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Click here"Apparently so," Claire answered in a husky, in-control voice.
The combination of the curves of her body and her husky voice made Jesse start to go hard. He squared his superbly muscled shoulders. He was still the unparalleled Jesse. He could still have anything and anyone he really wanted. "There won't be any classes tonight. So, maybe we could go to your place for that drink now," Jesse said, his voice hoarse with desire.
"I rather think not," Clair answered with a laugh. She put her arm through Nathan's.
"No class tonight, sweetie," she said, turning to Nathan. "Let's go home. We have free time and I know just what we can do with it. If you're the last one out of the building, Jesse, I assume you know how to lock up."
- COMMENTS
sr71pltover 10 years agoAuthorAh, another anonymous hater dropping a 1-bomb. First, Sabb indeed is my editor. As you note, no secret has been made of that, and he commented in the open (unlike anonymous, here, I might mention). Is there a reason why one's editor isn't permitted to like one's stories--and say so, if he wishes? Second, didn't either vote or comment until after the exercise as over.
Anonymousover 10 years agoAnother story in this supposed contest that comes with cheerleaders.
From the home page of previous commentator "Sabb"
"You can find me and and some amazing illustrated stories by habu/sr71plt and I at... "
Don't believe it, click Sabb's name. Some of the authors here are pathetic.
Anonymousover 10 years agoGood one! I liked the way the personalities were turned on their heads by the end of the story and masterful use of the ingredients too. The only critique I have is that the beginning needs more of a hook. I started reading this once before and walked away by paragraph three.... If I hadn't been reading this for FAWC, I wouldn't have come back and would have missed a very good story.
