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Brent’s New Neighbor Brent was a 32 year old attorney who lived and worked in Chicago for one of the most powerful law firms in the country. Brent had a lot of expectations for what he wanted to get out of life and so he worked really hard and in just seven years he … Read more
Asia Assignment At 31 years old, Clinton was one of the youngest executives at JP Morgan Chase, and was just asked to relocate to Hong Kong from his current home in Chicago to take over the operational risk division in Asia. Clinton would be responsible for addressing immediate concerns in the division, as well as … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Eighteen It was the strangest of sensations. I could see mum speaking but that slow and pleasant warmth spread from my crotch to engulf my entire body. In slow-motion my mind floated back through the many times I’d worn protection. It was eerie observing being put into nappies and being … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Sixteen What could have been a strange and uncomfortable day because of my own ‘fashion folly’ ended up to being quite pleasant. After a while the cheery comments ceased and, like the fact I wore nappies, was just taken on board ‘that’s Anthony’. Of course, I hadn’t planned on wearing … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Fifteen With that thought in my head I followed Mrs Patel to Mrs Dewhurst office, which had obviously been established as the place any changing would take place. I’d apparently missed something over the past couple of hours because my boss didn’t even bat an eyelid as I was ushered … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Thirteen As dad predicted the weather changed just as we put the finishing touches to the garden. Mum was happy the rain would help bed in her latest crop, dad moaned about his back, whilst I was glad to finish the lawn, which looked pretty neat. Jenny, who’d managed to … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Twelve I don’t know who was surprised more by this sudden and copious expulsion. Of course, it had been accompanied by an almost silent wet fart but mum knew immediately what had happened. “Oh sweetie… this can’t be good.” She hugged me tightly and another splurge was forced from my … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Eleven Dr Laura Ames continued like we’d known each other for ever. She was friendly but strangely I still felt like the nervous seven year-old I’d been the last time I saw her. We talked briefly about that time and what I’d been doing but of course she mainly wanted … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Nine As we entered the hotel mum collected a package from reception. The same girl was there and she looked over and smiled. Well, I wasn’t sure if it was a smile or a smirk but then I remembered she’d seen the pack of Abenas as we booked in, perhaps … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Eight “C’mon sweetheart breakfast is being served in the garden… and it’s such a beautiful morning I don’t want to miss any of it.” Mum had just nudged me awake and I was barely conscious as she raved on about what we might do for the rest of the day. … Read more