First Stories

The night was alive with anticipation as the cheerleaders, their pom-poms forgotten, stepped out of their comfort zone and into the vibrant glow of the city’s hidden gem—a bustling lesbian club known for its electric energy and seductive allure. With hearts pounding and curiosity ignited, Will their innocence be lost forever?

A Story in the Life in the Suburbs Universe
A young man is undergoing counselling, and writes his memories of the days around some fairly traumatic events in his life, events that resulted in the need for the counselling. These include the death of his parents, and how he becomes much closer with his sisters and some other friends, much closer. Set in Australia.

Two fourteen-year-old best friends, Lily and Jake, spend a sweltering summer together in her bedroom. When Lily gets her first period and is terrified, Jake comforts her. Their naive curiosity about their anatomical differences leads them to mutually undress and explore, culminating in a single, clumsy act of intercourse that bonds them. Weeks later, Lily realizes she is pregnant from that one time, a profound consequence of their shared curiosity.

A shy, dateless nerd accidentally gets a boyfriend at graduation. One sweltering afternoon, a gaming session escalates into a reckless, raw discovery of sex, power, and intense connection. But their thrilling, unprotected secret has consequences, forcing her to face a future she never imagined.

A teenage girl moves with her parents to a new city. To help her socially, her parents reluctantly allow her to date, even though she is only 14. Thus begins her journey to sexual enlightenment.

Two teenage siblings start exploring as summer begins, unbeknownst to their mother.

A young woman awakens a futa-genie!

The Nolan family was a complete wreck. In a last ditch effort to save it, the matriarch takes the family to a psychiatrist for family counseling. The psychiatrist, though, has an agenda of her own. [NOTE: Partially A.I. generated by an original idea (if there are original ideas in prose anymore) I had]