| Author: | Elliot Silvestri | ISBN: | 9781310848858 |
| Publisher: | Elliot Silvestri | Publication: | December 31, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords | Language: | English |
| Author: | Elliot Silvestri |
| ISBN: | 9781310848858 |
| Publisher: | Elliot Silvestri |
| Publication: | December 31, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords |
| Language: | English |
Brenda and Vickie are two disparate souls with a strained relationship to their breasts. Brenda’s boyfriend Jason takes special delight in seeing how far he can push her limits of pain. Rob, Vickie’s husband, harbors secret kinks he fears to show his wife. By chance they find each other on the internet and begin to explore how wonderful milk and pain can be when shared with other….
This is a 43,000 word novella intended for adult audiences. Originally published in four parts.
Content warning: features erotic lactation, graphic sex, BDSM themes, group sex, lesbian sex, strong language, adult nursing relationships, erotic situations not all members of the public will enjoy, and other depictions of adult sexuality. Explicit language and adult only content.
Excerpt:
You’re lovely. I like the confidence you exude in your photo.
Brenda’s heart pounded so hard she was certain it would slam through her ribcage and fall on the floor. In her reply, because her mother always told her a reply was polite and necessary even if it was through a computer, Vickie wrote, Thank you. I’m flattered. I wish they were bigger or better shaped.
And that was that, Vickie decided. No one ever kept a private conversation going on Tumblr. She never expected a response.
When she checked in later she was surprised to find a response once more.
Don’t run yourself down. I don’t it when women say they hate their bodies. No one’s perfect. I spent too many years hating my body—and my breasts especially—before I got over that. I mean, look at mine. They’re not perfect, but I love them. Now.
She knew she should have left it alone, but Vickie found she couldn’t. She hated to leave someone hanging at the end of a conversation, no matter how casual it was.
You’re right. Self-loathing is ugly. And you do have nice boobs—judging by your picture, at least. I just wish mine were a little more like they used to be before I had kids. Thanks again.
With the “thanks again” sign off Vickie considered the conversation over.
It wasn’t.
Later that night she showed Rob the short exchange of messages. He raised his eyebrows. “She’s kind of hot.”
Vickie rolled her eyes at him.
Brenda and Vickie are two disparate souls with a strained relationship to their breasts. Brenda’s boyfriend Jason takes special delight in seeing how far he can push her limits of pain. Rob, Vickie’s husband, harbors secret kinks he fears to show his wife. By chance they find each other on the internet and begin to explore how wonderful milk and pain can be when shared with other….
This is a 43,000 word novella intended for adult audiences. Originally published in four parts.
Content warning: features erotic lactation, graphic sex, BDSM themes, group sex, lesbian sex, strong language, adult nursing relationships, erotic situations not all members of the public will enjoy, and other depictions of adult sexuality. Explicit language and adult only content.
Excerpt:
You’re lovely. I like the confidence you exude in your photo.
Brenda’s heart pounded so hard she was certain it would slam through her ribcage and fall on the floor. In her reply, because her mother always told her a reply was polite and necessary even if it was through a computer, Vickie wrote, Thank you. I’m flattered. I wish they were bigger or better shaped.
And that was that, Vickie decided. No one ever kept a private conversation going on Tumblr. She never expected a response.
When she checked in later she was surprised to find a response once more.
Don’t run yourself down. I don’t it when women say they hate their bodies. No one’s perfect. I spent too many years hating my body—and my breasts especially—before I got over that. I mean, look at mine. They’re not perfect, but I love them. Now.
She knew she should have left it alone, but Vickie found she couldn’t. She hated to leave someone hanging at the end of a conversation, no matter how casual it was.
You’re right. Self-loathing is ugly. And you do have nice boobs—judging by your picture, at least. I just wish mine were a little more like they used to be before I had kids. Thanks again.
With the “thanks again” sign off Vickie considered the conversation over.
It wasn’t.
Later that night she showed Rob the short exchange of messages. He raised his eyebrows. “She’s kind of hot.”
Vickie rolled her eyes at him.
