A Tony and Nancy Story A dark and stormy night, candles buring while the winds howl, a cuddly girl to share the tub with, a nice way to spend the evening, right?
Of course there would be a knock at the door..
The third in the Tony and Nancy series.
This story is part of "A More Perfect Union" This is really the epilogue to the story "Quiet Desperation", to which I recently had trouble figuring which direction to take. In this single chapter story, Paul and Michelle recruit Stacy to become the third person in their marriage, with some delicious and surprising results.
Somewhere in rural Tennessee there is a derelict truck stop and gas station that has turned itself into a male brothel that delivers its goods in the guise of a candy shop. The most delectable sweets there are fourteen-year-old boys. Wanting his sexy and willing fourteen-year-old ward, Corey, to have the most memorable initiation possible, Jack, who, at a handsome twenty-five is welcome at the brothel as well, takes Corey to the Candy Shop for sweets.
Female-perspective bisexual: A young widow wonders if she should feign reluctance when Lord Thomas and Lady Emma, both lovers of hers, invite her to picnic on the banks of the Thames during the Henley Regatta in Victorian England.
Eve is married to Jason, but she cannot conceive a child. Eve reluctantly allows Jason to try to conceive a child with Bella, Jason's former girlfriend. The tension mounts as Jason and Bella are constantly making love and Eve is forced to help out by bringing Eve to orgasm to increase her chances of conceiving. Watch for the twist ending.
Husband and wife with wife's mother visit her female friend who's husband is confined to wheel chair. He is impotent but likes to look. Scene ensues where 3 women present dress for him (after suitable encouragement etc). Husband has sex with all 3 women whilst wheel chair bound husband watches/touches. Written in the form of a 'Reader's Letter'
When the Krill family moved to their new city, they didn't realize the city permitted public nudity and The Program was in the schools. After a year, Kari and Kevin are looking back at the adventures they had with their three children, Kathy, Kate and Keith. Before moving, the Krills never imagined what they would experience in their new city.