This has been my longest break between chapters. I've been getting a huge amount of messages about when this would finally update, and I haven't been able to reply to any of them because honestly I didn't know when I'd be able to finish this chapter. I won't bore you with the details, but I've been going through some personal, real-life stuff that's made it...
Copyright © 2017 by Richard Gerald dtverson, a good friend, recently wrote a story using the play "Tea and Sympathy" by Robert Anderson as a backdrop. I have never seen the Deborah Kerr film, but I have read the play and seen it perform on stage. Something has always bothered me about the Anderson play. The main character engages in adultery with if not a...
Jane knew all of my sexual fantasies, as I knew hers. We had been together for fifteen years and still led an active sex life. We were no prudes or shy about the subject and over the years had taken part in various threesomes and group sex. December the twelve. Myself and Jane had decided it was a good night to get a couple of bottles of wine and divulge in...
Intro: A story of my setting called Dunia, shamelessly stealing the name of Lescatie and geography of our world. After Megiddo, year 21 "Now, where to find a research paper interesting enough to tickle the fancy of my yokai students..." Quiet thumps of hooves echoed on the corridor where a Hakutaku teacher, a woman of great beauty, A graceful humanoid fac...
Thanks to tallguy220 (and his alter ego Thelonius Porksword) for his editing help. I couldn't ask for more professional and timely assistance. Of course, any errors that remain are my own. Day One "I really love the summer weather", Cindy mused, as she stepped through the doorway of the health club to be embraced by the warm late afternoon day. A soft...
Chapter Five Initiation Day Two She woke to a voice speaking her name and a hand shaking her. It took a few seconds to recognize Sally's voice and to remember where she was. "Valerie, it's almost time for dinner. We need to get you cleaned up and properly dressed." Groggily, she answered, "Yes, Sal…Mistress." She tried to sit up and found that the...
From time-to-time, people have asked me to continue one of my characters. This story satisfies the most frequent requests. Almost from the day I posted it, readers have asked me to tell the story of the little boy in "A Totally Unromantic Love Story." Not too far behind, are the folks wanting me to do something about the two people in "The Long Goodbye." I...
This is not a story in which the characters get what they deserve. Nor is it a good vs. evil morality tale. If that's what you seek, you'll be better served elsewhere. It's a story about people (of the fictional kind: I made them up, so they don't act like you or me), and the wonderful and terrible things they sometimes do for and to each other. And of cours...
(c) Daniel Quentin Steele - 2010 AUTHOR'S NOTE: This is the third story I've done for Literotica. I hope it's a little different from the first two and once again I hope readers like it. I've been very pleased, and surprised I must admit, that readers have responded as strongly as they have to my first two efforts. I would again like to thank editor LadyP...
"I'm not sure I can believe you Chris," Donna told her friend as they sat together having lunch. "Not that I don't believe what you're saying isn't true, but that what your brother's friend told him isn't," she added trying to clarify and mollify her friends hurt look. "Pete has never lied to me," Chris stated, "and I know he wouldn't have told me all this...