Jack Witherspoon was a precocious kid, especially when it came to guns. He started out as a farm boy, but had killed his first man by the time he was 13. He became a professional gunslinger and managed to accumulate a big load of gold while he was still young. Later on, he wound up with five wives. The dialog is pretty thick, mostly with the dropped “d” and “g” word endings. I hope you enjoy the story, anyway.
Ken is totally blind, but something very strange happens when he reaches puberty: He starts seeing sex organs. Red is for male, green for female. Then he finds that the new girl Lisa at the blind school has the same kind of vision. They are drawn to each other, and drawn to sexual exploration as they are exposed before each other. They see things both wonderful and not so wonderful that are hidden from the sighted.
Terry, a young nursing assistant, enjoys married life with her new husband Charley, a mechanic. Before Charley, she shared a flat (and a bed) with Nancy. Nancy visits her with an urgent proposal, she's homeless and proposes to move in, do housework and meals. Terry is so excited they fall into bed to celebrate. But Charley walks in on them, naked and entangled. His heart, head, and groin are all telling him differently what to do next. (Codes to be added as story develops.)
When Lydia gets a new babysitter suddenly she she receives the affection and closeness that she hadn't even realized she was missing. Then it is snatched away and the poor child is bereft. Years later a chance meeting gives her a second chance and she isn't going to waste it.
A Devastation Diary Story Captain Ted Bungay returns from the War to find that he is the heir to an unusual business. The late owner had found farming dairy animals was a losing proposition, and instead turned to farming... women, as a 'kink'. With the collapse of normal society, and the rise of slavery and Indenture, he had turned almost entirely to milking women. Ted, and his Corporal, 'Sparky' Bright, must come to terms with managing this peculiar business. Of course our heroes will maintain their moral standards...