Month: July 2021

In the Expanse, people, like water, seek out their own level. Meet Candy, she married for money. Meet her husband, Jeffery. As he always did, he married for love, using his money to purchase her undying fidelity, along with a vow of everlasting love. Everlasting love is an expensive commodity and requires sacrifice beyond cash. Fidelity, well, faithfulness can’t be […]

Ten years ago, I inherited my parent’s bungalow. Joyce and I had been married for fifteen years when they were both killed when a big truck crashed into their car. After some discussion about selling or renting, we decided to rent the furnished bungalow on short-term leases. All we had to do was replace some of the older furniture, add […]

Years have passed since those wonderful hours of my indiscretion. Still, the memories haunt me of my cruel betrayal of our wedding vows. The shame burns inside after all those years. And yet, such a sweet memory of precious, stolen moments often invades my thoughts, and I become cloaked in a haunting, sentimental desire to replicate the wonderful experience.

It had been a year. Briana called me and told me she was hot to fuck my brains out again and do all sorts of things and own me like never before. Then she told me what she had been up to.

“Hey Greg, let me crash on your sofa for the summer and I’ll give you a great deal on that used Ovation you’ve been angsting over. I’ll split food and utilities, okay?”

Sandy leaned back in her chair and sighed. The day had been a long one–non-stop depositions in the morning, and an afternoon filled with planning tomorrow’s strategy. Papers and laptop computers were spread out on the table of the bar that overlooked the all-ages pool, and the outdoor air and sun were just warm enough to make the business suit […]

Abby and Tim had been working from home together now for over a year, and while they had learned to make space for one another’s conference calls and “quiet work time,” it was definitely true that absence makes the heart grow fonder, and they had not been absent from one another for a long, long time. Tim knew that–if they […]

“Don’t you die on me yet, you stupid machine,” Engel panted, swiping the sweat from her eyes. She braced herself with her other hand on the wall beside her bed. Her hips rose and fell in a regular rhythm, her skin clapping against the hard, leather covered box between her legs.

It has been a long week of ten-hour shifts in this huge warehouse for a major global retailer. There are worse jobs and better too. Taking everything into account, I am a lucky man to be working here at an age when many companies would no longer be interested in hiring me. For one, I am in the best physical […]

I was once again shipwrecked, and lying helpless on the beach, when I was found by two women, speaking a language I did not know. Having formerly escaped from the lands of Lilliput and Brobdingnag, I was pleased to see that my discoverers were two normal sized women. They half carried me to a little one-storey house, and sat me […]