Dan wakes up in 1992, when he was just 15. He doesn't recall his past life in 2019 at all, nor does he know that various spirit guides have given him a do-over per his birthday wish. They've found their man and his fresh start will mean a very different adolescence at the head of a sex cult.
Pat and Ed had a decent marriage for the past 20 years. But after discovering he is cheating on her for the second time, she gets some unexpected help from one of their bowling partners. One that happens to be significantly younger than she is.
David Lidell’s life takes a shocking turn when a mysterious system grants him unbelievable fortune—and demands he spend it all. From heartbreak and rivalry to luxury and power, David rises to the top, declaring boldly: “I’m not going to pretend anymore. I am richer than you could ever imagine.”
Last Night of Freedom = A Lifetime of Freedom, my ending to Catesby's Last Night of Freedom. - Catesby's resolution of the story was distasteful to me. The bride to be, on her last night of freedom sucks off a stripper, dances nude for half the town, and fucks the best man and groomsmen, doing things for all of them she'd never done with her fiancee. Such a darling bride to be... In this version, Behavior has consequences.
Sally copies a story from the internet and publishes it, and it becomes a best seller. Life is great until the real author arrives wanting more than just his share of the royalties.