Warning! This story contains material of an adult nature and is intended for mature readers and for personal use only. No copyright infringement is intended. * CHAPTER 5 The taxi drew up in a leafy avenue, in the Northern suburbs of the capitol and, after they'd both alighted from the black cab, Mike paid off the leering driver, adding a modest tip. "Tha...
Sara woke up wondering what smelled so bad. Then she knew...it was Billy, her high school sweetheart and husband. She had married him nine years ago, when he weighed 180 pounds. Now, he must be close to 270, all of it in the sagging gut that hung over his belt. She laughed to herself as she wondered if he could still see his shrunken little weenie when he we...
Teg was walking along the river. He was oh so very glad to get away from the mundane life. Work was boring at best, and jaw clenching frustrating at worst, he was underpaid but no one else was hiring, at least not him. He didn't have any skills, except for a somewhat eidetic memory, and an insatiable curiosity that turned him into a walking encyclopedia abou...
Winter was back, and the dark came earlier. Ted was on his way to pick up his young mistress for a night out. He still had plenty of ideas on his "to-do" list for Emily, between his own fantasies and things he read in forums. He regularly texted and called her to discuss ideas. Emily had gotten creative in her picture-taking as well, her most recent set bei...
So, let's say you've got your eye on someone. She's pretty, she's funny, and most of all, she's smart. Sounds good, right? The only problem is, you don't stand a chance. Perhaps you lack social skills, or maybe you just don't think you are all that interesting. But fear not, because I'm here to offer you advice learned over a lifetime. Most of it earned the...
As fall progressed into winter, Ted and Emily continued to meet at church, but less frequently because of Kayla's text the night of the talent show. Ted had taken to risking being seen alone with Emily in public, but only in out-of-the-way places. Many trips were made to the smaller outlying towns for dinner dates, movies, and walks, and Ted used his imagin...
Ted had searched and chosen a website where he planned to post the pictures Emily would provide. She was already comfortable with sending him nude and revealing photos, and had done so several times over the last few weeks. He had used one of the pictures when he opened an account with the site, and created a profile for Emily. The photo was cropped, but sho...
"This is my thinking tree," said Ted, as he knelt down on the jacket. "Let me show you how it works." Emily knelt next to him, and he sat with his back against the old tree. Knees bent, he spread his legs and invited her to sit, and lean back against his chest. Emily didn't hesitate, and lay back against him, leaning to one side so she could see his face....
About ten minutes ago, Emily did something very out of character for someone so introverted. She'd never figure out what gave her the courage, but she'd sent Ted a text. He replied almost immediately, and they began talking comfortably, as if they'd been friends for years. More than friends, actually. The conversation had quickly gone down a path she never...
It all started because Emily had a cold. It was a disappointment in more ways than one. First, having a cold sucked. Nothing tasted right, everything hurt, and overall, she was miserable. Second, she loved going to Youth Group on Sundays. All of her favorite friends were there. Having been home schooled since second grade wasn't conducive to making much of...