Author's Foreword— This is my ninth posting to Literotica and my first posting in the "First Time" genre. The following is a true story. You are invited to visit my profile's archive to find my previous postings; I hope you enjoy them. John W. Adams, Jr., November 23, 2008 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * This posting is going to involve m...
As always, feedback is appreciated. :) ____________________ The next day, Mellie slept in until noon. She woke feeling refreshed, but somewhat anxious about missing school. She had spoken with Danielle and Christine the night before, and they had promised to get all the makeup work she needed and bring it over tonight. Mellie ate breakfast and took some o...
I met Rags in elementary school. We were in the same class. Neither one of us was an outstanding student. If anything we were the social outcasts. While being a good athlete was highly prized by the boys in our class, I was not much of an athlete. When we chose up sides for a game at recess, I was usually one of the last ones picked - and for good reason....
Hi folks, sorry there was no story last week and thanks to everyone Who wrote to find out why. The main reason was the power outages during the fourth of July week. I wrote large chunks of this story on my iPhone but still had no way to send it. Thanks as usual to mikothebaby for editing this one. I really appreciate how hard her job is after looking at a st...
The next day was Saturday. I was nervous when I got up in the morning. Kevin had hidden all my tops except my old, small ones. So I was going to have to wear one of those infront of my mother. But I didn't need to worry. When I got up my shirts were all back in my wardrobe. I don't know when Kevin put them back. So I spent an uneventful weekend. I went to...
"What's on your schedule this week?" Kathy asked her husband Mark. He looked up from the morning paper and said, "Nothing special. Why?" "It's my turn in the barrel again. I have to chaperone the Spring Dance and I was wondering if you would like to go with me." "Yeah, right! You know how I feel about those things. I still don't understand why you have to...
The big school dance was that night. Melissa planned ahead. She came there earlier that afternoon and dropped off her clothes. In a wooded area off the parking lot she placed a short skirt, tights, shoes, a blouse and a spare key to her car. She covered them over with leaves. Even the thought of what she planned excited her and caused her stomach to flutter....
You're a young guy in senior high having just recently turned 18. Most people hate going to school, but you love it. Each day you get to look at some of the drop dead gorgeous people who go to your school in the center of the city. Not the least of which is a girl in your accounting class called Katherine and your next door neighbor Rebecca. The schools medi...
To the Reader: All sexually active characters are age 18 or older at beginning of this story. This romance is told from a male point of view (POV), so if this is not your preference, your time might be better spent elsewhere. ***** The Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was still a custom at my rural, 1980's highschool. I always suspected it continued so becaus...
Once Vivian Laaning had finished law school, given her superior law school grades and discernable legal skills, she obtained a working internship position with Kirkland, Mayer & McDermott, one of the largest law firms in Chicago. She was guaranteed an associate position upon successfully completing her bar exams, which she had scheduled for sitting during th...