Month: September 2021

We are a married couple, I’m 57 and my wife Deena is 64, I am 5’6″ and average build. Deena is the same height, average to slender with 38C breasts and size 8 feet. Having been together over 35 years our sex life had become almost non existent. My wife (Deena) and I still love each other very much but […]

My name is Joe and I have been a widower for the last ten years. My wife passed away right after we were married when she was 25. I never got over that tragedy and put all my time & effort into work and for some unknown reason, remodeling the house that my wife loved. I guess I do it […]

She had been looking forward to this night for weeks. Raising their children was a labor of love, and one they committed to with humor and humility, but they were missing their time together and the magic of being the romantic couple they were. J had planned the evening, finding a special event the orchestra had planned for the holidays. […]

When I was back in high school, senior year, March 1979, I started dating the class brain. She wasn’t someone I sought out because outwardly she was not the type I would usually ask out. Eva was kind of mousy, with long brown hair and big plastic glasses. She seemed like she might have a nice body under layers of […]

The descendants of the Olivera family often gathered on the island and remembered those who had emigrated to the USA over a century ago. For many it was a highlight of the year, when the main house and its walled garden echoed with the shrill laughter of the youngest children. The family still living on the island would close the […]

Harmony blushed as she took the flowers, her teary eyes glistening. “They’re beautiful,” she whispered. With one hand she tenderly, lightly, stroked the rose petals. “It’s only the best for my girl,” Gary boomed. His husky voice, low and resounding, echoed through the old building’s entryway corridor.

Nobody expected the pandemic when it came crashing into our lives. Despite taking every precaution, my wife contracted the virus in March of 2020. ‘I will spare you the gory details of her struggle since we are all familiar with how gruesome they can be. Two months later she was dead. I still don’t know how I escaped getting it.

What was I doing here? Grabbing my glass of wine, I slunk into my chair. Like my thoughts, the last of the red liquid swirled around the glass. I looked around the museum. Many of my coworkers were gazing at the various airplanes and other aviation memorabilia. For them it was just another company holiday party, but this was to […]

Roberta slowed her silver Audi A3 to a stop opposite a neatly kept terraced house, but a short walk away from the quayside in the centre of Bristol. She had removed the magnetic business signs from the driver’s and passenger’s side doors as she didn’t want to announce the fact that Svensson Fabrics was attending. Her time here was to […]

Nelson Quinn was a lazy genius of 22 who spent his free time playing video games or reading. He knew he was because his high school IQ test came back at 163, so high they made him take the test again. That test resulted in a higher score by two points. He hated television and movies; they were too predictable […]