by JoelC as told to BrettJ © 2008 * I hope this story can inspire some of you to believe that if you work on a marriage in trouble, you can put new life back into it. I know I did and I am happier now than I have ever been. It wasn't always that way. Let me tell you my story and perhaps you'll see what I'm talking about. It had never made much sense to...
Niue is a rock in the Pacific a bit east of Tonga. To be accurate, it's a big coral atoll but that might lead you to think of palm trees swaying above white sandy beaches. Wrong! Niue has no beaches, no exciting markets and almost no night life. It takes about three hours to drive right round the island and frankly it isn't worth the effort. You could see an...
Dear readers, this story follows on from Sunshine. It will stand alone but is most likely better enjoyed after reading that submission first. I've blamed it on the moonlight. Wrapping a towel around me for warmth, I stumble sleepy around the chalet seeking some sign of Sarah. She has tidied the kitchen, folded towels, picked up empty glasses and bottles...
Every time you read a story about a married woman having a threesome it's always the husband's idea, right? Well, think again. I was riding my husband Mick really hard one night and all I could think was—this would be so much greater if I could be sucking someone's cock at the same time. After about an hour of fucking I came for the last time, collapsed on...
NO ORDINARY GAME, CH. 01 Amanda had always been a good girl. A work of fiction. All characters are over eighteen years. This is a cuckold story about a husband who wants to share his wife with another man. *** CHAPTER ONE The sun had set and the western Colorado sky was a deep indigo. Already, the brightest stars were visible and soon the whole expanse...
This works best if you knew of my first wife. I didn't date in high school. Not even take a girl to a dance. I was a senior and she a junior. I had no idea who she was except she had a job taking tickets at the lunch room. I had graduated and was going to start classes at a business school in a couple of weeks. I had worked for a farmer since I was tens year...
Author's note: All rights reserved. No reproduction of this material is allowed without the expressed written permission of silliesam. Not intended for minors or those with weak hearts! This is the story of a fictional town populated with people that may accidentally resemble some American TV characters from shows old and new. If you are familiar with the o...
I would like to start off by extending a big thanks to my editor, Misty Morgan. This story would have never been published without her wonderful editorial abilities. This story is based on the true life of a sailor with some fantasies and fiction inserted in very appropriate places. I will leave it up to you, the reader to separate the fact from the fiction...
Part II Chapter 1 Sara was excited and very nervous as she wondered around the house aimlessly, straightening up and moving pillows from one chair to another. She finished cleaning the already clean living room and sat down with a glass of wine and tried to relax. Patrick's plane was due in at 3 P.M. and Brian was at the airport waiting. She had tried all...
There's an old adage; "never say never." I, Jim Sickles, never believed in that. By the time that I was eighteen I had a strong sense of right and wrong. Everything was black and white to me; I didn't see much gray. My parents always preached that "honesty is the best policy." Probably because of their influence, and the punishment I got when I lied, and th...