Don’t Judge A Book Part 2 Chapter 26

"Endings, weddings and new beginnings?"

Thursday 21st June 2018, Late evening in Hotel in L.A.How could this be happening? How the hell could this be happening to me? I felt nauseous with fear and dread, as I looked on sure that I was finally paying...

Don’t Judge a Book Part 2 Chapter 25

"The embers of an old funeral pyre"

Thursday 21st June 2018, Hotel in L.A.Secretly I watched from the lobby as Chris and Jill sat in the hotel bar, their heads close together like lovers as they refreshed their old relationship. Watching them brought all kinds of pleasures...

Shopping Adventures -3

"Wife has lunch and more with stand-in husband"

Wednesday morning at the breakfast table, Lynn tells her husband, “That was a good suggestion you had about using some of my spare time to have lunch with friends.”He names a couple of her friends and asks when she’s going.“It’s...

Don’t Judge A Book Part 2 Chapter 24

"Aren’t we meant to be focusing on our son’s wedding?"

 Tuesday 19th June 2018, morning, rushing to workI was in a strange place mentally as I drove across town heading to my first meeting of the day. My mind, still full of the sights and sounds of an unforgettable Monday evening...

Gifts Given And Received

"Lady has fantastic pair of gifts."

Part the First: DiscoveryThe eighteen-year-old had no idea how special she was. She was well on her way to adulthood when current boyfriend was struck by her ‘anomaly’. This is the crux of our title words.The boy told a friend,...

Teachers weekend getaway

"Teacher gets another release outside of her marriage."

I am a teacher.  A five-foot-six-inch one hundred thirty-five pound, forty-year-old teacher with brown hair.  I have a thirty-six D chest and legs that go on forever.  I would say I am a seven on a scale of one to...

Catering For A Stag Do – Chapter 3

"The stripper becoming ill, means they have to get with a stand-in. Things quickly get out of hand."

Once Trish left, Dave set about seeing what cocktails he could make, sorting through the liquor that Bob’s store manager had supplied. Again he marvelled at how much there was. He put the Vodka, Peach Schnapps and Bacardi aside, and...