Mr. Marcus had a couple of experiences with his boss's boss's boss Tashun's niece Reese. Due to a business trip, he's about to get to know a co-workers daughter quite well. Smile pretty and say, "Ooooh, Mr. Marcus."
Growing Pains Flash Stories Part of the Growing Pains universe
In Chapter 17 of New Pleasures, Andy writes an erotic story about Sarah where Sarah is picked to be membership of a programme to be naked in school.
Clarence, the cross-eyed cupid, has been charged with a mission of vital importance. This is his last chance to prove he's not a complete screw-up to his boss, with the future in the balance.
This never would have happened if Amber had taken the Burger King job! The teenager goes to work in a proctologist's office, as a test subject. What does all this have to do with sperm? Plenty! "And what happens if I do this...?" seems to be the extent of Dr. Fuller's methodology, as she tests Amber's snug ass with an amusing variety of exploratory tools (including her wiggling index finger). But Amber is one sharp tack! It doesn't take her long to figure out what's really going on.
Lucas Grey wakes up inside a famous novel as the villain. His job is easy—help the hero, earn ten billion dollars, and leave. But things go wrong when the female leads start falling for him instead of the hero. The CEO, the sweetheart, the goddess, and the bombshell all chase after him, turning the story upside down. Now the hero is losing control, the plot is breaking apart, and Lucas just wants to escape the chaos.
Rupert loved pro wrestling, Desie's tits and sex. What he did not like was the damned green space dude that accidentally abducted him, Dessie and her sister. Rupert also hated that the green dude had his sex organs in his mouth and loved to kiss the girls.
Billy Harris signs on as the scout for a cattle drive headed to Abilene on the original Chisholm Trail in 1867. Along the way, he mostly makes use of his much more popular talent with the ladies, and his men friends learn a few things, too. This is a short story with a lot of shootings, but little of it is gunpowder.