PROLOGUE The palace throne room of a far off kingdom Heidi was lounging in the palace's throne room. She'd been here all day, and in fact, most of her life, or at least as much as she bothered to remember. Heidi was the crown Princess to her late parent's kingdom. Both of her parents were already dead. Her mother died when Heidi was still very young, and...
"Thank God! Home at last." I thought as I came through the apartment door. I could hear water running in the shower. "I guess I might as well get a glass of tea and watch the news for a minute." I thought. Sue usually takes a few minutes in the shower, and there is usually not much hot water left when she's done so I went into the bedroom and kicked off my s...
Lindsey, Rachel, and Joe hung out in the jacuzzi while Paul passed out upstairs. Lindsey was well aware he was upset about something and she had a hunch he was a little jealous of Joe. After all, it was Joe who lasted longer and clearly had more of an impression over her and Rachel. Lindsey felt awful, but couldn't deny her feelings of arousal and adventurou...
Dear Diary Some time back I tried my hand at writing a story called Staying in Character that had a woman narrating the story in first-person. I thought I should try again, this time with a younger woman as narrator. This is the result of that effort. It is an attempt to view the consequences of cheating through the eyes of an innocent bystander. There is n...
First time author. All feedback welcome. You don't have to be kind, but do try and be constructive. I have a few chapters complete. I'll try and post one per week until I run out. ***** Chapter 1: Darkness and a Girl I was having another sleepless night, lying with my head on the pillow inventing stories from the shapes of mould and damp on the ceiling o...
"Well, what did you do with Chrissie's panties?" An unusual question across the garden fence. Not a question about how the dahlias or runner beans were doing. Dave added, "Did the little frogs go swimming in the washing machine?" And then he sang: "Glub glub" went the little green frog one day. Glub glub" went the little green frog. Glub glub" went the lit...
Amelia spent an inordinately long time selecting the right dress after preparing her hair and makeup. Maybe it was silly since very soon she wouldn't be wearing anything at all anymore, but somehow it seemed important. She looked at herself in the mirror and took a deep breath. This was the last time she would see herself clothed. Was she actually doing this...
Be sure to read part 1 and 2 if you haven't already. Eric hadn't changed a bit. Well that wasn't entirely true. He was a little thicker through the chest and arms, and his hair was streaked with a tinge of gray. But his crooked smile and mischievous dancing blue eyes were the same as always. As we released our bear hug I whispered for him to keep his voice...
Lauren had been working for her new consulting firm for a little over a year when she was invited to the annual company ski trip to Tahoe. This was her second job out of college and it included a huge raise from the first contract engineering job she landed. She had accomplished so much in the last four years: a degree in electrical engineering, landing a f...
As the great American Dream Dusty Rhodes would say, "it was hard times." Megan and Trevon were living it, their bills were stacking up and it seemed like they were falling further behind each passing day. Trevon was feeling embarrassed and as though he was letting his wife down by being unemployed, the company he had been working for shuttered and the payout...