First Stories

He met her in school and she seemed like every other girl. However, when he found out about 'the agreement' he was shocked. Can he do something about it?

About to graduate high school, Connie is overlooked because of her unfashionable dress and ugly coke-bottle glasses. Then she's introduced to her second cousin, who sees "her" and they bond courtesy of the two aunts who put them together, and provide them with a safe space to canoodle. And then Connie is overwhelmed when she discovers Jim's attribute. You're a princess first, and then you become a queen. A compact little tale of young love.

Eddie is in the Navy and married unhappily. For the sake of his children (3), he's sticking it out in his marriage. To keep himself sane, he steps outside his marriage occasionally, to assuage his active libido. Since he refuses to engage a hooker, he tries to develop fleeting relationships with non-professional women, but those who appreciate his sexual acumen. These trysts occur at different places around the world.

Every day for the last year, shy and innocent Wendy has watched a good looking boy of her own age cycle past the bus stop where she's waiting for the bus to school. One day he stops and speaks. Is this the beginning of a teenage romance and will it run smoothly? A teens VoD, cumming of age story.

They went a trip of camping and discovery, at the end, the third wheel stopped being one.

Chuck is a retired old biker. Tough, cantankerous, he lusts after young girls. Maryam is a rebellious teenager who wants to escape from her fundamentalist father. Can their mutual desires and needs overcome the 50 year age gap?

His first time with his pregnant neighbor his childhood fantasy

Greg and Peter have a little secret: They like to peek at their stepsister Marcia when she's in the bathroom. One night their peeking leads to more -- a lot more, which, it turns out, Marcia is not all that upset about. In fact, she helps her stepbrothers get it on with another of the blonde Brady girls, Jan. (Celeste's score: 10, 9, 9: "Stranger things have happened on American sitcoms.")