Once again this is not the story of my life. Just a tale of someone else's travails I've observed from the sidelines. A few details are changed for concealment and plausible deniability. Seems some did not like my last tale. Too bad. I'm not writing these for you. I'm writing for me. I've found an outlet for my anger, my rage, my betrayal. These tales are a...
"Can you tell me how he is? Will he be alright?" Stephen was driving a bit too quickly down the road, with Grace in the passenger seat. Shortly after receiving his mother's call, they fully dressed and were out the door, making the short trip out to the hospital. "He's.. in a lot of pain," said Grace, slowly, with a fearful expression on her face. "Is he...
Anami Residence 900 Park Avenue at 79th Street, March 31, 2001 Grace woke up with a start, flinging away the bedsheets before running to the bathroom. She could feel the churning heat beginning in her stomach, working its way up as she hurried to raise the toilet seat. She kneeled on the cold marble floor, pulling her long hair away from her face just in...
Chapter 1 It is 9 a.m. when Cathy Chou wakes up. She gets off the bed dizzily, and then goes to the toilet. Pasting her teeth absentmindedly, she finds that she is only in her bra and little pant. Examining her body through the mirror, she is as beautiful as an angel. Having an 18-year-old body of 5'4", 110 pounds, 35B,with long shining dark black hair, she...
Isn't the unforeseen relationship perhaps the very best of all possible pairings in life? Most of us grow up believing that we will in fact meet that ideal someone who will be our lifelong partner. Young girls dream of the prince charming they read about in fairytales, riding in on a white stallion, their first kiss, the dreamy wedding and life happily e...
Dear reader: this is a contest entry, so don't forget to vote at the end of the story. My preferred vote is "5". Thanks for your attention! * It was an unexplored neighborhood of Eagle Rock, and although the streets were quiet and picturesque, none of them went through. Wayne had to decide whether jog to the left or to the right each time a street ended, a...
Upon high school graduation most of my friends got to travel, and those that didn’t travel had jobs, and whoever was left, moved to a small town to live with their grandparents and get a summer job. As was the case with me. My parents believed that it would help to form me into a proper young man if I spent the last two months before college earning money an...
"I have to do this, or one of us is going to prison," Erica said as she finished unbuckling Detective Rosewood's pants and unzipped his fly while looking deeply into my eyes. "You realize just giving me head isn't going to be enough," Rosewood told her as he took her chin in his hand and made her look up at him. "This isn't a parking ticket, this is first d...
"Ian, your grandpa had some cool shit!" I exclaimed, examining the World War 2 era infantry helmet I had dug out of the bottom of a wooden chest. "Yeah, he kept a lot of interesting junk." Ian replied, sifting through another box. We were in Ian's attic, looking through all the things his grandpa had collected and stored up there. He had apparently fought...
"When did you learn about him?" "Your father never lied to me." "Where is he?" It was supper time. "Father called him away." "You were going to tell me." Mother smiled. "I'm glad I didn't have to." "How-?" It was the hardest question. "You know about stem cells. They can become sperm cells." "That's not legal." "Not yet. The country where y...