dating
All about dating. First dates, three years into a relationship, Tinder, and more.
Merlot's better on the Levee
Chapter 1: The gift “Girl with a booty like that you could get whoever you want!” China rolls her eyes at her best friend's remark while trying on her new stretchy bell bottoms jeans. China has the build of a commercial model, tall and fit. Janee on the other hand is built like a Fashionova model, average in height, slim, and super curvy at the same time.
By Lolly Mariah6 years ago in Humans
The Dinner Date
Venessa was shaking, she was wearing a elegant red dress, complete with red lipstick to match, as she lay in wait for her date to arrive. It had been a few years since her last date and she was incredibly nervous about how the date was going to go. Her friends had pumped the guy up to no end, so she was surprise how worried she was considering how great this guy was suppose to be. Maybe it was due to the fact it had been so long since her last date and she didn't know how to act, regardless she was certain she was going to have a good time.
By George Hall6 years ago in Humans
A Chance Encounter
The airport was spinning, or maybe it was all in my head. The kind of dizziness that consumes you like freefall. I forgot to transfer my bags onto the connecting flight and in a moment of panic, walked out of the door marked with the unmistakable fluorescent red EXIT. I squinted to focus my eyes on the steady hands of my leather watch that read 7:29 pm. Great. I thought to myself as I marched erratically in the lobby of the airport. Amid the sea of people, I felt lightheaded.
By JY Lincoln6 years ago in Humans
Peach
To say I was nervous would be an understatement. My entire body buzzed with chaotic energy, it's only release through the rapid bouncing on my feet. I touched my phone screen to check the time again. I was early, panicked that I would get stuck in traffic in this huge city I suddenly found myself in.
By Noelle Brooks6 years ago in Humans
Memento Vivere
Telling herself that the black dress would be slimming enough, Elaine proceeded to shovel a granola bar into her mouth as she stomped through her apartment, kicking heels to the floor, and expertly flinging her tote to the nearby chaise. Friday evening could not have come soon enough, and having finished a double shift with no break, Elaine could not silence a rumbling gut. As she swallowed the last morsel of a dark chocolate with quinoa cluster that probably should have been called a pebble instead, an ominous buzz rattled the chaise.
By Kishan Baskaran6 years ago in Humans
