this trip was an accident waiting to happen from the moment she stepped off the plane without the laptop. An unprofessional mistake to be sure, for on the hard drive were propriet...
"Hey, what if microbiology was the study of baby animals?" "What?" "Wouldn't that be amazing?" It was one of dozens of times that evening that my mind had wandered off the task at hand - studying for my comprehensive midterm in microbiology. I was certainly amusing myself but I was starting to concern you with my inability to focus. We sat on my bed toget...
As I drove down the road I couldn't stop thinking about how we had met, I knew we we're anything but typical. She was a big shot business executive from the high rises in Dallas, and I was a small town farm girl with distant dreams and aspirations of being a famous author. I knew you didn't have to look very closely at me to know I'd tasted the painful s...