Slow Stories

Ruston Johnson is a guy with a bright future. After the country gets bombed, he is drafted by the Army. Little did he know what kind of specialized unit he'd be drafted into. It's a boy meets girl and girl love story with a twist and an unusual backdrop. It's a fairly long story. Some have called the story science fiction, others just call it warped in its premiss. Read it and let me know what side you're on.

This story is A Weekend to Remember, in which a woman turns fantasy into incestuous reality, retold from the perspective of the woman’s 14-year-old nephew. All the actual quoted speech is exactly the same in both versions, but the dialog attributions, the descriptions of the activities, and the internal thoughts of the narrator have been changed to reflect the different viewpoint.

Roberto is 18 and preparing for university. His big problem is dating, he turns to his parents for help. Once they get him going, he meets the woman who changes his life forever. And her daughter, age 4. In a laundromat, of all the unlikely places! In this story, lust and love inter-twine. Food plays a big part. There's a little pee play in the shower. Nobody gets naked with the little girl. Buying a major appliance is a romantic gesture. Tiny bit of Ma/Ma.

Hollis runs The Emporium, a second- or third- tier antiques shop. His wife is in the state mental hospital suffering from psychosis induced by bad reaction to a prescription drug. Annie is a 10th grade student living in a foster home who Hollis has hired to help at the shop. Events conspire to thrust Hollis and Annie closer together and soon they find themselves lovers. / (Reviews)

New job. New Apartment. New friend. Sixteen. Female. Too young. Too smart. And too hard to resist. The original version, includes in a threesome.

Divorced, Robby goes to work for an older business woman. Over time he is urged to reconcile with the woman he divorced. Pressure is applied to reconcile by his mother, the new woman he married and by the the boy that caused the divorce in the first place. This story has an extreme mature theme with reconciliation at the end of it. Be aware.