Women's Erotica: Remembering How To Love
Remembering How To Love is a Women's Erotica short story - M/F. This erotica short story contains explicit content, erotic situations, graphic language and is suitable for readers 18 and over.
One argument changed their lives forever. Henry and Elizabeth are incredibly compatible, and they have incredible sexual chemistry. They had a terrible argument that Henry wished they’d resolved before they had left the house the night of the accident. Henry lost his wife; the accident takes away his wife's memories. Although she is still alive, after weeks in a coma, she awakens with no memory of the last ten years.
Elizabeth lost the last ten years of her life; she doesn't remember Henry, and she doesn't know how she ended up in hospital. All she knows is that there is something incredibly safe about being with the dark-eyed man.
Excerpt:
Henry Docking sat in the chair next to the hospital bed and studied his sleeping wife’s face. Elizabeth looked so peaceful; her blond hair, which had been brushed in her sleep, fanned out slightly. The effect made her look like a sleeping princess. He only wished that it would just take a kiss to wake her up.
The hospital machines beeped in time with her pulse. He’d spent every waking hour and most of his sleeping hour with her. He’d become used to the sound. The thought was vaguely depressing. The accident had happened two weeks ago; it was almost like she’d been frozen in time and the world was trying to move him forward. He didn’t want to move forward, he wanted to time to go back. He wanted for the argument not to have happened. They argued so rarely that when they did, it got explosive, but they shouldn’t have gotten behind the wheel angry. It had been tempting fate. Then that blasted rabbit had darted into the road and instead of slamming on the brakes, Henry had swerved. The force of hitting the tree had jolted both of them forward; the airbag on his side had opened. Elizabeth's hadn’t.
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One argument changed their lives forever. Henry and Elizabeth are incredibly compatible, and they have incredible sexual chemistry. They had a terrible argument that Henry wished they’d resolved before they had left the house the night of the accident. Henry lost his wife; the accident takes away his wife's memories. Although she is still alive, after weeks in a coma, she awakens with no memory of the last ten years.
Elizabeth lost the last ten years of her life; she doesn't remember Henry, and she doesn't know how she ended up in hospital. All she knows is that there is something incredibly safe about being with the dark-eyed man.
Excerpt:
Henry Docking sat in the chair next to the hospital bed and studied his sleeping wife’s face. Elizabeth looked so peaceful; her blond hair, which had been brushed in her sleep, fanned out slightly. The effect made her look like a sleeping princess. He only wished that it would just take a kiss to wake her up.
The hospital machines beeped in time with her pulse. He’d spent every waking hour and most of his sleeping hour with her. He’d become used to the sound. The thought was vaguely depressing. The accident had happened two weeks ago; it was almost like she’d been frozen in time and the world was trying to move him forward. He didn’t want to move forward, he wanted to time to go back. He wanted for the argument not to have happened. They argued so rarely that when they did, it got explosive, but they shouldn’t have gotten behind the wheel angry. It had been tempting fate. Then that blasted rabbit had darted into the road and instead of slamming on the brakes, Henry had swerved. The force of hitting the tree had jolted both of them forward; the airbag on his side had opened. Elizabeth's hadn’t.
Women's Erotica: Remembering How To Love
Remembering How To Love is a Women's Erotica short story - M/F. This erotica short story contains explicit content, erotic situations, graphic language and is suitable for readers 18 and over.
One argument changed their lives forever. Henry and Elizabeth are incredibly compatible, and they have incredible sexual chemistry. They had a terrible argument that Henry wished they’d resolved before they had left the house the night of the accident. Henry lost his wife; the accident takes away his wife's memories. Although she is still alive, after weeks in a coma, she awakens with no memory of the last ten years.
Elizabeth lost the last ten years of her life; she doesn't remember Henry, and she doesn't know how she ended up in hospital. All she knows is that there is something incredibly safe about being with the dark-eyed man.
Excerpt:
Henry Docking sat in the chair next to the hospital bed and studied his sleeping wife’s face. Elizabeth looked so peaceful; her blond hair, which had been brushed in her sleep, fanned out slightly. The effect made her look like a sleeping princess. He only wished that it would just take a kiss to wake her up.
The hospital machines beeped in time with her pulse. He’d spent every waking hour and most of his sleeping hour with her. He’d become used to the sound. The thought was vaguely depressing. The accident had happened two weeks ago; it was almost like she’d been frozen in time and the world was trying to move him forward. He didn’t want to move forward, he wanted to time to go back. He wanted for the argument not to have happened. They argued so rarely that when they did, it got explosive, but they shouldn’t have gotten behind the wheel angry. It had been tempting fate. Then that blasted rabbit had darted into the road and instead of slamming on the brakes, Henry had swerved. The force of hitting the tree had jolted both of them forward; the airbag on his side had opened. Elizabeth's hadn’t.
One argument changed their lives forever. Henry and Elizabeth are incredibly compatible, and they have incredible sexual chemistry. They had a terrible argument that Henry wished they’d resolved before they had left the house the night of the accident. Henry lost his wife; the accident takes away his wife's memories. Although she is still alive, after weeks in a coma, she awakens with no memory of the last ten years.
Elizabeth lost the last ten years of her life; she doesn't remember Henry, and she doesn't know how she ended up in hospital. All she knows is that there is something incredibly safe about being with the dark-eyed man.
Excerpt:
Henry Docking sat in the chair next to the hospital bed and studied his sleeping wife’s face. Elizabeth looked so peaceful; her blond hair, which had been brushed in her sleep, fanned out slightly. The effect made her look like a sleeping princess. He only wished that it would just take a kiss to wake her up.
The hospital machines beeped in time with her pulse. He’d spent every waking hour and most of his sleeping hour with her. He’d become used to the sound. The thought was vaguely depressing. The accident had happened two weeks ago; it was almost like she’d been frozen in time and the world was trying to move him forward. He didn’t want to move forward, he wanted to time to go back. He wanted for the argument not to have happened. They argued so rarely that when they did, it got explosive, but they shouldn’t have gotten behind the wheel angry. It had been tempting fate. Then that blasted rabbit had darted into the road and instead of slamming on the brakes, Henry had swerved. The force of hitting the tree had jolted both of them forward; the airbag on his side had opened. Elizabeth's hadn’t.
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| BN ID: | 2940015381955 |
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| Publisher: | Xplicit Press |
| Publication date: | 09/10/2012 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 54 KB |
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