A Historical-Firsts Story Danielle liked Paul, then she missed Paul. When Paul was finally in the same town with her, though, she wanted time with him when her family wasn't around.
Was perusing an old copy of the Decameron by Boccaccio which is similar to the Canterbury Tales by Chaucer. People often outsmart themselves in those tales and it reminded me of a story with a comparable ending. You'll have to read it to compare.
A late November rainstorm finds Pete Hackett while driving to his secluded cottage. Through the darkness, he finds Allison; a girl shivering on the side of the road and offers her a place to wait out the storm. The warmth of the fireplace sparks more than just kindling.
Sue Ellen is unhappy that her very first train ride is going to be spoiled because her brother Tom has to chaperone her. Sue Ellen's garden is lush and fertile and needs seeding. Tom is from sturdy farmer stock and has plenty of seed. Who'd have thought a train ride could result in such a bumper crop? / (Reviews)
Joyce, Jim and their 15 year old son Robert go on a two week rafting trip. A sudden rain storm decends upon them and wet and cold they hide in a cave for protection from the weather. That night as Jim makes love to his wife something happens that allows Robert to join in the fun and all three go to sleep, alive, happy and sexually satisfied.
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