Working at home has pluses and minuses. This guy found out he liked it a lot more than expected thanks to the neighbors. They were extra friendly and the further developments went further than he had imagined.
Teenage siblings Tom and Gina are walking home from school one day when they stumble across a wild party in a country house. When Tom discovers the true nature of the party, he is initially reluctant to stick around, but a little female persuasion soon helps him to change his mind.
Stories set in the same world as my Devil Pact's story
Takes place during Chapter 18. Mark needs to find a pair of virgins and heads to the local high school. Only problem, virgins with intact hymens are hard to find these days and Mark has to do examine a lot of girls to find what he's looking for.
Breaking rules is bad, being caught is worse and the punishment can be hell. Hell can even get worse or if you are very lucky, turn into something wonderful, although sometimes it comes from an unexpected source. Kelli was a cheerleader and thought she could break the rules. She was given only one chance, and it was going to be hell. She was lucky, there was someone involved who put her through hell and when it looked like hell could get a lot worse for her turned it into heaven.
Tom wanted that promotion to a field agent. He would never be stuck with a task like giving a tour to the U.S. President's teen daughter and her five friends like he was today. Disaster struck and now he was trapped with the six girls possibly forever.
Sisters Liz and Nat enjoy an above-ground backyard pool, inviting nerdy next-door neighbor Dan to join them. Nat is older, gorgeous, and the high school social queen, while Liz is heavy and feels overlooked. Dan, attracted to both sisters, thinks he has no chance with Nat, and soon he's partnered with Liz. Dan and Liz's deep intimacy is encouraged by Dan's single (and swinging) mother and the sisters' father. A simple teen romance explodes into lusty combinations.
Charlene was applying for a new job - her first job ever. Her husband died five years ago and the money he left her had run out. But Charlene had no idea who she would be working for or what the job entailed...