Sometimes strange things happen, in the Brownian Movement of life, totally different lives are drawn together, like random molecules. Sometimes these molecules react together, who knows what the result will be? My first effort at a short story.
A Story in the STEELVILLE AND ENVIRONS Universe
Young man lets a female predator break him and his wife up. He loses everything, moves back home and finds the love and happiness he needs in his life.
A divorced sawyer is already having a fine day after putting a beautiful black walnut through his sawmill. Little does he know that timber won't be the highlight of his day when a pretty little country girl comes by looking for some wood.
She Vowed To Protect. She Chose To Serve Something Bigger. Married detectives Alina and Mark Carver are assigned to guard a high-risk witness in a remote safe house — twelve-hour shifts, no contact, strict protocol. But when Alina takes the night watch, she discovers the man she’s guarding is dangerous… in all the most tempting ways!
In today's world, a young man undergoes an experimental program, which he believes is giving him a new lease on life. What he and thousands of others don't know, is that they will be catapulted into a world that is far different from the one they know! Join Benjamin Lopez, as he seeks to find his place in this brave new world!
After tearing up a hall pass from his wife, Edward and Ann reunite and start a polyamorous group of friends and families. (New chapters to be posted on alternate Wednesdays.) Note: This story continues the saga begun in Life Choices. Illustrated.
An explosion and fire leaves Cosette, 10, and her mom Syl in crisis, they stay with their divorced neighbor Julie. But where's Sette's dad (Theo)? At Julie's, her ex-husband and his gorgeous admin (now his 2nd wife) visit often, staying, uh, overnight. Together in her bed. Really? How does that even work? Theo is back; he's studly in bed but unemployed, they're at risk for homelessness. Fond of Sette, Julie worries. What to do? (No under 18 sex.)
Titus 2:3-4, “(3) Likewise, teach the older women to be reverent in the way they live, not to be slanderers or addicted to much wine, but to teach what is good. (4) Then they can urge the younger women to love their husbands...” * * * * I am NOT a Biblical scholar, I simply read this translation & thought a misinterpretation could lead to an interesting story. * * * * [NOTE: Some tags are not relevant until later in the story.]