Stress relief Stories

She sat on the exam table, paper crinkling beneath bare thighs, heartbeat racing. The doctor’s gloves snapped on—cool, sterile. “You said the tension’s…deep,” he murmured, voice smooth. Fingers probed gently, then with pressure, sliding between folds slick with anticipation. She bit her lip. “You’re unusually responsive,” he said, unzipping his trousers. The nurse entered without knocking, eyes gleaming. “Should I assist,...

Noelia had not had a good day. There had been needle after needle to sink in, and she’d even had to catheterize one poor lad. She’d had the sounds of children crying and screaming all day on the pediatric ward and today it had got to her. Just…the endless battle against suffering that never seemed to end, the stream of sick and injured kids…She was considering quitting, or at least transferring from pediatric nursing, but...

The presentation went poorly, and his anxiety left him shaking. “Get some fresh air,” his boss said. He agreed. He drove around when the slim redhead in the skimpy pink dress seen during his earlier commute caused him to stop and ask her: “Are you a… ” “Yes.” “I had a terrible meeting and… ” “Ninety bucks.” He nodded; she entered the car, and he, her orifices. She gobbled, rode, and swallowed until he yelled. “Th-thank yo...