School Stories

A story in the Tech and State Universe
Brad invites Monica on an impromptu blind date for his studious roommate Reid. When an ice storm strands her on campus, Monica has no place to stay for the night -- except for sharing Reid`s bed. Reid is single-minded in finishing an important term paper; and he finds Monica an unwelcome distraction. Soon, Monica`s fiery temperament begins to melt Reid`s icy shell, and they become mutually attracted. However, both have skeletons in their closet that threaten to derail their budding romance.

Most stories start off with two people meeting cute, dancing around each other for a little while before falling in love and eventually, finally sharing that love in a physical sense. This is not that kind of story. One dude... LOTS of different women...

Can Trent coach football, deliver his teachers baby and get Becky accepted into nursing school all while still remaining anonymous? / (Reviews)

I just couldn't help it. I fell in love with another man's woman

When Sister Gabrielle notices that one of her students is troubled, the young teacher at the all girl's Catholic high school attempts to get to the bottom of it. After all, one reason she became a nun and teacher was to help others. However, a communication misunderstanding between her and Cara Doyle, the student, sets a series of events in motion that has the nun breaking her vows and questioning everything she believes in.

Nora has felt she was ugly and was therefore hated for her whole life, and she's socially isolated. But her hot sister and sister's (supersexy lesbian) friend plot together to crack Nora's shell. And then, at the pool wearing too-small suits, Nora meets Paul. Smitten, he doesn't see her as flawed, and Nora melts. There's been a bad accident, but that leads to a new life with money, beauty, sex, and love.

A Story in the Walters thread
Part of the God joined together universe
Connie is the daughter of Andre Steffano, the major American poet. Over these 4 years, she grows up in many ways, Andre not so much. Monday mornings and Thursday evenings, January 25 through March 8.