ABDL related stories
abdlCrossing Texas – Chapter Eight I followed Sara to Amanda’s house, which was about a block west of the hotel, away from the highway noise. Unused to walking in heels, I had difficulty keeping up. My heart throbbed with a mixture of fear and anticipation. Sara entered without knocking. Odd, I thought, Sara must live … Read more
Crossing Texas – Chapter Seven A section of the floor of the ladies room was still shiny wet as the three pretty schoolgirls chatted. “So that’s what it looks like when a guy comes,” Jennifer asked innocently. “Yes, Jen,” Katie answered, “except that usually the guy isn’t wearing panties.” “Or a bra,” giggled Ashley. “Or … Read more
Crossing Texas – Chapter Six I began gathering up my purchases when Ashley interrupted. “Hey. I have a digital camera in my purse. Let’s take a few photographs of him. Great idea! Can we,” Katie asked. She wasn’t addressing me; her question was posed to Sara. These girls apparently realized that Sara was in full … Read more
Crossing Texas – Chapter Five By now I had finished dressing. I looked in the full length mirror and saw a girl, a skinny teenaged girl, wearing a pleated green and red plaid skirt which ended at least two inches above her knees, and a simple white blouse. My maroon shoes had one inch heels … Read more
Crossing Texas – Chapter Four I had barely finished shaving and showering when I heard a knock on the door. “C’mon, Pamela, let’s get going. I don’t want to be up all night with you.” It was Sara. Hurriedly I donned the lavender slacks and white blouse, then opened the door. “Hurry up, Pamela,” said … Read more
Crossing Texas – Chapter Three “Jesus,” I muttered as I pulled on the slacks. A bit baggy in the hips, and a zipper on the side where it would do a man no good, but otherwise a fairly decent fit. Unlike the lavender slacks, the blouse was white and not readily distinguishable from a guy’s … Read more
Crossing Texas – Chapter Two Amanda, seated on the couch, wearing a baby blue cotton robe and slippers, gently brushed Sara’s long black hair, while Sara sat demurely on a blanket spread over the floor. Sara sipped herbal tea, as a dreamy Patsy Cline song played on the stereo. “Amanda, you should have been an … Read more
Crossing Texas – Chapter One Prologue I was driving across Texas on a late autumn afternoon. The landscape was dreary, the sky gray, and I had been driving all day when, about six p.m., I pulled my car into a small motel just north of Dallas. After settling into my room, I called the lobby … Read more
A Crinkle In the Fabric of Reality – Chapter Eleven Mortals so RARELY understand the full ramifications of the things theyunleash upon the universe. The telephone gave rise to smartphones and the dataoligarchies people hate. Airplanes grew into weapons of destruction, endingmore lives with a single detonation than any man ever could without tools. Theengine … Read more
A Crinkle In the Fabric of Reality – Chapter Ten “The same thing I’m gonna do to you. Don’t worry, you’ll be loving it by the end.”With a rapid thrust of his arm, Darius threw Benjamin to the floor, slamming him onto hisback. The bunny squeaked, freezing up for just a moment, before the bull … Read more