"A layover in Chicago turns into a laid-over"
As I’m walking through the terminal to my gate, I turn the corner and see you heading the same direction. I fall in behind you, mesmerized by the way your hips sway with every step.I eventually duck into a store...
"She couldn't but keep watching."
I saw him there again, through the large bedroom window of his home. He often left the blinds open. Probably thinking the tall fence in his backyard would keep prying eyes out of his second-story bedroom. But it doesn’t hide...
I went by a bar in town for a pint before dinner tonight. It's not too quiet, has a nice mix of gays and straights, and rotates good taps of local beer. I was sitting at the rail chatting up...
"Just a dream"
I am in a dream, walking through a long corridor in an old mansion. A door swings open all by itself, and I step through it. At first, I think I am in a room, but there are no walls....
"Some alone time."
I had just moved in. My new apartment was beautiful and spacious, except for one problem. It was empty. The tenant before had taken all the furniture and even took the light bulbs. So, for the time being, I was...
"It was the night before Christmas, and I get a surprise present"
It was the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, except me of course. I was busy putting out gifts under the tree ready for when the kids woke up in the morning. Dave...
Don’t you just love libraries? In my day, they used to be the only source of information, the only place that had the whole set of Encyclopaedia Britannica. They had other books as well but when I was a teenager...
"Perfect way to start the day"
It had been weeks since they were together. She was hungry, starving for him actually. The aroma was heavenly as the long, thick object of her desire enticed her. It was warm, swollen and the juices oozing from it made...
"A group having a night out play a guessing game with the loser coming first."
It was getting late, and the leaving do had been going on since half-past five. Most of the others had already gone home and there were only eight of us left now. Two of the boys from the office, and...
