My sister got pregnant at sixteen and the father disappeared. Our parents weren't all that helpful. So, when I went to college I offered to let her and my niece live with me. She was appreciative. She was so appreciative that she decided I was the only man who had truly loved her. So, one night, she came to my room, took off her nightgown and … I guess you'll have to read the story to find out what happened then.
This is a prequel of sorts to "Tear It Up," in which you see Dan, Michelle, and Missy get it on in a certain inn, accompanied by a lunch that tastes suspiciously like the cooking of Dan's equally unfaithful wife, Lisa. If you've read "Tear It Up," this story will make more sense, but technically, it could work as a stand alone...technically.
A story in the Pierce thread Part of the God joined together universe
Carolyn, as an economist, knows that wants are many and resources to satisfy those wants are limited. She wants to teach economics; she wants to have a child sometime; she wants to keep screwing Bill. The only way she sees to satisfy all those wants is to marry Bill and have their child while writing her dissertation. That doesn't make those tasks easy. Thursdays, June 20 t0 July 18.
Heath is put upon to drive home 4 girls from college home (in all directions across the province) now that the 2020 pandemic has shut down their university, but a panicked phone call and a family emergency lands the five of them alone, out of touch, and quarantined in a creepy old house owned by Heath's crazy old witch of an aunt.
When Richie's patience was being heavily tested by his girlfriend Harper, a strange witch offers a trade: his frustrating cow for a access to a fistful of beans and the promise of the best of the best of the best girls to replace Harper.