A Story in the Quickies Universe
Back in 2000, I had a roommate. We were both in a few online clubs through Yahoo! and every now and then after I got home from work, I'd get online and just post this really bizarre, off the wall stuff. I was bored and needed to calm down after a stressful day. Anyway, my roommate would usually read over my shoulder and throw in her thoughts here and there. On one particular night, I told her to help me come up with something completely out of the ordinary, and this story is the result.
The diary of a young teen (13) is entered into an FBI case file, as it sheds light on the activities of an at-large con-man and serial statutory rapist. She doesn't see it that way, though.
This short story is a light-hearted tribute to my fellow author and on-line friend, Angie Everhart aka Tasty Little Pop Tart. I have been impressed with Angie's attention to detail in her own stories and she has been generous in her advice and support. I have tried to follow her example in a modest way. If you enjoy the story all credit is due to Angie. If you don't like it, then I clearly need more lessons! The story is published with Angie's approval.
Jake is a sleepy town bank manager who is being stalked by a young temptress. She's quiet prepared to go the whole hog to get her man - but is Jake cut out to be a romantic lover? Lets see!
Stroke Story. No redeeming qualities. A study in turpitude! A critic of chapter one, complained there wasn't enough sex to be a true stroke story. I try to remedy that in chapter three. Chapter three also sets up the situation for the sequel, "The Tide Rises". The characters in the story seem to be writing or steering the story. I'm anxious to learn what they do next! Sex will be involved! They're beginning to act real nasty! Join me, we'll investigate together. Comments and vote appreciated.
The dialectic is a deep philosophical concept used, among others, by Hegel and Marx. It can be applied, as well, to the role of miniskirts and how best to appreciate them. At least, I thought so when they first appeared. It was, of course, a purely academic exercise to appreciate them and their wearers -- and actually did give cultural insight.
Sex Contents: No Sex | Genre: Coming of Age Tags: mt/ft, Romantic, Heterosexual, Humor Downloads: 1050 | Votes: 39 | Score: 5.99 Size: 9KB | 1,673 words |
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