Adult Female with Adult Female Stories

An Anais Story
It's the next morning, and Anais still hasn't painted Laura's nails. This follows "Sleepover" https://storiesonline.net/s/24353/sleepover-by-mat-twassel Illustrated

A woman is recovering from a serious car accident. She’ll be fine, but for now she’s still blindfolded and immobilized by casts…

Cyndi and Roger are getting married in a week. As a pre-wedding gift, Roger gives Cyndi a gift certificate to a high end boutique. Big mistake - or maybe the best present Cyndi ever got. Illustrated.

My sexy dentist and her assistant treat my phobia with sex. Another dentist strips and treats my wife. The vists are real to a point.

A rookie female cop is captured by the mob boss she is working to take down. She is taken to a facility where she sees just what happens when a man has unlimited resources and limited morals.

A look at what goes into getting a job as a pole dancer. Illustrated.

A IBT Story
Kay and Kat persuade Men's Assistant Football Coach Zach Taylor to become the first guest member of the IBT (Itty Bitty Titty) club. Illustrated.

Prequel to 'How Does Your Garden Grow...?' Senior Constable Rosemary 'Rosie' Egan wanted to carve out a niche for herself at Mount Thomas, but she didn't plan on what would happen when she investigated Savannah Hamilton-Smythe...?

A New Model Talent Story
Stacy Ericsson is the founder and owner of New Model Talent. She comes into work planning to drown herself in work to get her mind off a break up over the weekend. She explores the beautiful bodies of new clients, shares in her model’s successes, and forms a deeper bond with an old friend.

'Probationary' Constable Kelly O'Rourke was the harbinger of a change at the suburban 'Uniform Branch' at Flemington - the young blonde was the first policewomen to work 'General Duties' and that was really something! Joined by her former 'roomie' from the Glen Waverley 'Police Training Academy' and another blonde, Kelly intends to carve out a niche for female police officers...though not quite as Chief Commissioner 'Mick' Miller and the 1977 Equal Opportunities Act may have intended in 1980