He paused from moving his food from one side of the plate to the other. "So, what do you do for a living?" She smiled. It was one of the oldest questions in the dating game. "Books." "Excuse me?" he asked, raising a puzzled eyebrow. "I own a bookstore. What line of work are you in?" "Well actually, I'm a high school P.E. teacher." What a boring, underpa...
This is a branching series with a focus on transformations or size changes in stories. Predominantly growing and expanding in some way, but also including shrinking, size draining, size transfer, and any other size play related fun. Size changes can happen any number of ways depending on the path you choose and who is growing and changing. Random growth spur...
"I'm leaving now, ma'am," Eileen told Arlene. "Are you sure you and Mr. Atherton don't want me to stop by tomorrow and cook some meals for you." "You have the weekend off Eileen," Arlene told the maid. "Enjoy yourself, spend some time with your daughter, take it easy. William and I will survive, I guarantee it." "You sure, ma'am?" the maid asked. "Get out...
Leaving was one of the hardest things I ever had to do. Personally I would have preferred to just stay home, wishing the summer would never end. But inevitably it did. My friends were all leaving for their first year of college, and that's exactly where I was heading too. There would be no point in sticking around town while everyone else was moving on with...
Trying to figure out what characteristics a woman should have, both physical and mental, to select for a wife became of interest to me, when I started my first year at Harvard Law school. Completing High school, with honors, in three years, left no time for dating. My pre-law courses keep me busy, since I completed my undergraduate degree in three years. A...
Author's note: Hi guys. I've been a huge fan of this site and its brilliant authors and enjoyed the stories for many years. I really feel like trying something on my own. This is the first story I've ever written like this. Positive criticism will really help. About the story, it is mostly fictional created by some ideas from some real life experiences of mi...
Alyssa may be in graduate school but she sure doesn't look like it. She is 5'4 150 lbs (curvy in all the right places) with a 38DD chest. She could easily pass for a young 18 even though her ID says 22. She constantly gets questioned about her life and her career aspirations, but she isn't really ready to grow up yet. A lot of the time Alyssa has people as...
It was the start of her college's spring break, and Amanda walked to one of the school cafeterias for breakfast. She was 22 and soon to graduate in May. An excellent student with a great deal of drive, she had accomplished a lot, but there was a relatively new life choice she wanted to conquer: she wanted to have a baby. This was not a phase, fleeting inkl...
"Disenchantment, whether it is a minor disappointment or a major shock, is the signal that things are moving into transition in our lives." - William Throsby Bridges I have gone through a very rough patch in recent months and though I have tried to put a brave face on things I have had to acknowledge to myself that I am disappointed with the way in which my...
The night that it all happened was one that the untrained eye would never have seen as memorable. To her it was seen as unforgettable; something terrible yet wonderful. He was tall and his golden brown hair rested gently upon his shoulders yet was covered by a hood attached to a long black cape. He walked softly toward her and she was able to see his eyes cl...