A Take Me Out to the Ballgame Story Strokers beware: This story is practically a sex-free zone. It could have been written by Nicholas Sparks. Maybe it was. It's all romance, mixed up with a little baseball. Consider yourselves warned.
You don't have code clearance to read this. It's above Top Secret. If you know about the Sword, Shield and Guard, you've violated statutes that will get you tossed into a deep, dark hole in some black site. You've been warned. This story should never have come out. The author who wrote it is missing. There's sex, violence, adventure, politics, the President is involved. I shouldn't have said that. This is the second book. There are men approaching my house with guns. This is the end. Shit!
Billy believes in love, but Diane doesn't. Can he convince her or will he have to look for someone new? Jealousy can be, and is used in several different instances to resolve the issue.
After increasingly erotic foreplay over the winter, Anna and Dylan finally surrender their virginities on her fifteenth birthday. They agree not to be exclusive and have an amazing summer, swinging and having sex with their friends.