Chapter Thirteen There was plenty to drink at the Midsummer Party at the hotel, there was a live band and a DJ for when their set was over. The music was good and danceable. There was Susan, there were Cloe and Robert, Kathleen and Kieran, Freya and Vince, and Jessica as well, but Carol was ill at ease. Susan knew why. Susan had noticed Ryan talking with L...
The day of our mating shimmers with excitement in the air. It reminds me of the human weddings I've seen in movies. A mating is usually a private event. Sometimes the couple doesn't even announce it until after and the family hosts a small party. Those are matings of love and probably happened during intercourse. A mating for an Alpha is completely different...
As soon as Dr. Griffin returned to the examination room, I knew that the news wasn’t good. I could tell by the way he avoided my eyes as he studied his clipboard and fidgeted with his pen that something was wrong, terribly wrong with me. The ache in my groin that I had been ignoring for so long was indication enough, and as the doctor cleared his throat, I t...
Thank you all for your patience and understanding as to why I had to remove the previous chapters. Once again, I apologize for the mix-up with the chapters and I am still unaware as to how they were crossed during the posting. I have combined chapters so the first four chapters will be posted as two chapters. Thank you all again for reading. ~!~ The rus...
Rodwell Cochran sat in his car enjoying the giddy churning in the pit of his stomach and the pleasant anxiety of anticipation. He was waiting for Mrs. Sutton - Toni Sutton. "High noon, Mrs. Sutton," he had told her. "We meet at high noon. I'll be parked near the south entrance of the Edgewood Mall. And don't be late, 'cause . . .well, you don't want to be l...
Disclaimer: I do not own The 100. I do not make any money from the writing of this story. ***** Clarke and Raven had been preparing themselves for what they would see after Praimfaya, but imagining it and seeing it were too different things, and to actually see there was nothing left but sand and ruin was beyond daunting. Luckily they had each other, thei...
It was gonna be a beautiful night. Nothing was going to stop Scott Griffin from heading to the block party in Fort Greene to celebrate the music of Prince, who had passed away earlier that day. Scott was only seven years old when he heard "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World," and thought it was one of the coolest songs ever recorded; when he found out tha...
Liese, now 18, had wed the King three years prior. The marriage originally was a farce. Her intentions in the marriage were the usual for a non-royal. Her family's fortune had fallen into bad hands when her father died. By marrying the King she insured that her family would be provided for. It was a perfect match; the King wanted a young bride. Typically t...
By Robert C. Griffin, New York Journal June 18, 2021 It's certainly not high praise to say that a certain film is the visual equivalent of comfort food, but it's not scorn either. "Michael & Maddie Get Married," the big-screen adaptation of the hit ABS sitcom, seems tailored and focus-grouped to ensure high ratings years from now, when it's endlessly repla...
CHAPTER I In the days of yore, in a place far away, lived a very handsome young man named Randolph, the son of a woodcutter. Although Randolph was a young lad, he was not naive in matters of the heart or flesh. His physical size and appearance made him a favorite among the girls of his village and he had done more than his part to enhance this image by ensu...