An 'It Must Have Been the Roses' Story (1) He hadn't wanted to go to the Twenty Year Reunion, but it led to the business... and romantic opportunity of a lifetime! Sometimes the endless ruins of the past must be left behind. Starts slow (as usual)
This is the story of Andy, whose life is turned upside by death and betrayal. As she matures and falls in love, she emerges from the firestorm of her life, stronger, wiser, and confident she will survive. The main characters tell their graphic stories about what brought them to a vacant house in Lincoln, Nebraska. Woven around their journey are the bonds homeless people form, their daily fight to survive, and the love stories that unfold, living in an abandoned house.
This story is my first attempt at a bestiality story and a BIG step out of my normal comfort zone! But there's no growth by staying where you're at, so tell me how I did here!
A story in the Time Adventures Universe
A plain man becomes more. The story of Joe a man who is anything but plain, the three worlds he lives on and the three women he loves. Plus another in the far past that his love for actually started it all.
[Now complete.] Lonely single father Andrew is working in a giant bank's pandemic-emptied cubicle wasteland. Curvy colleague Sallie finds him; interest kindles. Thanks to his adult daughter and her lesbian roommate, shyness and conflict are overcome. His sex life goes overnight from hand only to bliss. Sallie's hot roommate? She's in their bed too! Adding Zach and Danielle, in the end they live as a chronically nude family of six, 3 cocks, 3 pussies, loving and fucking. Only in San Francisco?
Jeff Tovette was the low man on the totem pole in the T'Sharan's geology department, and the only male. The outlook on the decade-long survey mission in the Beta Quadrant was good, but he didn't have any friends on-board the ship yet. He just had seven of the most beautiful women he'd ever seen working with him in geology. And they were all senior to him.
To this day, I will never know why she chose me. I was sitting in my local pub in my hometown when she came over and sat opposite me. It was 1980, and what she said next changed the rest of my life forever.
This story is indefinable, maybe a bit quirky, so I won't mind if you would miss out on reading it. But you just might. It will only take a few minutes of your precious time. It's all written in Australian too.