-Will- I thought a lot about how to break the news to Kori. I know her well enough to know this is not ending with understanding and forgiveness. We've officially reached the end of my rabbit hole. In all fairness, I should feel even worse about having sex with Samantha before we were truly over, but I just don't. We are all always told that there is some...
Benedict heard the knock at his door. He wasn't expecting anyone this late at night, but apparently, someone had still come to call upon him. He let out a groan as he rose, hoping that it wasn't Prince Drest's entourage come to ask for this silly thing or that. He was the Chancellor, not some servant that catered to the whim of everyone in the castle. He mad...
"I'll just go down and get a paper," Lionel announced after showering and dressing. Jean, Judy, and Sandy all nodded their acknowledgments. As the door closed, Sandy turned to the mother and daughter. "Do you think he's going down there to gloat?" Both Jean and Judy gave Sandy a look. "Lionel's not that type," Jean said huffily. *** "Hi Ly." Lionel mome...
My name is Sullivan Lee and shortly after I turned eighteen I became a man. Becoming a man had nothing to do with my age - that was just coincidence. It could have happened when I was younger or when I was older. It just so happened that when I became a man I'd just turned eighteen. At the time I'd been working at O'Grady's garage, the only garage in our sm...
It shouldn't have surprised Whitney to find out that Lieutenant Dallas and Roarke left the Radio City Theater after dismantling the last bomb, both of them leaving via a limo owned by Roarke without much glance at her NYPSD comrades, but it was surprising that the Ghost Organization were claiming jurisdiction over the Cassandra case. It weighed on his mind s...
Tori Lovelace was the kind of person who didn't react to her problems in public. She got upset on her own time, away from anyone who could worry about her. Tori panicked silently. Her silent anxiety was her superpower. There were very few people who knew about her nerves, and even fewer who'd actually seen her have a panic attack. She never felt comfortable...
As promised, with this chapter we begin pulling back the curtain to explore some of the mysteries hinted at in previous chapters. Thanks again for all the kind comments and continued interest in my story! * "Because my large friend," Alan replied. "Everyone knows ships don't sail on the rivers. They fly." "Flying ships..." Logan looked at Karen, who nodde...
Author's note: This story is a continuation of "Samantha Provokes her Professor" which is accessible through my profile. I believe, nevertheless, that it can be enjoyed without any prior knowledge of the first installment. Living and working in a small college town is great. The only problem is, everyone knows everyone else, and so everyone talks about e...
"So have you talked to a doctor about it?" my mother asked my wife, Julie. "There are probably some solutions that might help you get pregnant?" "Oh mom," Julie complained, "I wanted to have a child naturally; in passion and without the cold advice of a doctor. That's why I wanted to talk to you about it, I thought you and Dad might have some advice." My wi...
While I don't want to give lots of background about my life, some is necessary to understand my story. I was born Kate Colleen O'Keenan, the second daughter in a family of eight Irish Catholics. My older (by 14 months) sister Bridget was/is a haughty entitled bitch (since this is my story you have to accept my characterization -- you can contact her if you...