May 7, 2001 Steven Pressman was reading the "Personals" in the Little Timber Times. Yes, his wife was off playing bridge, as usual, on a Friday night. He did have this week's vast collection of Chemistry tests finally corrected. Of course, there was nothing worth watching on TV. Damn this was pathetic, he thought, still.... There was a thank-you for all...
"How come we don't have boyfriends?" Charity asked Brie, as they snuggled in bed together with softly snoring Richie. "I guess we don't really need one, with work and all our friends and everything." "Don't we? Wouldn't it be nice?" "What if they didn't like what we're into? Most boys aren't Austin." "Yeah, but Richie fit right in. There must be others."...
When Shirley Michaels flung open the front door, Tony Danforth was standing there in a tee shirt and blue jeans. He was looking kind of rough. He was able to manage a smile, and Shirley thought to herself that if he weren't so damn good looking she would've told him to get lost. He was almost an hour and a half late. Shirley was ready to chew him out, when T...
Charity Begins Charles was a lowly cordwainer (a cobbler in modern terms). A religious man whose wife died during the plague outbreak in 1665. He lived in an isolated community in Essex, with his only daughter Charity. Age and failing eyesight meant that he could no longer make much of a living. He worried about his daughter who, having reached the age of...
The sun was beating down on the glorious Yorkshire village. Outside the "Woolpack" many locals sat around picnic tables with their drinks, mulling over the events of the week. Some of the events we already know about from the television but others relate more to the off screen antics we are never privy to. Jack Sugden sits alone at a table waiting for Diane...
Sorry it took so long guys....been busy! * As the three companions entered the camp, glad cries of welcome greeted them. The young men smiled and nodded to their people as they moved forward, Charity walking between the two of them. The other people gave her curious glances, but smiled warmly, so she felt no sense of discomfort, only welcome. She smiled ba...
Fraser was sitting at the bar nursing his second pint before heading home to his wife, Charity. His mind was in turmoil; they had been married just short of four years, she was beautiful, had a heavenly figure and loved him dearly but .......... there's always a but isn't there? So what was the problem with this dream marriage? What is normally the problem -...
Charity's face was flaming as she rushed back into the village, unable to believe how she had just behaved herself. She did not fault Raven in the least, for he was a man, and men were prone to such behavior, but she had been acting like a wanton, leading him on. To have been caught in such a state of undress and with a young man was shameful to her, and she...
"Your mom tells me you'd like have a party," Bobby said. He was sitting at the breakfast table, sipping coffee with Kelsey, Kay and Sharron. "What do you think, Daddy? Doesn't it sound fun?" Kelsey asked. "It does, but have you thought about it from all the different angles?" he asked. "Mixing your younger friends with older generations from the same, smal...
"Holy shit! We should post videos instead of photos!" Koop said. Richie chuckled. With the camera held up to his face his mouth was the only thing visible, but it was enough. Kelsey loved the boy's smile. She could judge how hot her pose was by watching it. When it was open and looked amazed, curled up happily at the corners, she knew she was right on the m...