Ah man, this was a great story. I wish it was longer!
As I was reading this, I was reminded of news articles about burglars who went to the police because they found CP in the homes that they broke in to. They didn’t have to do that, and they risked getting in trouble for breaking into those homes in the first place, but they did it despite potential consequences because it was the right thing to do.
Michael didn’t help Lucinda because he didn’t want to ruin his relationship with Beth, but there are people out there that would’ve gone to the police.
"Michael drank her sexuality like a dog at its water bowl on a hot summer’s day." A knock-out description, Bill. Excellent ending - he second-guessed himself, imagined every possible horrible outcome, and in the end was already toying with the idea of doing it all over again. Classic!
Ah man, this was a great story. I wish it was longer!
As I was reading this, I was reminded of news articles about burglars who went to the police because they found CP in the homes that they broke in to. They didn’t have to do that, and they risked getting in trouble for breaking into those homes in the first place, but they did it despite potential consequences because it was the right thing to do.
Michael didn’t help Lucinda because he didn’t want to ruin his relationship with Beth, but there are people out there that would’ve gone to the police.
Very interesting read. I got lost in the myth and was left shaken.
"Michael drank her sexuality like a dog at its water bowl on a hot summer’s day." A knock-out description, Bill. Excellent ending - he second-guessed himself, imagined every possible horrible outcome, and in the end was already toying with the idea of doing it all over again. Classic!