The car pulled onto the gravel road and drove as dust bellowed out from the tires. It drove along the road as it passed nothing but overgrown fields and a few empty houses. It slowed to a crawl as it turned into the driveway of the old farm house. The brakes squealed as it came to a rest and the engine shut off. The driver's door swung open as she stepped ou...
I was pulling around behind Bay Realty to the back alley of the Barbershop to meet up with Megyn for a prearranged threesome while thinking about the high time that I had in Destin not forty eight hours ago. As my line of sight cleared the corner of the building I immediately noticed a major confrontation between Megyn, Paula and some Biker looking characte...
You pay the driver and climb out of the cab, receiving a beaming smile from a passer-by as you straighten up and adjust your outfit. A smart suit...skirt to mid-thigh...nicely tailored jacket accentuating your curves...just a hint of cleavage. You return the favour, your cheeky grin revealing your perfect teeth and you know you made the right choice. Sexy bu...
I was eighteen and it was my first time away from home. I was in my freshman year at Western University studying Sociology. My older brother was in his third year of "Jogging for marks", a.k.a. Phys Ed and a halfback on the football team. Western was far enough from home, about thirty-five miles, to justify dormitory living. I was billeted in Glenolden Hal...
Have you ever looked at someone and known instantly that person would change your life forever? It has happened twice to me. The first time it happened as I walked down an airplane exit ramp. I looked at her just as she looked at me, and we knew. That look turned into lunch, and in the end, Kelly and I were together four unforgettable years. Because of her I...
The sharp beep from the car behind her snapped Jasmine back into the here and now. As she moved through the intersection, she silently cursed her lapse, wanting to tell the offended driver that she wasn't one of those phone-obsessed people who couldn't wait to send a text. The truth of the matter would have likely made no difference, although it was possible...
This being the second tale of Sebastien and Cosette. The first was The Collaring, posted in an earlier entry. They are best read in order. ~~~ It was dark in the carriage as it jarred and creaked its way down the mountain from Chateau de La Roque. Within, behind the drawn, rich velvet curtains, Cosette fingered the patterns of intricate lace at her wrists....
It was strange, we had spoken so many times on the internet and now we were going to meet for the first time ever. I was so nervous, I didn't know butterflies in the stomach could feel so bad but so good at the same time. Paying the taxi driver I took my overnight bag out of the boot, walked into the hotel and over to the reception desk, Oz had told me that...
Madison stood at the entrance of the alley. It was formed by two four-story brick buildings and was barely wide enough to back a delivery truck up to the loading dock at the far end. Across the street was the only working streetlamp for at least a hundred yards. Up the road, there were other streetlamps, but the night's fog obscured them and anyone else that...
Jim Bellows felt like complete shit. The Customs and Immigration people had taken one look at him and just waved him through. Later they would get into trouble for not calling the health department. "Where the hell is she? She knows what time my plane was to arrive and she isn't even answering her cell phone!" Jim thought to himself. He didn't want to do i...