Copyright 2012, 2020 Lisa Summers (All characters were 18 or older at the time of any sexual activity) The truth is, everything I'm telling you in this story is the truth. Only the names have been changed, to protect - well, not exactly the innocent... I have two lives, which for the most part are discrete and separate. In one part of my life, I am a ver...
For this story is not a stand-alone story and for it to make sense you will need to read the first two chapters. As I stared nervously at John he walked up for his welcome home kiss. I was so flustered after my afternoon with Brianna I was in the midst of rushing to get dinner at least started before he got home. That meant I hadn't showered, him arriving h...
Face the Music by Maonaigh Face the Music is a combined sequel to two of my previous but unconnected stories, Forever Autumn and Smile (although both are set in the same fictional nameless city). In Forever Autumn, Sarah Rackham's lover died in tragic circumstances while in Smile, minor character Gudrun Nyström, a young and firmly in the closet lesbian...
It was a brisk fall day, the sun starting to set. I could feel the cool breeze on my face as I walked leisurely around the lake. As the sun set and the darkness engulfed the earth I decided to stroll back home. As I walked unaccompanied, I began to feel moisture overwhelm my vagina. Ignoring the wetness, I continued walking. After ten minutes of walking, the...
Author's note: To my loyal - and new - readers, thanks again for the votes and comments. Love getting your feedback. This story works better if you've read the first two parts. Probably a couple more to come. And for those who feel part two ended too soon - I only have so much time to write and I feel it's better to post shorter segments regularly than longe...
It didn't take long for the giddiness in getting to make out with Tamara to be completely ruined by my resident paranoia. Was she toying with me? It didn't seem like it. She genuinely seemed to be on good terms with her butler and Maria, that's a plus for her. She was not snobby and appeared to be pleased when I commented on her art work rather than the size...
"Hello, girls," a store greeter said. "Is there anything we can help you find today?" I started to say that we were just looking before Amy interjected with, "We're looking for negligee." With a smile, the woman pointed to a corner. "There are a few racks over there. You might find some on the sales racks, too. Let me know if you need any help." Amy start...
Carol walked in the door and was instantly attacked by her two children. "Mommy, Mommy," they both cried out, laughing and jumping up for hugs. Billy and Sonya were seven and eight, respectively, and always excited when Carol walked in the door at night. She had been doing the single mom thing since they could barely walk, and the two of them never failed to...
Carol paced the kitchen nervously, fidgeting with her coffee cup. The last two weeks had been a roller coaster of feelings and emotions. Her initial reaction was to put what happened with Lisa behind her, find another babysitter for the summer and get things back to normal. After all, Lisa was half her age, and a girl at that. Carol had never considered hers...
Part 12 - Helping A Friend After school I walked home with Melissa again. Melissa seemed happier than I had ever seen her, and she admitted that knowing she had me as a friend and that she had been able to talk to someone after so long of feeling alone, she really did feel better. She agreed that if I could help I was free to tell my family anything, and th...