I never meant to be in the limelight. I never meant to become the singer in a rock band, either. It just happened that way. When I was growing up, both of my brothers played guitar, and quite well too. By proxy, I learned everything that there was to know about amplifiers, Gibson guitars and effects pedals. “Never play a … Read More
When I married Kevin, I thought that my life was going to change. He had been so amazing in the beginning. I had really hoped that I would find passion with him. Being a school teacher for 6th graders wasn’t the best place to meet guys, after all, and all of the men I met were either married, or divorced … Read More
I remembered James from when I was a kid. He had moved into my neighborhood when I was around seven years old. My mom said that he was only thirty, but had bought a house on the street that cost something like a million dollars. There were rumors that he had made his first million by the time he … Read More
I lay on the bed as he shut the door behind him, his cum dripping out of my asshole, discarded; used. Turning over, I stared up at the ceiling. My heart was still racing from what had just happened. I had come a long way from the innocent boy my parents had raised. I waited a few minutes before standing … Read More
I always respected my neighbour, Mr. Cook, even though a lot of people didn’t. He was involved in a local motorcycle club called The Saint Reapers, but I never saw him do anything to anyone that they didn’t deserve. For the most part he was just like anyone else, only he wore a leather jacket and had a few tattoos. My parents … Read More
“Good morning, Miss Hale.” “Good morning,” I echoed, then stopped dead in my tracks. I felt my pulse quicken, urging blood through my veins and into my face. My cheeks were reddening; I could feel them smoldering just under my eyes. This was not what I had been expecting. There were three men in this room. I’d expected there to … Read More
Kiera sighed, swapping her grocery bags to her other hand to fish her cell phone from her pocket once again. Nothing. Not one single text from Vincent, which probably meant he was either out drinking or at home dabbling in drugs again. She wished that thought didn’t come so naturally, so casually to her, but having spent the past six … Read More
Sunflower Ranch was my last resort. If I didn’t find some refuge from the city out in the southern countryside, I was going to go crazy. The city was great for some things, but it was too noisy, too busy. I needed the fresh air and to get away from my last failed relationship. The city was too small for … Read More
The club was packed full of leather and hard, muscled bodies as I made my way through the crowd. If I didn’t know the owner, I would have been terrified about all the bikers around me. They knew to keep their hands off me. I was protected property, out of reach of them all. I could do whatever I wanted … Read More
I could have had anything I wanted for my birthday. Cars, vacations, diamonds, whatever my heart desired said my boyfriend. When I said I wanted the man that lived down the road, I thought he would laugh it off. That he would think I was joking and ask me what I really wanted. He didn’t. Instead, he clarified which man … Read More
The wind was blowing up a storm, which wasn’t unusual for Kansas, so it didn’t worry me too much when I visited the ranch. I was going home, visiting the place that had made me and my family extremely wealthy. Billionaire wealthy. My grandparents had built the ranch from nothing and my stepbrothers were still working the land to make … Read More
My iPad died. Just what I needed in the airport while waiting for my flight. With my only source of entertainment succumbing to the low battery, my gaze went to the other passengers sitting at the gate. Most of the commuters travelling to New York with me were slumped over, as bored as I was. At least we only had … Read More
I’d been dreading our family reunion. Every five years, the entire Marshall clan got together and celebrated for a week. The location was different every time, but the unspoken tension and hostility was always the same. My mother and stepfather had the best of intentions. They tried to mix their blended families together until we were one happy Brady Bunch. … Read More
I needed a drink. It wasn’t bad enough that my boss was riding my ass all day but he had to keep me back after work too. I’d completely missed the girls’ night out that I had been looking forward to for ages. If I went home now it would be admitting that my life was as pathetic as it … Read More
The man had the woman against the wall. She was pressed against it face-first with her hands splayed above her head. His fingers were twined with hers, and she wore a look of pure ecstasy while he fucked her from behind. It seemed like a very intimate moment for everyone to see. His bare ass bounced as he pounded into … Read More
I stomped my boots hard through the mud as I tried to keep up. Angel and Damian were several yards ahead of me, and slowly increasing the distance. I could hear the two of them making each other laugh and gritted my teeth. “Guys,” I said, my voice strained, “can you slow down a little?” “Sorry,” Damian replied, slowing his … Read More
I rather enjoyed being the head secretary for my radio conglomerate. The amount of trust and responsibility that the owners and CEO placed on me made me the backbone of the entire place, with little of the negative consequences that came with the power. My boss was focused mainly on the “networking” aspect of things, which meant going out for … Read More
I always respected my neighbour, Mr. Cook, even though a lot of people didn’t. He was involved in a local motorcycle club called The Saint Reapers, but I never saw him do anything to anyone that they didn’t deserve. For the most part he was just like anyone else, only he wore a leather jacket and had a few tattoos. My parents … Read More
I lay on the bed as he shut the door behind him, his cum dripping out of my pussy, discarded; used. Staring up at the ceiling, my heart was still racing from what had just happened. I had come a long way from the innocent girl my parents had raised. I waited a few minutes before standing up and getting … Read More
“Voila!” I exclaimed as I put the finishing touches on Dale’s birthday cake. It was truly a masterpiece. I had spent the last six hours baking it so it would be done before he got home. Placing the cover over top of it, I carried it and two plates from the counter to the table. Just as I set them … Read More
“Hey, you ready yet?!” I heard him call from the base of the stairs. “Just a minute!” I yelled back with my head tilted to the side as I finished putting on my last earring. My eyes took a final look over my reflection in the mirror, making sure everything was perfect for tonight. As my hands reached my hips … Read More
Darren sat on the couch pushing buttons on a black game controller identical to the ones that his two best friends, who were seated on either side of him, held. They were playing a platform game that they had beat already on all but the hardest difficulty. Darren’s character hit an explosive, causing his controller to shake in his hands. … Read More
Sebastian cut her off before she could continue. Placing the phone on the desk in front of him, he leaned back in his leather recliner, thoughts zipping through his mind in uncontrolled bursts. He was more excited than ever. The next slab on his self-paved path to happiness was laid and in place. Louisa may have left him – but … Read More
Edwin yawned as he looked out from the crow’s nest over the open water. He was tired of the sea. Tired of his life in the British navy. Because he was a fourth son, he had little choice but to be gainfully employed as his brother would inherit the title from his father. He sometimes wondered why his parents had … Read More