"This was a really stupid idea." Millie complained again, but only someone within three paces of her would've heard her. She kept her voice down, Paula knew, because in spite of the uncomfortable surroundings, the mosquitoes and oppressive heat that assailed them as their group sloshed their way through the swamp, the unending fog that made the days shorte...
The months came and gone that Daniel and Amanda had been seeing each other and the next thing they knew it was Christmas time. Snow didn't often fall in LA, actually its very rare that it did, it was a blazing 86 degrees outside and Christmas was a buzz in the town. The only person who wasn't looking forward to it was Amanda. Not only was Daniel going home f...
Linda's mother had been spectacular, so much so that I practically forgot about Linda. We kept seeing each other, but when I was with her I found myself thinking about her Mom. After all, it was an competition of sorts. While the 18 year old Linda had the advantage of youth and was more classically attractive than her mother, Millie had experience and the f...
I watched her skirt tighten over her tight round ass as she bent to put some papers in the lower drawer of the file cabinet. Everything about Candace made me hard and it tore me up that I would never be able to do what I wanted which was to spend hours, days, weeks and months making love to her. She knew I wanted her and I was pretty sure that she'd had a fe...
DECEMBER Monday "Aren't you late for your panel?" I asked my wife. "What panel?" "Mothers Against Drunk Driving victim impact panel." "I'm not going. What's it going to accomplish?" "You've been going ever since Cynthia was killed." "She's still dead, and the woman who killed her is living happily ever after." "Victim impact panels keep peopl...
There will be a lot of opinions about what I'm about to write. The truth be known, all the opinions even though opposite views are right. That's why they are opinions. Thanks ti 'LadyCibelle' and 'Techsan' for their editing of my story. It's very much appreciated. Chapter 1 I began dating Grace in high school. We did the usual petting that most kids do and...
Up until the time I was married I would have never believed that there were two disparate Americas coexisting side by side forming unequal parts of the same whole; one of unbounded privilege and the other of implicit, soul-deadening servitude. To think that the vast majority of Americans were no more than indentured slaves to banks and corporations that rule...
Chapter 9: Jennifer Ed and Jen came in and found us embracing, Millie commiserating with me because of the predicament I had just described to her, broke and being forced into kowtowing to a rich girl in order to hold on to my job. I pulled my head away from Millie, hoping to alert her that we had company. She misunderstood and thinking that my intention wa...
It was a warm summer Friday evening when Joy and Tom Roberts arrived. They had been good friends with Millie and Jim Mitchell for several years. Millie and Jim had bought a few acres of land at the edge of a small town and started a Horse farm. It developed into a rather nice Park where there were training tracks and equipment. The barn was long and had sta...
"Just like the white winged dove Sings a song, sounds like she's singing Ooo, ooo, ooo" That was the song. It was blaring on the radio. Stevie Nicks, Edge of Seventeen. It went well with the roaring of the cars engine as I sped down the highway. Sped. I was doing one-thirty-five. That's miles per hour. One hundred thirty five miles per hour. I was in a hurr...