Caribbean Climax_A wicked sense of humour_Programming Problems_Acacia
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Caribbean Climax
Content warning: Adult content John's wife, Alison, emerged from the blue-green Caribbean water at the Paradise Point Resort. She adjusted her top, gathered her hair behind her head, and scanned the beach for familiar faces. I waved to her. She waved back, her mouth forming my name, "Peter." I glanced at my wife, Nora, laying on her stomach in the sun, barebacked, with her top unfastened, her breasts flattened against the sand. Nora was nothing to sneeze at, but it was Alison, the forbidden woman I coveted ever since the four of us became friends a year ago from today. *** Nora and I met John ...
A wicked sense of humour
Nadia was prepared for anything on April Fool’s Day. Eric, her son, could not be trusted to spend the whole day without coming up with some prank. With his wicked sense of humour, Eric was a man child who never tired of practical jokes. That’s how he was. An only child, who had grown up in a sheltered environment, he struggled to make friends, and his loneliness had resulted in treating his mother as the best toy ever. He had promised his mother a weekend away and knew she loved the scenic drives into the country to visit historic buildings and dream of a life in yesteryear when people had s...
Programming Problems
Day one:Hmmm… okay, so it is the first day of the semester and they are already telling us what we have to have done by the end of the year! To make things worse, they are making us keep a journal. The lecturer is trying to justify it by saying that it’ll “help keep a record of how you felt when made the choices you did”. It’s not a requirement to write in it every day, but rather to keep a record in conjunction with significant developments. So here goes I guess; This is stupid. I am currently bored. Let’s get this thing started!Day four:I have finally settled on an Idea. I have also seen the...
Acacia
When Ann was younger, her mom and dad would always fight. She didn't understand why they were fighting, just that both were alwww.onedoor.ccways upset with each other, making her upset too.So when she came home from school, hear yelling in the kitchen, she would go directly to her room without greeting them, change clothes, and go out again.She would walk and walk the neighborhood, sometimes try her luck and jump fences with a sign that says 'No Trespassing.' Well, she was young, she didn't understand the meaning of the sign, so she ignored it.That's how she came to discover the place that would become her ...