Broken spaghetti minefield
In which I get real and vulnerable regarding aging, getting over living with a death wish, and fertility struggles. Plus, publishing and writing updates.
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Broken Earth: Chapter 21
ÉIMHEAR Unless you want me to tie you to the bed. Yes, yes she did. But she wasn’t about to admit that. Never in a million years. Let him work the answer out of her. She’d tried to take a step back with him, after the long night of watch. … Continue reading →
Broken Earth: Chapter 20
RAVI Ravi woke from the best sleep he’d had in ages. The dreams that often came had stayed away the entire night, letting him get the rest he sorely needed. He half wondered if Eh-vair had slipped something into his dinner. Probably not, but the effect was the same. There … Continue reading →
Broken Earth: Chapter 19
ÉIMHEAR She was floating on a cloud of pleasure. It had been so long since anyone had paid any attention to her breasts, save herself and her sports bra. And here Ravi had his expert mouth paying attention to one of her favourite erogenous zones like he couldn’t get enough … Continue reading →
Broken Earth: Chapter 18
He was flirting with Eh-vair which was a very dangerous game.
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I don’t know how the months keep zipping past me.
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He didn’t know what had come over him, drawing her close and threatening violence on her husband like that.
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She sank to the floor after her confession, elbows on her knees and face in her hands.
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He was unable to stop himself from watching Eh-vair in the gym as she took in all the equipment, a smile on her face.
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ÉIMHEAR “Wait. What? She wasn’t mad?” He took a sip of his coffee, and shook his head. “No. In fact, her betrothed, who was also in the unit and our one Xelles member, wanted us to become a triad. Very common with their people. She didn’t and neither did I. … Continue reading →