I read your letter, the one you hid beneath my pillow when you slipped away. I could still see the ink beginning to dry. I could still smell your cologne lingering on the sheets, along with the warmth your body had left beside me. I took a hot shower, remembering our games, our caresses, the stolen kisses, and the secrecy that unfolds whenever we are alone. I stared at the blank paper, pen in hand, pensive. Wondering. Thi...

It had been a long week for Mandy. Visiting her parents with Luke had been lovely, but the small 3-bedroom house left little room for privacy, and the thin walls had made her reluctant to make love with her husband, despite his persistent advances. When Mandy suggested a walk along the nearby beach, Luke had leapt at the opportunity. She was looking forwards to some time alone in a beautiful part of the world. What she di...

A year back. The woman on her knees pushed her dark hair from her face and looked at me. She held my cock and took it again in her mouth. I pushed my hips towards hers to meet hers. “Seriously, Alwin?” I removed the gadget from my head. The light hurt my eyes after an hour spent in the simulation world. Amanda stood at my bedroom door. Her eyebrows were raised. I grabbed a pillow and covered my face. “Amanda? What the hel...

Elly sat in the entertainment chair, scanning the void for any signs of life. As usual, there was nothing particularly interesting to see. She was crossing through the Helix Nebula at a considerable percentage of the speed of light. She could see stars and gas in every direction, and thanks to her AI system, Vicky, and its VR capabilities, she felt like she had left her little scout ship far behind. She raced naked among...

Katie had told me not to think about the strange bathtub fantasy I had on my first day, but I couldn't help it. I kept returning to it, over and over, like someone worrying a bad tooth with their tongue. I couldn't seem to leave it alone. I realize now that she knew exactly what she was doing. Telling me not to think about it would have the exact opposite effect. It made me think about it even more. It was forbidden fruit...

We sit facing each other, so close that our knees touch. Fen stares into my eyes. It's all I can do not to look away. The wooden chair beneath me only adds to my discomfort. It's so different from my lounger, which holds me like an embrace. But it's not a real embrace, is it, Reverie? And that's why you're here. The corner of Fen's mouth ticks upward; I can tell he's suppressing a smile as he watches me squirm. I break ey...

This happened to me while I lived in Utah several years ago. My employer had asked me to manage a branch of the company that was failing in Salt Lake City. The promotion, and the money, convinced me to take the opportunity. I was single at the time, but I decided to buy a house in a slightly higher-than-middle-class neighborhood. After moving to Utah, I discovered that the Mormon Church pretty much dominated my new neighb...