I laughed as I came to my senses early the next morning. The sheets were in a wad around my upper half, my naked butt poking out from the tangle of sheets. My pillow was wet with drool. I must've slept well! In the bathroom, I saw in the mirror that my skin was etched with the impression of the knotted bed clothes, and my hair was a mess. I wanted some exer...
It was in the evening, almost a week after her infection, when Mother finally came out of her room. I had been out and about all afternoon, buying groceries and other needful things, and got home probably about 7 or so. Right about sunset. A sunburst of pale pink stretched across the sky, and pale stars were already peeking out of a canvas of deep purple. Th...
Julie and I had been married for eight years and, probably like many of you, we would get these brochures from time to time about cruises in the Caribbean and had friends, again, probably like you do, who have gone on these cruises and loved it. So, not long after our best friends returned from one and had told us all about it, a packet arrived in the mail...
Sarah's eyes were closed but the room was still clear in her mind. She had been there seven times before. The parlour was small but reputable. It was fronted by large glass windows and with brick walls inside hidden behind reams of white paper holding black tattoo templates. In the back was a cushioned table where she now lay. Her jeans were pulled down low...
Dr. Callahan could not stop thinking about her. No matter where he was in the clinic, or what kind of a case he was monitoring, she seemed to be in his field of view. He saw the curve of her hip where it folded so sweetly into her belt, the inviting roundness of her as she leaned over a patient, tools held firmly in her beautifully manicured hands. Every tim...
Stars spiraled over her. There were clouds, towers of black diamond bricks, a mountain range, flags mounted on poles that reached the blackness of space. She walked slowly toward the were beast boy, naked with her full, voluptuous height. She was a grown woman, her blue eyes glistening in the dim light of the teal hall, which stretched off into blackness. H...
The spring of my junior year in college, I went to my parent's house for Spring Break. Not all that exciting, but it was away from the campus and my small apartment. I wound up travelling to Connecticut to visit with my Grandmother. It seemed that I had a lot of time on my hands. However, all was not lost. It was a previous lifetime, when we did things that...
AUTHOR'S NOTE: This story has been submitted as part of the RAINY DAY STORY CHALLENGE set on the Author Hangout Discussion Forum. All criteria and build up can be viewed through this link: RAINY DAY STORY CHALLENGE THREAD ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Author's note: This story is set about a century back in rural India. There are some Hindi words spread throughout the text...
The beach was glowing with the fire that raged down by the water. The sky was clear and the stars blinked and winked high above the gathering of friends. The full moon sat silently listening to the music that rocked the partygoers as they danced and moved gracefully in the firelight. The air was cool but it was warm enough for skirts and sweaters. I was mesm...
It was one of those late spring afternoons that slapped you upside the head and told you summer was on its way. The heat was almost unbearable, and only the canopy of the broad oak we sat under offered any comfort. "Ryan? Are you ok?" Melissa asked. "Yeah. It's just really hot out here," I responded. "Its all that blonde hair. Makes all the peroxide in th...