This is a story set in the sixties. It is a story about a man seeking forgiveness and penance. It isn't really a story of rape, just one of human consequences, and of a person's spirit refusing to give up. Any sex is going to be strictly a byproduct of the story.
Unknowingly, Leeza has awakened feelings in Don; feelings he hasn't felt in years. She is so young, so beautiful; so fragile. He knows it is wrong. Her attraction is so strong; he takes the chance. You would too.
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Don't ask me where this came from. I have no idea. No, I've never done this. No, I don't know anyone who has. Of course it could happen! :-) Here's a quote: " Pressed up hard against the window, the woman slowly rubbed her hands across her nipples, now visibly pressing against the bikini top, wound her way down her stomach, and stroked the orange triangle between her legs."
Mitch just wants to relax on his birthday. Unfortunately, his birthday is on Halloween. After the hordes of trick-or-treaters are gone, a mysterious gift makes his birthday a memorable experience.
This story was inspired by Noe's excellent 'Convent of the Damned'. Audrey and Susan are lost. They seek refuge in a nunnery - then they really are lost.
All the girls want an "A" in his class. Unfortunately, a few of them are failing. Does the professor have any extra credit work they could do to bring up their average? Of course he does! This is background/history on Dr. Bergerud, from "A Rose By Any Other Name."
In the movie "Summer of 42", a coming-of-age story, teenager Hermie, lusts for Dorothy Walker, a recently married beauty married to a G.I. who is killed in action in World War II. In the movie, the love scene between Hermie and Dorothy is mild and undescriptive. My version brings out the details of what went on when Dorothy took Hermie to bed,