After divorcing her husband she noticed that her kids' behavior has changed. Since when do brothers and sisters get along so well? She had to find out...
Was perusing an old copy of the Decameron by Boccaccio which is similar to the Canterbury Tales by Chaucer. People often outsmart themselves in those tales and it reminded me of a story with a comparable ending. You'll have to read it to compare.
Sue Ellen is unhappy that her very first train ride is going to be spoiled because her brother Tom has to chaperone her. Sue Ellen's garden is lush and fertile and needs seeding. Tom is from sturdy farmer stock and has plenty of seed. Who'd have thought a train ride could result in such a bumper crop? / (Reviews)
Te get Megan to improve her behavior and do better in school, Daddy gave her little rewards when she did better. A touch here... a kiss there... a tweak, or maybe a little suck. And she DID do better. Now she's bringing home a report card with all A's and Megan knows EXACTLY what reward she wants this time. Can daddy resist her? / (Reviews)
A woman attends a mask orgy. Everything's fine until her next sex partner turns out to be her own father! And her girlfriend becomes a second lover to both of them.
Sam is fifteen and she is thinking a lot about sex. She doesn't trust boys her own age but there is someone she trusts completely and utterly: her father.