“…I think so too. Wait, he just walked in.” Bo glanced toward the door as he heard it shut rather loudly. John didn’t even acknowledge him as he pulled off his 8 point cap, tossing it onto the computer desk. “Phone’s for you.” Bo handed him the cordless, and walked into the other room. …
The Only One For Me – By Jessy
“John honey, I’m sorry but I am not in the mood for this. Not tonight.” Marlena looked at the floor, as she pried John’s hands from her breasts. She just couldn’t let him make love to her when she wasn’t even sure if he still really loved her or not. “Doc… I just got …
The Peeking Adventure – By Loutje
I caress my breasts til my nipples are hard. With my other hand I unbutton my pants. Bang! I’m pretty startled. A jar of paint fell of the shelf. I pick the rusty thing up and put it back between the others. When I look through the little hole in the wall, John has disappeared. …
The Perfect Game – By Terra
“Well I stopped by in hopes that I could take my wife out to lunch.” Marlena wanted desperately to go, but she knew that if she did, the preparations would not get done. “Oh, honey… I’m sorry. I can’t, I am swamped right now.” “Damn… I mean… that’s okay.” Marlena knew that John was devastated, …
The Phone Booth – By HelloKitty
“Doc, where is the phone charger,” John asked as he looked at the blank screen on his cell phone. “I can’t believe I forgot to charge my phone. I need to make a phone call.” He gripped the steering wheel tightly and concentrated on the road, unaware of Marlena’s actions. “Maybe it’s in the …
The Photo Booth – By GearJamGranny
It was Fall Festival time in Salem and with the horrors that accompanied the last Fall Fest, the city council had decided to change the venue. This year there was a full-fledged carnival going on, complete with a double-decker Ferris Wheel. Two city blocks were barricaded off and turned into a cacophonous festival of lights, …
The Power of Love – By Nicole R
The elegant blonde sat staring out of the plane window, trying hard to drown out the stewardess issuing the final landing commands. To Marlena, it was like the teacher in those Charlie Brown cartoons, droning on and on in that terrible monotone. To be honest, it probably wasn’t the stewardess’s fault that Marlena was irritable. …
The Prophecy – By Robyn
Ronald O’Malley straightened his tie in the mirror and pulled at the bottom of his suit. He ran both hands through his perfectly combed hair, but was careful not to pull one strand out of place. The ring on his smallest finger proudly displayed the outline of a hydra within the large square. The Hydra …
The Ski Cabin – By Loutje
“Mom, are we there yet?” “Shut up, Shawn!” Marlena slaps him on the head. “Ow!” “Knock it off you two. If you don’t I’ll turn this car around and we’ll go home.” “You heard you’re mom! Knock it off.” Oh great, her dad is taking her mom's side. Marlena gives her brother a drop-dead look. …
The Stripper – By Loutje
Cheese, sausage, beer, mini-pizza’s, cola, chips. More beer. Pfft, a birthday is so much trouble, John thinks while loading his supermarket car to the max. Oh well, you turn 18 only once, so you have to celebrate big time. Tomorrow, on Friday night, all his friends are coming by, and on Saturday he and his …
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