harry lime: Stories

Christmas travel story from Harry Lime of how he changed a negative moment into a happy reflection of the random nature of personal relationships.

Harry is recently divorced and quite ready to move on without reliving the past. He meets a "Flower Child" in San Francisco and decides maybe women aren't all that bad after all.

Sometimes an isolated posting in a backward country can be so boring. Young Patricia is volunteered for duties in the Foreign Officer's Wives Club to help create better relations with the high-ranking officials of the host country. Up until then, she had always considered herself a well-behaved lady. Now, she was not all that certain.

This is a selection of four 500 word short stories with no connection other than the 500 word limit.

Harry receives bad news from the doctor and fears his almost non-existent sex life is at an end. A much needed massage leads to an excursion into the "little blue pills" that make his cock stand up far beyond his expectations. His real trouble is just beginning.

Frida is determined to turn herself into a strong and muscular firefighter. She wants to be just as strong as the male firefighers and she has no time for the other females who want the rules changed to make it easier for them to pass the test.

Masie has a very bad day but it ends with a bang. She is plagued with bad luck until she meets Brianna the new trainee nurse with the long blond hair and the luscious lips. Some hi-jinks in the shower and then a lovely slow lie down in bed that night fill Masie with anticipation of their outing on Saturday night.

Simon and Simone are twins and identical in almost every respect. They have moved to Paris, the City of Love, and are closer than ever before. Soon, they have fallen into the kinky lifestyles of their oversexed friends. When they meet Claire, all bets are off and they scramble to be her favorite.

It was just supposed to be a one day cruise, but fate intervened and sent seven souls into the jaws of the Bermuda triangle and a future not at all certain.

From Private to General, Ben is always one step ahead of all the others. He is a family man and a man of commerce but his first love is to smell the acrid stench of gunpowder in the morning air and hear the sound of hooves as cavalry flank an enemy position. He is admired, hated and called both a Hero and a Traitor. History has judged him but is history correct?