The George Stories — a collection from WTSman

George is a widower and he is home alone in the cold Danish autumn. Out of the blue, or out of the creek more like, Melissa - his oldest daughter Emma's friend - shows up. Melissa has been invited to spend the week studying with Emma while her parents are out of the country. Only Emma isn't there - she's on holidays with her siblings visiting relatives. What is George to do?

George is the new boy in class. He's rich, smart, good looking and lives alone with his doctor-father in the grandest house in town. He could date any of the cool girls in senior year. How come, then, that he only wants to be with the fat girl from the run down part of town?

What does a middle-aged widowed business man do when propositioned by a desperate teenager? George didn't know, so he played it by heart. / (Reviews)

Dropping out of high school in junior year was a poor idea, but Christina was tired of school. Having a baby by a violent asshole a few days after her 26th birthday was even worse. At 30 she was desperately trying to get things right, but everything fell apart and no one wanted to help her - apart from George, the young graduate who was teaching math at her evening school. / (Reviews)

Some people go through life without ever finding that one special person - or perhaps they find her too late. George actually found her too early. Much too early. How can you 'do the right thing' and still follow your heart? / (Reviews)

While George looked after his sick wife his most trusted employee walked off with the business - and then his wife when she recovered. He now needs someone to help him rebuild. Jennifer has never had a proper job since finishing her training. She is excited to get a job. Any odd job. But this job sets a lot in motion. Within a week life has changed completely for Jennie and the people around her.

Uncle George has always spoiled Hannah since she was a little girl. At 22, after a disastrous relationship, she finds herself working as a nurse in London and living in widowed Uncle George's luxury apartment. He has done so much for her, but he is very rarely there. Much too rarely, Hannah thinks. Other women are attracted to George - including a very young rival who turns out to be deeply fascinating. And other people find Hannah interesting too. Are there things uncles are not for?

An ever so slightly kinky addition to a romantic story. So what happened to Catherine, Hannah, George and Colin? This is a very special, personal epilogue for a favourite friend. She let me publish it for all to enjoy. You can read this story "stand-alone", but it will make much more sense if you read "It's Practically What Uncles Are For" first.

George was annoyed that his parents wouldn't let him stay home alone for the long weekend. Like he would wreck the house with a wild party! Well, he would, but instead he now had to stay at his best friend Jack's house. And then Jack was taken away in an ambulance with appendicitis in the middle of the night. Suddenly George was the baby-sitter for Jack's little sister Lilly. Or should that be babe-sitter?

"Good Things Come In Small Packages", they say. George - himself a very large human being - agreed with that: Marie, his team leader in the cafe he worked at, was tiny, but she was a bundle of energy and a natural born leader. She was beautiful too and ought to have a perfect life. But before long George realised that Marie was living in a domestic hell. What can a shy guy do? / (Reviews)

George got an "instant family" - and lost it again almost in an instant. Well, not completely. But the one he was allowed to keep didn't want him. Still, a promise is a promise.

George has been set up. College Queen Mandy's pantyhose and panties are in his car. The evidence of his alleged infidelity is irrefutable, at least to Debbie, the shy young pre-law student who loved him and who is now shattered and refuses to speak to him. George has never cheated on Debbie. He adores her – and detests Mandy. But how can he refute the irrefutable?

If you need to be trusted, you should be called George. The surname doesn't matter. Luckily. An immoral romantic comedy by WTSman – with apologies to Oscar Wilde

The law does not concern itself with trifles. Tormenting a young woman just because she’s no Anna Nicole Smith was nothing the law would deal with. George’s childhood friend Bex studied law to find some other way to get even. Revenge was brutal and not as sweet as Bex had hoped. The best revenge is to live well. George saw to that. / (Reviews)

An immoral tale of woe: How much room for interpretation does the term "forsaking all others" actually leave? George and Deidre didn't seem to agree on that.

The Danish language has a word for someone so wrapped up in a girlfriend or boyfriend that they have no time for anyone else: Kærestekedelig. When Amy couldn't get through to Ryan because of bimbo-of-the-moment, she turned to Ryan's recently separated father George. A splendid time was had by all.

What if you realize that you are making a huge mistake? What if you find out that your bride-to-be is in league with your abusive birth family who has shunned you and robbed you? What if you realize you'd rather be with your new Rainbow Family? Then you must Speak Now. George did. / (Reviews)

George rescues and befriends a much younger girl of Asian descent when she is bullied. Having no younger siblings, he "adopts" her. Over the years their paths cross occasionally. To George she's just the little sister he never had; Mindy would like a different outcome.