I am fucking her from behind when she squirts for the first time. Just a little spurt. She contorts, curves her back. Reaches back to put a hand on my hip. Grips my skin and, with a shudder, releases. The liquid is surprisingly hot. A warm spray of it, direct and close into my thighsContinue reading “Squirt [Story] by Kristan X”
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Pink Litter 15 Summer 2020
It’s here! And there. And everywhere. Pink Litter 15 with poems and stories by: Ryan Quinn FlanaganWillie SmithBill WolakFrancis DavidJames Casey IVMimi Bordeaux JG Cain Click here to Read on ISSUU
Cheetah Banana by Donna Dallas
The cafeteria lunch every Thursday is turkey chili beans and cauliflower. Cheetah eats, stores her energy in her sleek little tummy that swells every time she has turkey chili beans. Love her. They love her when they see her, whoever sees her. “Cheetah honey, why do they call you that? Cheeetaaahhhh.” She ignores the cafeteria aide and sipsContinue reading “Cheetah Banana by Donna Dallas”
Pleasure Cruise by Ty Spencer Vossler
Double-feature [Stories] by Willie Smith
Two, yes TWO amazing short stories about an adventurous girl after my own heart! Download and Read here in pdf:
Delicate Tornado Part Ten: Big Trouble
Chapter Ten: Big Trouble I moved in with John in Phoenix, saying goodbye to Reno and all the wild fun I had there. Things were going great between John and me. In fact, I was six months pregnant with our first child! The sex has been amazing, and my insatiable man probably enjoyed it evenContinue reading “Delicate Tornado Part Ten: Big Trouble”
Delicate Tornado Part Nine: Getting Serious
Getting Serious Fate will not and cannot be denied, that’s why you learn to take the good with the bad. And most of it is good. Really really good. You just have to let it happen. After the incident with the sheriff, I decided to focus all my energy into getting my real estate licenseContinue reading “Delicate Tornado Part Nine: Getting Serious”
Delicate Tornado Part Eight: Long Arm of the Law
Long Arm of the Law There can be so much kindness in strangers, such undeserved kindness, that it sends you sailing back on course, rescuing you from terrible jaws, before it truly is too late to turn back. Some people call them angels. Connie and I were having a blast in Reno, playing our littleContinue reading “Delicate Tornado Part Eight: Long Arm of the Law”
