Sally has her own special way of doing things. Unfortunately, Sally forgot to allow for one important factor, and events spiral out of control. Note: This is intended as a stand-alone story, but it follows on from Experiment 36.
This another sort of follow up on BeerMakers, "Holly a slut Wife" but not really. There is some payback for cheating but nothing outrageous, everything is proportional, sort of. Sorry no wimps or cuckies here. Men act like men, loving women act like loving women, the good win, the bad get punished. Everyone deserving of it live happily ever after.
A family discovers its secret tradition when it is forced to resume them, and horror turns slowly to acceptance and enthusiastic embrace. Based very lightly on the works of H.P. Lovecraft, but without tentacles. Written from the father's point of view. A little bit slow to start if you are reading it just for the sex.
I had my future planned out: degree, good job in business, attractive wife and later children. My boss changed everything by asking me to do a job for him.
A Country Boy, City Girl Story This picks up almost a decade after "Country Boy, City Girl" ends. George Culver has decided that he has had enough of the hypocrites and prigs in Idaho, and moves to Los Angeles to attend college. Away from his older brother who he has problems with, determined to become his own man in his own way. And not a carbon copy as many expect him to become. Note: Story codes will be added as the story progresses.
I'm not normally a proponent of celebrity stories, but Parminder Nagra, who plays a young medical student on ER, just set my imagination on fire to the point where my muse demanded that I write this story. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it.
Paulette Nichols was always glad when she drew Greer Slater as a partner on her paramedic runs. The two women got along famously. One warm summer night, however, was enough to change their relationship forever
Anna is young and attractive but sometimes intimidating. She is comfortable in her role of wife and mother, which she balances against her career as a policewoman. She's also comfortable in her heterosexuality, but her emotional world is upended at a kindergarten barbecue where she encounters Susan, who unearths feelings she never suspected. Anna turns to her journal and tries to pour her confusion onto the page where she hopes to better understand what is happening to her.