Teenagers Stories

A Story in the Naked In School Universe
A school finally decides to implement the Naked in School program. They hire a man who has experience as a VP in another school to help them. He sees the opportunity to take very personal approach to the situation. However, as has been noted by others: Be careful what you wish for, you might get it!

The billionaire 'Rus' is wanted for tax evasion and child abuse. He finances a palatial construction in a remote Andean valley as a secret refuge for himself and his accomplices. For his pleasure, he has several young children models, selected according to catalogues from all over the world, brought to the valley for pretend training as a model. As a result of tragic events, the valley is completely isolated and the struggle for survival and sexual self-realization of the underage girls begins

"Jack," a well-endowed student has fucked his way through the willing girls in his high school. On a bus headed to the regional track and field meet his well-endowed track coach hits on him. Jack quickly takes control and turns the tables on her. Disclaimer: All characters in this story are 18 years of age or older. All students portrayed in a school setting or otherwise are high school seniors that are about to graduate and are all 18 years of age.

A young woman discovers that with love sex really is alright after all but it needs an older man to show her.

Jennifer and Cindy get sent to the principal. Note: Drug use, slow

Hawley Battle is a story about a teenager, who looks so different from other boys his age, people think he's deformed and retarded. It's all an act. Hawley is special in more ways than one. He is just now discovering the mysterious Thought-Provoked - Mind-Control ability he possesses - or could it be - that it possesses Hawley. Had it not been for a young Social Worker - Gina Marie Worthington, who came to meet with Ms. Battle, concerning Hawley's medical bills - the truth may have never been di

A Character Sketches of Sketchy Characters Story
'War meant death, death meant there were less people to grow things, to make things, to buy things. War meant that roads and rivers and seas were not as safe to move goods on as they should be. War brought with it uncertainty and when people were uncertain they seldom parted with coin easily, lest they need it and not have it when they did. No for them, stability was their creed.' - The philosophy of the Oracura