Take one lightly-populated overnight express bus, add one alien-controlled human being and a mysterious substance disguised as anti-bacterial soap, stir well, and you've got an orgy, a transformation, and a possible suicide, all-in-one!
When the infamous South American performance artist Cataquil schedules a one-night-only show in Spain, Isabel is thrilled to score a ticket. Little does she know that the evening is destined to feature far, far more of her than she would ever have chosen. Before it's all over, she'll be shoved headlong into the depths of depravity before the cream of Madrid society. The only question is whether the pleasure can possibly outweigh the humiliation.
A Liz Story Nowhere is safe for Liz, not even her own home. Whilst her husband and son are at the football she is made to pay the price of being caught and rescued by one of her husband's workers from a shoplifting charge. Payback is extracted in new ways throughout her home in the third story about Liz.
A Story in the Band Parents Universe
Consider this "Abby the Flute Girl 2.0" if you want. Abby is the daughter of the band parents booster club president. Her parents have wired their bedroom for video and sound so that fellow band parents Bill and Lily can watch them fuck. Bill also gets footage of Abby having a threesome in her parents bed. That's all fun and games, but when Abby finds out Bill is fucking her mother she tries blackmail. It backfires. Unlike in Abby the Flute Girl, Billy doesn't lose control in this version.
Achieving success at an expensive private school can be difficult. Fifteen-year-old Lindsey has made a mistake and let the pressure get the best of her. Fortunately, Headmaster Lewis may have some ideas that will satisfy them both.
Some storms don’t pass. They consume you. They reshape your landscape and force you to be born again. This is not a fairy tale of redemption. It is an anatomy of survival—a quiet study of the distance between necessity and desire. Here, love is rarely a sanctuary. More often, it is the bridge you cross to reach the other side. When Emma returns to that house, she isn’t seeking a hero. Daniel was the only steady thing she’d ever known—a silent, untouchable figure in a world of chaos.
In the eyes of this author, rape is probably the worst crime there is. To rape a young girl who is so much more vulnerable is even worse than if the girl was of age. To do so with one's own flesh and blood surely qualifies the perpetrator to the depths of Hell. That all said, it does happen. If reading of such an event offends, please don't read this.