Chapter 2: Morning Beautiful The skirt was slightly wavered at the hem, and continued up her whole body. My eyes wandered up her body and rested on her beaming face, as I realised that it was Lilliana, in her cheerleading kit. The logo of her team, as she had been telling me about on the…
Suzanne was my office buddy, someone that I enjoyed working with. We had dated lots of other people, and had spent several lunches discussing why each of our romances never seemed to work out. She was the one that finally suggested we “get together” and enjoy being “friends with benefits.” We’d found that we were…
It was the hair that everyone talked about. Lisa had the most beautiful, luxurious, shiny, thick brown hair that most of the college had ever seen. She wore it just past her shoulders, occasionally pulled back with a silver clasp, but always looking great. Her hair was so thick and so full that it made…
I shifted uncomfortably in my seat, stupidly thinking everyone in the waiting room knew why I was going to see the doctor. “Miss James to room 3 please.” I got up and tripped on my own feet as I made my way down the corridor. This was ridiculous. My lovely lady doctor had seen me…
I had been downtown with old friends, not that we still get sloppy drunk, but it’s just smart to get someone else to drive. Me and my two friends ready to get home. The car pulled up. We had taken a couple of rides, around town. It had been a fun day. I figured it…
This is a continuation of my previous story “Another Business Dinner”. Briefly, I had gone with my neighbour to a dinner organised by one of her clients. During the dinner, one of the director’s wives had come on to me and, at the end of the evening passed me a slip of paper with her…
So it started innocently enough. Two old friends with mutual interests catching up for Christmas over a bottle of wine. The hotel bar was busy with a festive crowd. The lights were low and the bubbles were getting to both of their inhibitions. He was the guy that she always turned to for advice with…
He sat in the car. Nervous, anxious, early. They had been friends for years. Colleagues, nothing more. She was recently widowed, he in the throes of an almost amicable divorce. A simple conversation, an exchange of pleasantries, an unguarded moment of vulnerability on both their parts had changed their lives forever. Now this. He remembered…
Ben grabbed his suitcase, heading for the door. He had an important business trip to attend: a sales conference at a lush tropical resort. Honestly, he was looking forward to the vacation as much as he was to the networking and sales opportunities. His cab was outside and he arrived at the airport with a…