JANUARY 8TH Cassie sat in her lawyer's office. She was patiently waiting as he scanned a copy of her prenuptial agreement. "I'm afraid that there's just not a lot to work with here, Cassie," he calmly said upon finishing his review. "It's a fairly ironclad agreement." "So, if I get a divorce," she started to say. "Well," he answered, anticipating her q...
HI Readers, A new story that I've been working on for some time. I hope you like it as I do plan on writing more chapters for these two characters. As is my usual - please vote and any and all feedback is greatly appreciated! Happy Reading!! RCC —————————————— Every morning before work I like to go into the local coffee shop - and no, not Starbucks - a...
I should have known better. It was such a stupid thing and it didn't even work out. Here I was graduating from High School. I had just turned eighteen and it was the last week of school. How could I have done it? Why did I take the chance? Kelly was probably the prettiest girl in school. Her hair was long and blond. Not much different then mine. Actually we...
Tomorrow was here at last, I was getting married. I had been looking forward to this day for 2 years. I had met Mark 3 years ago when I was 18. We hit it off right away, became inseparable, and decided that we wanted to marry and start a life together. My parents had never really given their blessing; neither of them liked him too much. But they never once...
This story is based on, "Summer Wind." This was written by Grethe Ingmann; lyrics by Hans Bradtke. "All summer long we sang a song. And then we strolled that golden sand, Two sweethearts and the summer wind. Then softer than a piper man; one day, it called to you. I lost you; I lost you to the summer wind." A note of interest: I mention the movie...
Author's note: This story deals with a taboo relationship, the nature of which is quickly apparent. I would have submitted it to the Incest/Taboo category, but those stories seem to be exclusively about incest, which this isn't. But please take this as notice that the couple's relationship would not be approved by society, generally. Also -- thanks again t...
Murder, 9 Points Sputtering, I coughed before putting down my tea. "You want me to find a murderer? Detective, you can't be serious." Having spilled some tea on my blouse, I search my desk for a napkin. He gave a slight frown, raised his eyebrows and handed me a handkerchief. "We are, Dr. Montgomery. We absolutely are." "It's Charlene, please, but..." I t...
Dear Readers, I hope you enjoy this piece. If you like it, please check out my other works. By the way, the dictionary defines a chapter as: a main division of a book, treatise, or the like, usually bearing a number or title or an important portion or division of anything. So, dear reader, if you have not read the first two chapters yet, what is stop...
The family were engrossed in the nitroglycerine scene of "War Wagon" when the phone rang. Vicki rushed to answer it, hoping that it would mean Tyler and the other deputies had caught Dinah. "Thank you. Yeah, it's not ideal, but I should have seen it coming. Prison is no picnic for child molesters, from what I've heard. That's probably even truer of women's...
26 Skeeter gets a home I drove straight home from the Waffle House. It was too early for dinner, so I loaded the laundry into the minivan. I drove to one of the two self service Laundromats in our little town. When I arrived, I lugged the two cloth bags into the chrome and glass fronted building filled with washers and dryers. As I walked by I notice...