Lois and Dennis picked the young man's parents up at the airport and drove them home. Back at the Livingston house, all four of them stayed up late talking about the trip. Lois told her friend Marcie that Dennis had behaved quite well while they were gone. Of course, Lois didn't tell the boy's parents what it was that he'd behaved well doing, they'd have bee...
"'Bye, Hon." Robert said as he kissed her on the lips. "Have a great day and remember that we're having dinner out tonight-just the two of us. Love you." Cathy, his wife, had impressed upon him years before that they needed to make time alone as a couple a regular part of their life. Thus, 'dinner out' had become a weekly date that they both considered of ut...
Elizabeth heard Sarah crying out her name and awoke in a cold sweat. After a moment looking around their small dorm room, she realized that what she really heard was the alarm clock buzzer. She frowned and turned the alarm clock off, pulled Sarah's pillow, which she had slept with all night, up to her nose and breathed in, savoring her fragrance. "Sarah..."...
Chapter Seven Wednesday had come again and Monica was more nervous than usual. Would Dennis pose? She had some things ready to be used for still life drawing just in case he decided he wasn't ready for that step. After the events of the previous week she thought he probably would, but wasn't sure. She looked at the semi-circle of chairs and easels she had a...
When Agnes and Dennis were enjoying their daily ride somewhere that same week, Agnes couldn't help noticing the change in him showing up. He was fearless, taking obstacles, encouraging his filly to go faster than he had ever dared to go. Agnes had always held back for him, she had bought a gentle horse for him, because she knew he could be fearful but didn't...
Lois and Dennis took a break from love-making and went down to the kitchen for a snack. It turned out not to be much of a break. One minute they were standing at the refrigerator studying the food on hand, then they were in each other's arms, their lips fused, their bodies pressed together, and their passion flaring. Dennis cupped Lois's bottom and pulled h...
Kara sat on her balcony in her blue bathrobe, sipping vanilla flavored coffee and eating a cheese Danish. She watched her neighbor Dennis walk out of his apartment smartly dressed. He wore a pewter gray suit with a black shirt and gray tie. At 6'2 his broad shoulders and thick chest made his suit fit like it was stitched around his muscular frame. Kara slowl...
That man, meanwhile, had woken up from a deep sleep for a moment or two. His name was Dennis, and he was indeed a deserter from the army camp Agnes knew lay almost a week's walk away. He felt weak and still very tired, but he was warm, and clean, and his belly was not full, but not empty either. He knew from bitter experience that after days without food,...
I met James Dennis at a nearby café and, after coffee and doughnuts; we walked two blocks to the train station and waited for the train to arrive. I should take a moment to describe Mr. James Dennis to the reader. He was a tall, well-favored young man, dressed to the nines in tight-fitting dark brown slacks which were pegged at the cuffs in the current fas...
The phone was ringing when Lois and Dennis returned to her house after enjoying a delicious pizza. Lois answered it. "Yes," she said, "he's here. No. He's been no problem. Goodness, no. I was glad I could help out. You want to talk with him?" She gestured to Dennis. "It's your parents." Dennis took the phone and heard his mother's voice. "They're having a...