It begins on a hot street with a sausage stall and a boy nobody wanted. Liu Xuan is eighteen, bruised, and already half-broken by a bully who only hits him. Then a woman steps into his life like smoke and silk—Liu Ruyan, the ice-queen CEO everyone fears, and the mother who has been searching for him since the day he was stolen from her arms. She does not only take him home. She feeds him, dresses him, and opens a private world of money, systems, and hunger. What should have been a reunion bec
A story in the Home Schooling Series In the third story in the 'Home Schooling' series, Della Bradley gives birth to the daughter she and her father made, while her Aunt Celia contemplates her own forthcoming confinement, and accepts a heartfelt apology from her brother, Don. His method of apologising appeals strongly to her.
Join John White as he travels through life from high school to middle age. John starts out as the preferred high school stud and goes from there to become a professional gigolo. He forms a company of like minded males in college and they make their fortune. His first conquest is his older sister, and she finds him other contacts. The women he meets pay well for his attention, and he quickly goes from coeds to adults. This is a sex-romp, so be prepared.
The new seniors threw a celebration party at the beginning of the year and my sister went since she was a senior. Circumstances allowed me to come along even though I'm an incoming freshman.
Gordon was sure his wife was cheating on him, but he had not suspected that it was with his sister's husband. When the truth comes out he and his sister turn to each other for comfort, which leads to more revelations!
Greg and Peter have a little secret: They like to peek at their stepsister Marcia when she's in the bathroom. One night their peeking leads to more -- a lot more, which, it turns out, Marcia is not all that upset about. In fact, she helps her stepbrothers get it on with another of the blonde Brady girls, Jan. (Celeste's score: 10, 9, 9: "Stranger things have happened on American
sitcoms.")