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We don't own each other, but we have more personal privilege that allows us be clear when we are making each other unhappy. No one gets burned in this, but they reflect on what each spouse owes the other. A bit philosophical - but that's nothing new for me. I think you may enjoy this husband and wife as they contest their wants and desires, and the potential results!

A man glances out his penthouse window and sees a stranger across the courtyard. What begins as an accidental glimpse becomes a silent, escalating exchange. Desire, distance, and the thin barrier of glass turn watching into something more complicated.

Some losses don’t heal. They transform. After the death of the only man who ever made her feel safe, Ellie is left with a hunger she can’t name and a grief that refuses to stay clean. What begins as mourning slowly curdles into something darker; an obsession that pulls her toward places and risks she knows she shouldn’t touch. Eli is a dark descent into longing, shame, and the kind of need that doesn’t care what it destroys.

When Germany occupied France in World War II, Nazi officers scrambled to get to Paris and try its pleasures. The greatest pleasure was its women. Officers would select women to become their personal property and be their sex slaves. These women, rich and poor, would be made to service the Nazis' sexual desires like common prostitutes and the Nazis were inventive in ways to do this. This series tells the story of those women and the revenge the French took when the occupation ended.

An abusive businessman is using his office's night cleaning crew as his sex slaves. One girl reaches out to an uncle to help her. He comes up with a plan to punish the man's wife and stop the abuse of the cleaning crew. He picks up the wife in a bar, spikes her drink, takes her home and spends the night using her mouth, pussy and ass in imaginative ways and records it all.

A Secretary invites her black boss to her home for Christmas since the woman will be alone for the holidays and this sweet Sarah wants to make her feel better.

For nine years, Snake Island’s timber rattlesnakes have been a conservation success. Then animals begin dying, sightings spread, and rats pour from Calder’s abandoned mill. Everyone knows the snakes are safely isolated offshore. Everyone may be wrong. As spring turns to summer, a struggling Massachusetts town faces an ecological disaster born from good intentions, bad assumptions, and a species protected by law.

Two new students with very similar names meet in an overbooked hotel room

This is the second story of Thrilling Resort Vacation and how it started.

This is the first story of our family secrets and how it started.