Lara opened her slim laptop and pulled it onto her lap. It soon warmed up her legs as it started up, the familiar background of her cat appeared on the large screen. For Lara it had been a long day and she longed to sign onto her favourite online game to escape life for just a few hours. Typing in her login details with her petite hands she waited while the...
Green-blue eyes sparkled and she smiled at her reflection in the mirror as she finished applying the pale pink gloss to her full lips. Casting her critical eyes downward, she took in her full figure encased in the turquoise blue summer dress, and automatically went to wrap her arms around herself to hide her body. She only managed to stop herself when she th...
We pulled into my driveway, coming to a stop at the garage door. Heidi was less nervous about this part of our date as I was. My mind was racing with sexual thoughts. You see, our dinner and a movie date was cut short by a power outage at the theater. I suggested we just catch something on pay-per-view. Let me give you a little background on her. Heidi was...
"I should have stayed in bed...or taken the day off...or something," Alissa thought as she stood behind the bar, gripping onto the edge of the small shelf under it to keep her shaking to a minimum. "This just isn't going to work." Work. That one word held so many meanings. At least, at that moment it did. It reflected how busy the tavern was that afternoon....
"Bah humbug!" Mused Anna's gentle voice, with as much emotion in it as the snow blanketing her car as it sat in idle. The sedan's purring engine sat in wait for the depression of her foot on the gas pedal for longer than an hour, the gear in reverse about to pull out of her driveway. Here she hemmed and she hawed over the prospect of shutting off her car and...
I stood back and looked at it, our freshly painted eighteenth century brick hotel. The late evening June sun lit up our freshly painted black wrought iron upstairs porch that looked over the quiet street. Tall trees stood between the railroad tracks and the gently flowing blue river. The road stopped just to the right and the street was quiet and still. An o...
"Diane sure picks her time to take a holiday," said Chas Dingle as she locked the door of The Woolpack. Her barmaid, Alicia Gallagher answered, "You can say that again, I thought they would never leave, still good for business, you must have made a few bob today." A coachload of tourists, visiting the Dales had descended on Emmerdale's village pub and had...
Chapter 10: Games People Play **hey, you definitely don't have to have read the rest of the novel to read this. enjoy. esl** I didn't know Charlotte very well. She was older, maybe twenty-four, and a grad student. Very proper to the point of being haughty, she was tall with a good figure, ample hips and breasts. Honey blond hair framed her heart shaped fac...
= The Nightmare = by Jeanne D'eau and Cespenar AUTHOR'S NOTE: The original seed of this tale came from a fellow writer here who asked me for a critique and to possibly illustrate or do a graphic version of it at some point. The basic concept and storyline is Cespenar's; I fleshed out the characters, backstories and settings and made a few changes. I do no...
The headlights came up behind me fast and close. Afraid I was going to be rear ended, I pulled over and let him pass. The green Border Patrol van sped past me. "Asshole!" I thought. "He didn't have to do that." Ahead almost out of sight, the van pulled over, U-turned and came rushing back toward me. This time I pulled over and stopped. "What the hell is go...