It was a collegial drink at the bar; typical of most academic get-togethers at our annual engineering conference. Hal and I always tried to find time for a belt or two during the three day event, as this was often the only opportunity we had to see each other anymore. We'd been colleagues for six years in the nineties, but he had moved on to a position at Wi...
Disclaimer: This is a work of my own imagination. Author's Note: Title basically sums it up, I guess. There are 12 chapters total, posted in 3 sets of four. Hope you enjoy. * Chapter 9: "We should get to work," Jas said as he broke their kiss several minutes later. "What are we gonna do?" Lana asked. Jas took a deep breath and answered, "With Doug, we'...
Early morning in Northern Wisconsin is truly breath taking. The increasing warmth of the sun as it begins to filter through the trees and chase away the winter chill. It's bright orange dome cresting a distant wooded ridge slowly turning the varying predawn shades of darkness to vibrant hues of yellows, pinks and purples. Sharing that special moment in time...
In the first two chapters the innkeeper, Stephen, enjoys playing with his guests for the weekend, Jack and Jane. Jack has offered his trophy wife Jane for Stephen's pleasure. Unselfishly Stephen invites Elizabeth, a bisexual friend, to come for dinner. Both women are forced to submit in ways that drive them crazy with lust. Chapter 3 tells what happens start...
"So how do you like the view?" Jayne asked as Jon pulled the curtains back and looked out the window at the skyline of Toronto. It was late afternoon on a clear bright spring day and the wonderful view of Lake Ontario served as a perfect backdrop for the city. "Impressive," Jon admitted as he surveyed the teeming metropolis; an exciting city to be with an...
"And again the Lord said to Raphael: 'Bind Azazel hand and foot, and cast him into the darkness: and make an opening in the desert, which is in Dudael, and cast him therein. And place upon him rough and jagged rocks, and cover him with darkness, and let him abide there for ever, and cover his face that he may not see light. And on the day of the great judgem...
Notes: This is the second part of the Summer Sweethearts series. You don't necessarily need to read the first part to enjoy this one, because it takes place the following morning, and thus stands alone quite well. If you find anything in this story familiar, it story began its life as "It was the Beginning of Summer" on Laurie's page, but this is an expan...
Sandra stood in front, of the full-length mirror. Her hair, was done. Her makeup, was on. She was naked, as she viewed her image. Sandra had never considered herself, pretty. She turned around before the mirror, to look at herself, critically. Sandra had just turned eighteen, two months ago. In many ways, she felt like a little girl. She didn't look like a...
We left the relative safety of the park for the half-mile walk back to our hotel. I was nervous about being back on the streets in Ft. Walton Beach. Fortunately, it was after three in the morning, and most of the college students on Spring Break had crashed for the night. Still, our slow pace left me too much time to worry about what could go wrong next. It...
"They'd be so proud," I heard Maggie whisper to Matt. The siblings exchanged a somber smile then hugged. "Go on Kels, get in the picture," I urged. The curly haired little girl ran over and leapt into her uncle Matt's arms. Matthew lifted her up and the three posed while I took the picture. We were at our graduation, taking pictures after just having...