Rachel tried to put the night behind her. During the day, she could push the thoughts from her mind. But she had awakened more than once at night and touched herself to the memory. She was sure she would never get in a situation like that again. She felt...
Looking around the raucous party, Rachel asked herself, “What am I doing here? I should just go back to my dorm.” She felt invisible in the crowd. She had found a couch to sit on, off to the side, and was watching partying come and go. “Hey, you must be n...
Twice she woke up in the night. The first time, it was replaying the memory, his words, his style, and his approach. It was all overwhelming. She found the thoughts so arousing she had to touch herself. She had to bring herself a small amount of what he d...
As Jack, a high school athlete, vigorously worked out on the weight bench, he couldn't help but feel pity for his aunt Rachel. She was standing next to him, huffing and puffing, clearly out of shape. "Why am I doing this?" Rachel thought. But then she hea...
Looking back at it a week later, Alice still couldn't believe she had let it happen. What was she thinking? Yes, she had been alone for two years since her husband left her. Yes, she hadn't been with a man since. Yes, a little alcohol makes her a lot horn...
As the elevator doors slid open, revealing the bustling locker room filled with towering figures of athleticism and raw masculinity, the nervousness in young Sarah's stomach threatened to consume her. She took a deep breath and smoothed out her skirt, adj...
As the soft glow of the computer screen lit up her face, Emily's fingers danced across the keyboard. It was late, well past her bedtime, but she couldn't help herself; she so missed her nighttime chats with her boyfriend, Jason. He was away at football ca...
Rachel sighed as she looked at herself in the mirror. Eight months of marriage, and already her husband had been deployed overseas for for two of the next nine months. It seemed like a lifetime, and she missed him terribly. Her insecurity about her weight...
The house was packed. People were everywhere; some were dancing, some were drinking, and others were just standing around, laughing and talking. The music was thumping, and the air was thick with the smell of sweat and perfume. It was the kind of party wh...
