The Theater Seat – Chapter Five: The Ride Home

"She let strangers use her, smoked while she rode him, and made sure he’d never jerk off to anyone else again — because now, she was the fantasy."

The Theater Seat – Chapter Five: The Ride HomeThe ride home was unbearable.Not just because my cock throbbed like it had its own heartbeat, swollen and denied. Not just because my mind was replaying the sounds of her moaning, gagging,...

The Theater Seat – Chapter Four: The Path She Took

"She left to pee barefoot in the dark—came back dripping and still stroking the one who waited"

She kissed it.Just once — soft, slow — lips brushing the shaft like a promise. Then she smiled around the filter of her cigarette and slid it back between her lips.“Don’t touch it,” she said, dragging smoke into her lungs....

Chapter Three: The Park After Dark

"She bathed in moonlight and exhibition, and made every man watching forget how to breathe."

The Theater Seat – (Chapter 3)Chapter Three: The Park After Dark We drove in silence for about three minutes, the air still thick with everything we hadn’t said. She didn’t look at me. She just smoked — slow, sensual drags that...

The Wedding Party (1)

"The competitive best man and groom both think their girl gives the best head. Only one way to prove it."

The air was thick with salt and liquor, the warm breeze from the Hawaiian coast carrying the scent of rum, coconut, and bad decisions yet to be made. The soft glow of tiki torches flickered against the night, casting golden...

The Beach Tease

"I give my wife and a young fellow a moment they'll likely never forget"

My wife and I were walking hand in hand along the beach. The sun was creeping towards the horizon, as a gentle breeze blew through our hair. Most of the beachgoers had packed up and left, and the particular stretch...

A White Christmas

"A wife is introduced to a hometown tradition at the local movie theater. The night before Christmas Eve is dedicated to adult movies..."

“Theater is on your left, enjoy!” the elderly man said with a wink in his voice.I cringed and tried to bury my face inside the pink scarf wrapped around my neck. I recognized the ticket-checker from the town diner we...