Interracial Stories

Lots to un-pack here. First a quest of sorts. Then a mostly true story of a former Marine home from the war. Next is a rant. It'll have you wondering about my mental health. Finally a sonnet. Definitely not Shakespearean.

Brent was a bit of a workaholic, and when he was forced to take his vacation time he was left to supervise his teen daughter and all her friends. Being around so many teens in tiny swimsuits he turned that passion towards his marriage with great benefits,but also with lessons he didn't see coming.

Wyoming, 1878. When schoolteacher Angela Parker boards a stagecoach to meet a stranger who placed a notice in a Philadelphia newspaper, she carries two things: a satchel and a hidden return ticket. She never planned to stay. He never planned to beg. But Coulter Brooks doesn't want a captive — he wants a partner. And two weeks on the Wyoming frontier, under wide skies and honest stars, has a way of changing what a woman thinks she wants. A choice freely made. And kept.

While in the Army Peter Billingsley visits a Louisville brothel and experiences a black prostitute who becomes his sexual mentor. After his happy marriage of thirty years ends when his wife dies of cancer, he encounters Sharon Balfour, an elegant black woman, once his college student, who has been harboring a years-long crush on him and which develops into a passionate affair.

Lucille was 41, filling her empty nest by volunteering to cater to the needs of young people with disabilities. Kanye was young, male, blind - and black. It was a simple 90 day engagement, helping a blind person deal with those things that really needed sight, somethng a lot easier than some clients she'd had to deal with - or was it? Could she cater to ALL of Kanye's needs? How far could she go before she betrayed the trust the agency placed in her?

A story in the The Futa Fairy Universe
A woman whose company is failing makes a wish to the futa-fairy to inspire her female employees!

Can a teenage boy with mind control talents also have integrity? Hard to believe, but maybe so!