Lust After Work E-Book

Dr. Gerald Leach

• Herausgeber: Oyodeo Divalium
• Kategorie: Erotik
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2017

Beschreibung

Excerpt:

Her first thought was to hit him and try to make a run for it, clothes or no clothes. She only had to make it to her car and then drive home to get a new dress. But something wouldn't let her do anything to stop him. Two opposing points of view struggled in her guts, one warning her she was about to be raped, the other pooh-poohing the whole idea, declaring that a nice man like Mr. Hanley would never do anything to hurt her. She honestly didn't know how to react. She knew, however, that she had better do something, so she said, "Oh. That feels good. That feels much better... very soothing... I don't know what's come over me."

Leseprobe

Lust After Work

Dr. Gerald Leach

Copyright © 2017

Table of Contents

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SEVEN

CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER ONE

Nan, at eighteen years of age, was lovely to behold. Male members of the small Southern California daily had panted after her form from the first moment she stepped into the newsroom as a bonafide employee... all to no avail. Nan resisted their wiles while at the same time increasing their determination.

Her refusal to surrender to their most ardent entreaties was not through any puritanical instinct. Nan was a virgin by choice and despite close brushes with complete surrender she had always drawn upon some inner strength which caused the suitor of the moment no small amount of frustration. Nan had no illusions. She knew that someday, sooner or later, a man would come along to whom she would give herself completely. She had only one reservation in the back of her mind and that was that she must be sure she loved him. It was her one strength... or weakness.

Mae Gail Jetty, the town's one and only claim to fame, had been killed in a plane crash Sunday night. It was now Monday morning and Nan's city editor had assigned her to dig up all the background she could find on the late millionairess and philanthropist. The New Toronto Gazette wanted to run an extensive, in-depth feature story on the late Mrs. Jetty.

Nan skimmed through the Gazette's chintzy morgue and managed to find a few names connected with the globe-trotting Mrs. Jetty. She also read every bit of information the files held regarding Mrs. Jetty herself.

Mae Gail DiMintri was born February 18, 1925 to parents of moderate income and unspectacular accomplishments. Her early childhood was a blank. Nothing in the files indicated exactly what took place in Mae's New Toronto school days until she reached the second year of high school. Then a small clipping revealed that her interest seemed to indicate a natural bent for business and finance. The clipping noted that she had won an award in a statewide contest for the best student written essay on economic change in a wartime democracy. That had been in 1941, only two months before the attack on Pearl Harbor.