First Stories

A story in the Tech and State Universe
Lucas is a sophomore at a midwest college, struggling to keep his scholarship. He also is a virgin, and he is recovering from being rejected by his long-time, hometown girlfriend. Lucas meets Sharon, a deaf classmate. She asks to share his Calc-III notes and this leads to a friendship that Lucas wants to keep platonic. Sharon has another agenda.

A funny thing happened to me during an archaeological dig. You'll die laughing. But I doubt it. It wasn't funny at the time and I get chills thinking about it. I hope I'm back to stay.

Randy had to give up his weekend to supervise his sister's "sweet sixteen" birthday party. It was a tough job, keeping three teen-age girls entertained, but he managed to rise to the occasion. You'll have to read on to find out how it all happened. The story opens a little slowly, but not quite slow enough to warrant that tag. Once it gets going though, the action is "hard and fast".

A Story in the Dragon Age Video Games Universe
A few scenes that captured my imagination while playing the computer game "Dragon Age: Origins". I wanted more detail for some of the conversations (and definitely for the sex!). No need to have played the game to enjoy.

The story of how I walked into the bathroom without knocking and learned to become a man.

Daniel is temporarily bedridden after severely burning his hands rescuing Ellie, a single mother, and her daughter from a flaming car wreck. Heavily bandaged, he's totally dependent on Ellie, who has taken him in and cares for him, like helping him pee. Turns out, she can't keep her hands off his tool, and when she learns he's a virgin, she takes care of that too. He hopes for a loving future and family life with them, even after his hands recover.

A story in the The Institute of Apotheosis Research Universe
Michael, the third halo recipient, is using his mind-control powers to enjoy a faithful wife and her virgin daughter.

This story is A Weekend to Remember, in which a woman turns fantasy into incestuous reality, retold from the perspective of the woman’s 14-year-old nephew. All the actual quoted speech is exactly the same in both versions, but the dialog attributions, the descriptions of the activities, and the internal thoughts of the narrator have been changed to reflect the different viewpoint.