The morning sun shone through the thick canopy of trees, casting dappled shadows on the campsite as Stan puttered around the campsite. He was not able to focus on anything as he was anxiously passing the time until he could go on his afternoon hike. His imagination was running wild with what might happen today when he got to the lake. Would the girls really be there? Would they want to watch him cum again? Would something...

After I graduated high school, I got a summer job so I would have some extra spending money before I left for college in a couple of months. One of my work colleagues was throwing a surprise birthday party at her apartment for our coworker, Kristin. I was the youngest at the party, still only being seventeen, while most everyone else was in their mid-twenties to late twenties. Since it was a casual party, I wore low-cut j...

The guys came in from outside, Zach carrying a box in front of him. My "coworkers," being immature clowns, I should have suspected something, but no. "Rayne, you gotta see this snake we found!" "What kind is it?" "We're hoping you'll know, biology major." I'd studied herpetology, so I knew I would. He carefully opened the box, and I peered in. Of course, duh! Zach's cock, hard and huge, which is why he'd been chosen! They...

“Take your clothes off.” I sat there in shock; I’d actually said it out loud, and Tracy had heard it. Shit. “What? What did you say?” Tracy asked me. She looked confused and said again, “What did you say?” “When we get back to your apartment, take your clothes off.” I was shocked again. Why did I say that? When you’re in a hole, quit digging, Jeff. On a first date, and I’m embarrassing myself like this. Well, one more dat...

I watched a small herd of seven deer grazing along the lower edge of our meadow where it met the aspens, the darker pines behind rising up the mountainside, and listened to the sound of the wind in the branches nearby, the leaves on the quakies rattling, twisting back and forth in the breeze like emerald and silver confetti against a deep blue sky. A Blue Jay rasped somewhere alongside the house, and smaller songbirds twi...

I was twenty-four, twice Brandon’s age, when he showed up on move-in day at our new home seeking a lawn mowing job. We’d only been married a short time, and this was our first home, or we probably wouldn’t have hired him. He seemed so little that I didn’t want to, but Richard, my husband, pointed out that it would save buying a mower. Temporarily mortgage-poor, that was a significant expense, so the miniature entrepreneur...