Prologue: While this is a continuation of Lois's Confession Pt. 1 and Pt. 2 I decided to make it a stand alone story since it took place a few weeks later under different circumstances. For those of you that didn't read the first two stories it might help as an introduction to things to read Lois's Confession Pt. 1. ***** It took me a while, but I finally...
Passion In James County III Graduation and... By D.C. Roi Chapter 1 Lois Tillman was experiencing one of the most exciting and realistic dreams she'd ever had. In that dream, her lover had cupped his hand tenderly around her breast and his fingers were twirling the nipple, what he was doing was driving her wild. And, the fact that at the same time, some...
Lois and Rick, the two college friends who lived together and threw the Halloween party I mentioned in my story, "Feeling Kind Of Lucky," had been girlfriend-boyfriend for years before I ever met them, and Lois was best friends with Heather, the younger sister of my roommate Gary, who was also featured in that same story. Here's another true college story, t...
Dale’s Women (Chapter 9) Kathryn M. Burke When Lois woke up the next day, she was momentarily disoriented. Where on earth am I? She had slept deeply, but the unfamiliar feel of the bed, and the strange furnishings in the room, made her wonder if she was dreaming. Then something else struck her: Why am I naked? Turning her head suddenly, she saw Dale ly...
Shortly after Elaine left I changed jobs as I'd gotten bored with the long hours of monotony and after some hunting I took on a temp assignment that took 6 months. A large mail order distribution company were amalgamating several warehouses into one and my job was to set up and resolve issues with the inventory control system that incorporated a new fangle...
Ensign Jones led Alex and Lois to his room. The Ensign and Alex were completely drunk. Lois somehow was sober and very upset. She didn't want to go to the Ensign's room. Alex slumped on the couch as Ensign Jones turned the TV on. "You look good," the Ensign said. "Thanks," Alex replied. Lois pulled out her camera and snapped a few pictures. Alex looked ov...
"Hello, my name if Frank. I'm an alcoholic and I've been sober for thirteen years, two months and sixteen days." I was shaking as I spoke. It has been exactly one year since I returned to my AA group. Throughout the last year I'd gone to no more than a handful of groups but knew today was a day I would not miss. No, I could not miss today; my life depended o...
Lois Tillman found herself in a situation she wished she could have avoided. Several months earlier, before she and her husband Rod split up, she agreed to let Dennis Livingston, the teen-age son of a friend, stay at her house for a few weeks while his parents traveled in Europe. The young man didn't want to go on the trip and her friend thought having the b...
Breakfast next morning with Gloria was a sumptuous affair—eggs, bacon, pancakes, roasted potatoes, and sundry other accountrements. They were all sated by the end of the meal and didn't feel inclined to do much of anything except reflect on how contented they all were. While Dale went up to shower and the two women were in the kitchen cleaning up, Gloria d...
Dennis Livingston's parents had to go away for the weekend and didn't want to leave the young man home alone, so they asked Lois if he could stay with her while they were gone. Little did they know how happy their request made both Lois and their son. Late Friday evening, Dennis's parents dropped him off at Lois's house and while they drove away, she and th...