Workplace Stories

A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story
On this day, Dan, Wendy, and Karen receive the news they've been waiting to hear.

As a wise man once said everything is not as it would seem. Ray could definitely say that it was true. After his senses were boosted/enhanced, the world was definitely a different place, and it was time for Ray to explore and discover the reason for his amplification. / (Reviews)

Mark was Elliot's best friend, or was he?

Sitting at her desk, Jennifer is approached by a customer. A very common pickup line, used by a very uncommon suitor, with a very wonderful result. The violence is short and sweet, but very, very necessary.

Karla Rankle defies a clothing mandate, choosing a lifetime of nudity. Facing legal battles and societal judgments, she and her husband Keith embrace their unique lifestyle, ultimately finding acceptance and raising their daughter, Emma, in a nurturing environment of self-acceptance and love. The story spans years, highlighting their unwavering commitment to authenticity.

Married 34-year-old Sarah hasn’t been touched in eight months. Her late-night personal training with hot young trainer Mike starts innocent — just “form corrections” that leave her soaked and guilty. Slow-burn tension builds through sweat, mirrors, and lingering touches until the empty gym doors lock.

Freedom is heavy. Not the absence of walls. Not broken chains. Not an open road. It is the moment you stop running. The moment you surrender to something stronger than your fear. She was sure of herself, yet starving for freedom. He became her mirror showing her the parts she was ignoring. The collar is no cage. It is an anchor. The weight that finally stops her from drifting into the cold, meaningless void of not belonging.

Internet Meme Mom gets all her problems solved by a young Tech with a big cock.

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