Hijab Minnesota Stories

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Mistresses Incorporated Pt. 01

by maxicue on May 11, 2020
Erotic Couplings

Part I Cheryl Chapter 1 "It's all about timing, Joe," she grinned at me, her slim hand brushing across my lean muscled torso, crossing my short nest of curly brown pubic hair before arriving at my penis, both hair and penis sticky from the drying effluence of both guy and girl juices. "Time it right, and no one will know." "That selling off my shares of...

Hush Little Baby Ch. 01-05

by LoneGirl on Dec 24, 2019
Romance

Note: Sequel to The Gift, beginning six months after the story ends. Please read that series first for more details about the characters *** Chapter 1 It was the first day of summer. Officially of course, because it still seemed like the mid of spring outside— overcast, windy and cold. The sky was awash with various shades of grey, making the early mor...

Substituting for My Wife

by TxSmutWriter on Sep 14, 2020
Transgender & Crossdressers

My wife, Monica, isn't exactly a great beauty at 40. Her features are too sharp and pinched, her hair is fly-away thin, and as she's gotten older she's put on some weight. Being a tit-man, the extra weight turned her D-cup breasts into DD cup, and I liked that. A lot. But I didn't fall for her because of her beauty. I'd fallen in love with her as a person in...

The Convertible - Another Road

by NewOldGuy77 on Sep 21, 2020
Romance

A bazillion thanks to thatsbogus, as good of an editor as he is a writer. This is the second Convertible story, written as a standalone - the first story is recapped in the intro, but I encourage you to read the first one anyway. ++++++++++++++++++++++ My name is Jacob Leopold. I'm 32, and live in Menlo Park, California. I'm a Penn State grad with a Maste...

Setting Moon Ch. 09

by Bloodwoman on Sep 19, 2017
NonHuman

Lilliana awoke abruptly the next morning as she shot straight up. Tears streamed down her face as she remembered her dreams. She put her head in her hands and tried to rid herself of the horrible feeling that they would all soon be dead. She felt a hand on her shoulder and turned swinging. But before she struck she realized it was Sam and fell into his arm...

Lawyer, Lawyer Pt. 02

by MarshAlien on Sep 13, 2017
NonHuman

Previously, on Lawyer, Lawyer: In the 2020s, Jason Thompson, the protagonist of Living Dolls and Living Dolls: The Director's Cut has become a best-selling, award-winning writer (much like the author of this piece, except for the best-selling, award-winning part). He is stunned to learn that the one of the "living dolls" he enjoyed in his senior year of high...

Messy Ch. 14

by TheStoryTeller2342 on Mar 6, 2018
BDSM

"Dammit Tori, you didn't need to do this." The Latina beamed at me, obviously satisfied that she had surprised me. The Christmas gift I'd just opened was a Glock Twenty Nine – the smaller version of my hunting gun – topped with a red dot sight, tucked into a nice leather holster, accompanied by a handful of conversion and extended barrels. "That's why it's...

Year Two with Jane and Tony Ch. 01

by Kalavo on Sep 13, 2017
Group Sex

Having survived the end of summer orgy we enjoyed with our friends, Jane and I, along with our roommates, settled in for another school year. Jane and I went into the year having maintained a 4.0 GPA the first year. This year would see us tackling some tougher courses but we still had some mandatory classes to take. Our household ran well with the inclusion...

Shane and Carmen: The Novelization Ch. 03

by O_G_Salli on Sep 16, 2017
Novels and Novellas

Chapter 3 Be a Man Shane got out of the car in the middle of a block on Santa Monica Boulevard without looking back at the driver or acknowledging him in any way. She'd seen Clive loitering on the sidewalk in front of a record store, and she asked the driver to stop. He'd jammed on the brakes and as soon as the car had slowed enough Shane popped the door a...

Rainbow Symphony

by pucksboy on Sep 14, 2017
Interracial Love

Prelude Mai Chang stood at the podium, facing the assembly of young musicians. This was her first meeting with her orchestra for the new school season. She had lost almost half her musicians through last year's graduation. Her eyes traveled across the group of her seventy-five music majors, playing the game of matching names to faces. She was the chair o...