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May-June 1981, Milford, Ohio

I woke up on Friday morning with the song Efter Plugget going through my head.

«Nu är det bara en sommar kvar
Ungefärg 59 dar
Så ska man göra som alla andra
Man ska in i cirkeln och vandra»

(Now there’s just a Summer left
Just about 59 days
Now I’ll do like everyone else
and join the rat race)

Of course, the song didn’t really apply, since I did have a plan and knew what I was going to do, but it still came to mind.

I swam with Stephanie, then we showered separately and met back in the kitchen for breakfast. It was her last day of school. She asked if I would drive her and Debbie V to school, and I agreed. When I arrived home, Dad took me aside and handed me a check for a thousand dollars.

“I felt this was the best graduation present I could give you,” he said. “It’s drawn on my investment account, so please don’t say anything to your mother.”

“Thanks, I really appreciate it. I’m sorry things turned out the way they did, but I don’t see anything else I can do.”

“I know, Son,” he said with a note of sadness in his voice.

The check reminded me of the envelope from Don Joseph, which I hadn’t opened. I went to my room and pulled it out of the desk drawer I had put it in. I was shocked to find twenty $100 bills. I put the check into the envelope and headed out to drive to the bank and deposit the cash and checks. I realized that as of now, including my own money plus the scholarship money, I had my entire first year of college covered, including tuition, books, an apartment, and living expenses. If things continued to go the way they were, I could probably avoid taking extra money from Don Joseph, though I appreciated having the safety net.

I knew I needed to speak with Don Joseph about Chicago. Having done the two driving jobs for Andreas, I was pretty sure that he’d have something for me to do, other than just writing programs for his various businesses. We did have the dilemma of how to provide support while I was away, but we had worked that out with Beth when I was in Sweden. Krista would just have to handle it. Beth and I would be available, and while we would do a lot of the specialized programming, Krista would be the main contact person in Milford. She was a pretty good programmer at this point, which would help.

I was meeting Larry, Bethany, Kathy, and Mary for lunch today. Josh, who was a Sophomore and Kara, who was a Junior, were still in school, so they couldn’t join us. I left the house around 11:30am and picked-up Mary. Larry was picking up Bethany. The five of us met at Frisch’s and talked about how it felt to have graduated.

“We’re all going to college. In other words, we finished school so we could go to school,” Larry laughed.

“Only now we have to pay for it!” Kathy said.

“Well, the taxpayers paid for it so far, now it’s on us,” I chimed in.

“Are you and Jennifer going to live together in Chicago?” Mary asked.

“That’s the plan. Kathy is going to be in Chicago, too, but I think Evanston is too far for all of us to get a place together.”

“I’m going to live on campus my first year, anyway,” Kathy said. “Though it would be cool if somehow we could work it out after that.”

“Steve could have a harem!” Mary teased.

“You’re just jealous, Mary! Besides, you never did answer my question from Prom!” I teased.

Mary turned red and said nothing. Bethany laughed.

“What’s going on?” Kathy asked.

“Just an inside joke,” I smirked, looking at Mary, who seem to have taken quite an interest in the placemat in front of her.

“Yes, Mary doesn’t appreciate being the butt of a joke,” Bethany said, laughing even harder.

I laughed at that one, and Kathy looked me in the eye and arched an eyebrow. I nodded slightly, and she started laughing as well, as she got what we were teasing Mary about.

“The four of you are just crazy,” Larry chuckled. “Well, Steve will have Jennifer to keep him in line soon enough.”

“Jennifer?” Bethan said, shaking her head. “That’s like asking the fox to guard your henhouse! Kara has been keeping him in line for five months, with a bit of help from Stephanie and me. Think about it — how many new girls have you seen hanging around since Steve and Kara started dating seriously?”

“I guess just Susie,” Larry said, “and I don’t think anything is going on between Steve and her. Wow! You’re right. I used to need to keep a scorecard!”

“Excuse me, but I don’t believe I have ever once told you anything about any girls, Larry!” I said playfully.

“No, but Birgit and I were very close friends. Jennifer and I were close and so are Bethany and I. And I’m not blind, Steve! Want a list?” he said with a laugh.

“No, no. Everyone here is well aware of the list, at least as much as they need to be,” I said.

“Says you!” Mary said, finally speaking. “I’d be very interested in that list.”

“You know, so would I,” Kathy said. “Or at least a count. It’s got to be pretty high!”

“Guess! Kathy and Mary, guess the number!” Bethany teased. “We’ll see who’s closest!”

I shook my head and smiled, asking to ears that were obviously deaf, “Is this necessary?”

“Well, let’s see, I don’t know how many he had in Sweden, so not counting those, I’d say seventeen,” Mary said with a smirk.

“Seventeen? Not counting Sweden?” Kathy said, surprised. “I was going to go with something like ten!”

“You’re both WAY off!” Bethany giggled. “Unless I’m really out of touch, the number has to be about forty, including girls in Sweden! And most, probably around thirty of them, were here. Am I right, Steve?”

“Yes, Sweetheart,” I said, feigning disgust.

“Are you kidding me? That many?” Kathy said, shocked.

“She’s not kidding, Kathy,” Larry said. “My rough count, not including girls in Sweden, is about thirty. I can guess at a couple of girls in Sweden, but I don’t have the details like Bethany does.”

“That averages out to eight new girls per year since eighth grade, and if he’s been behaving since January, and we start counting when he turned fourteen, that means it’s closer to ten new girls per year!” Mary said. “I’m impressed.”

“Oh, it’s more impressive than that,” Bethany said. “More than half of them were virgins!”

“No fucking way!” Kathy said, then giggled and covered her mouth. “Sorry, that just slipped out.”

“It’s true. He’s got to hold some kind of deflowering record for Milford High School!” Bethany teased.

“I think we can change the subject now, thank you very much!” I said.

“Now you know why he’s so damn good, Kathy!” Mary smirked.

“Maybe a plaque at the High School?” Bethany teased. “You know, like they do for athletes or donors!”

“OK, OK. Enough!” I said firmly as everyone laughed.

We had finished our lunch, so we headed out. Mary got into the car with me so I could take her home.

“You just had to tease me about that, didn’t you?” Mary said, a smile showing she wasn’t upset.

“If I can make you flustered and embarrassed? Absolutely!”

“I am SO not surprised you told Bethany. But I suppose you had to once Kara ceded control to her for the Summer.”

“True. And according to them, then I become Jennifer’s problem!” I grinned.

“Steve, were you really serious about doing what I asked? Or were you just teasing?”

“I was, and I still am serious about that. I told you the condition, though. Josh leaves in less than a month, so you need to decide soon,” I chuckled.

“Do you know how frustrating you are, Steve Adams?” she said, trying to sound annoyed but failing.

“Indeed I do,” I chuckled. “It’s one of my best traits! You want me to step way outside my comfort zone, so it’s only right that I set the condition, so you have to as well. Not only that, but then Josh would have the idea, too!”

“You. Are. Evil!” Mary said with a wry smile.

“Don’t I know it! Well, you’ve got about a month to make up your mind. Just let me know!” I said, pulling into her driveway.

“Argh!” she groaned, then leaned over to kiss me goodbye. “You know I’m not steady with Josh. Want to come inside? My parents aren’t home.”

“Not today. We’ll see how things go over the Summer. I’m staying on the straight and narrow.”

There was no need to mention Kathy, because I was pretty sure that was a one-time special thing. I knew Bethany was going to let up on the reins a bit, but for the first time in my life, I didn’t want to just have sex for fun. Kara had fundamentally changed me, and for the better. I wanted Jennifer to see the new me in the Fall. The joking about her allowing me more freedom was fun, but I was pretty sure that Jennifer and I would be better off if we were steady. The only exception would be my sister, at least for a time.

That was probably my best plan for the Summer, too. Stick to Bethany, see Kara, Elyse, and Joyce with no sex, and have the very, very occasional dalliance. Perhaps with Mary, perhaps with Kathy and whatever plan Stephanie had with Shelly and Trish. In fact, that last one might not even be a good idea, because it felt like I was reverting to old forms rather than sticking with new ones. I could justify, at least in my mind, being with Mary and Kathy as simply continuation of on-again, off-again relationships. New girls brought me perilously close to my old ways. I’d need to talk to the Triumvirate about that.

After Mary got out of the car, I checked my watch and headed towards the High School. I would be picking up Kara, Debbie V and Stephanie, and after dropping the two younger girls at home, Kara and I would spend the rest of the day together. I parked in the lot behind the school, waiting for dismissal. It was beginning to hit me that I was done here. The Junior and Senior High Schools had been a part of my life for five years, even if one of those had been spent in Sweden. There were a lot of great memories.

My reminiscing was interrupted by Kara opening the car door and getting in. She leaned over and kissed my cheek.

“I got a better kiss last night!” I said.

“Oh, stop whining!” Kara teased, puckering her lips.

I gave her a peck on the lips and then started the car and drove down to the Junior High parking lot. We had a few minutes to wait for Stephanie and Debbie V.

“That was better, but still not as good as last night, Kara!”

“Unh-uh, Steve Adams. I know better. If I give you a good kiss, like last night, it’ll make me wet and I’ll want to do things I can’t do with you!”

“Spoilsport!” I teased. “It is nice to know I have that effect on you.”

“You know you do! Do you know how difficult this is? Just sitting here, you’ve got me all hot and bothered just by thinking about it!”

I grinned, “Thinking about what, Kara? About me sliding my big, hard dick into your tight little pussy until you cum!”

“Stop it!” she giggled. “You know better, Steve Adams!”

I relented, “Sorry. I shouldn’t tease you like that.”

“No, you shouldn’t! Changing the subject, are we getting together with Joyce next Friday?”

“That’s the plan, yes. What did you want to do tonight?”

“Dinner, obviously. Then it’s up to you,” she said with a grin.

“Oh no, you don’t, Kara Anne Blanchard. You are not making me responsible for you behaving badly! Other than kisses, and occasional teasing, if you want more, you’ll have to ask for it. Explicitly. I’m not going to make that mistake with you! I love you far too much.”

She giggled, “I know you do. And actually, this is as much of a test for you as it is a struggle for me. I want to see how you behave when you don’t have the fetters holding you back. And if I can handle not having your big, hard dick sliding in and out of my tight little pussy until I cum!”

I laughed. “You are so bad. But, about me behaving — the Triumvirate is still in control until August. So it’s not like I have free rein.”

“Bethany is not me. I know she’s going to allow you freedom that I never could. But will you do something for me?”

“Yes, Kara, of course.”

“Be completely honest and open like you have since the Becky incident.”

I thought about it for a moment and decided that I owed Kara this much. I was interested in what her reaction would be.

“I will. Are you sure you want to know?”

“I think so, yes. I know about Bethany, obviously, and she told me in advance about Kathy, so there’s nothing to say there,” Kara said with a smile. “From what I hear, Kathy was quite happy to have your attention one more time.”

“And you don’t have a problem with that?” I asked, a bit apprehensive.

“Yes and no. It’s like your past. I don’t like it, but it’s something I have to live with. Like I told you, I know for a fact you and Jennifer are going to have sex, and I have to deal with it. I know you can keep your vow to me. In fact, if I asked you to keep it all Summer, I am sure you would. But, given I know what’s going to happen, I felt you and Bethany should be able to have your Prom night. And once I decided that, then I had stopped being intimate with you.”

“Believe it or not, when Bethany and I were in the room, I was thinking that it should have been you there with me. Your dad wouldn’t let you go to the dance, and I am absolutely sure he wouldn’t let you stay the night with me,” I sighed, “but it really should have been you, Kara.”

“I know. But this is where we find ourselves. Given what has to happen next year, and all the rules my parents have in place, it’s probably for the best. You and Jennifer will find out if you’re right or not. I know you think you are, and so does your sister. I, on the other hand, think that, in the end, I’m going to be Mrs. Stephen Adams. And that, Steve, is worth letting you go in the short term.”

Stephanie and Debbie V came up to the car just then and Kara got out to let them into the back seat.

“Debbie, what were you doing at the Junior High today?” Kara asked.

“The art teacher teaches at both schools, but her studio is here and that’s where we did our final.”

“I’m a Freshman now!” Stephanie said with glee.

“Congratulations, Squirt, you’re in High School!” I said.

“Well, not the building, but yeah! Besides, it’s better to not be in the other building, Jeff will be a Junior and I don’t want to be there. My Sophomore year I’ll have to be, unfortunately.”

“I think I actually only saw him in school about five times the whole year,” I said. “Maybe it won’t be too bad.”

“We’ll have to ride the bus, and that sucks!” Debbie said. “Mom and dad won’t let me get a car yet.”

“Sorry girls, but I’m going off to college. You’ll need to find someone else to drive you if you don’t want to ride the bus,” I said, putting the car in gear.

After dropping the girls off, I drove into Milford and Kara and I went to sit on a bench by the river. We sat with our arms around each other and talked, and just enjoyed the sunny, hot weather. We decided to go to TGI Friday’s for dinner and after we ate, we went to Farrell’s for ice cream.

“Shall I take you home, Kara?” I asked as we got into the car.

She let out a long sigh. “Yes.”

When I dropped her at her house, we hugged and exchanged a quick peck on the lips and I headed home. It was so nice out that I changed into shorts and a t-shirt and went to sit on the deck and just relax. I stared at the sky and thought about what it was going to be like living in Chicago with Jennifer.

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A WellLived Life Book 6 Kara IChapter 44 Spring Break 1982 Part I

March, 1982, Milford, Ohio As I drove along I-65, I thought about what Stephanie had asked for and what Bethany had said without even knowing about the request. Of course, because Bethany and I were so in tune, she might have actually had an idea that I was struggling with getting involved with my sister again. I kept turning it over and over in my mind and I kept coming to the same conclusion — that I shouldn’t do it. I was torn between doing what Stephanie wanted and doing what Kara and...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 6 SamanthaChapter 21 Georg and Maria

September 7, 1992, Chicago, Illinois “That went reasonably well,” Michelle said when her parents drove off. “There were a few times I thought my expression would give away something I shouldn’t. You were messing with me, weren’t you?” She grabbed both my hands and smiled, “I was telling the truth, in my own way. Thank you!” She leaned forward and kissed my cheek. “So, what’s left?” I asked. “To visit UofC tomorrow and formally withdraw from classes. To spend some time with you and your...

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A WellLived Life Book 6 Kara IChapter 14 A Southern Belle a Surprise Proposal two Cheerleaders an Old Flame and a Girl Back Home Part I

October 1981, Chicago, Illinois I arrived back at the apartment just before 10:00pm and saw the address for the party. I decided I wasn’t particularly interested in going so I put on some music, poured myself a glass of wine, and started reading more about Russia. I was alternating between the history and culture book and the Communist Party book, decided on the history and culture book for this time. I didn’t get much reading done because I was thinking about Tatyana, which led me to...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 9 KamiChapter 38 And Sometimes It Stinks To Be Big

January 23, 1996, Chicago, Illinois “Father, bless!” I said, greeting Father Basil with upturned palms. “Bless you, Stephen,” he said as I kissed his hand. The waiter showed us to a quiet table along the wall of Roditys in Greektown. He took our drink orders and was back quickly. We placed our food orders right away and he left to put them in with the kitchen. “I’m not quite sure how to address this, so I’m just going to ask you bluntly. Are you the father of Michelle’s baby?” I shook my...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 8 NIKAChapter 68 The Rules

June 29, 1995, Chicago, Illinois On Thursday, I finally had lunch with Melissa again, something I hadn’t been looking forward to. Much like with Cèlia, Melissa and I had passed an inflection point and I was left with sub-optimal paths forward. I’d been struggling with the possible solutions, and all of them had pitfalls. When I walked into Takumi, I had something of a plan. Whether it was good or not would only be known once everything played out. “I spoke to my wives,” I said after we’d...

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A WellLived Life 3 Book 1 SuzanneChapter 73 Hypothetical Questions

December 5, 2000, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota “I had a good time last night,” I said. “I was surprised you invited a friend!” Mary laughed as we walked into the exam room, “Naomi had a good time as well. You know what a Resident’s life is like.” I nodded, “No social life.” “Exactly. You guys seemed to hit it off pretty well.” “Yes, but I’m not here for that!” “You’re everywhere for that, and you know it!” I couldn’t help but laugh. “Let’s just say that you hit the sweet spot -...

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A WellLived Life Book 3 PiaChapter 25 The Puzzle and the Cat Part II

March 1980, Hovås/Göteborg, Sweden I woke early as usual, but just enjoyed being in bed with Katt. When she woke, she hopped out of bed and pulled a robe out of her closet and handed it to me. “There’s a spare toothbrush in the bathroom. Go have your shower, then we’ll have breakfast after I have my shower.” I quickly showered and brushed my teeth, and went back to Katt’s room. She went to shower and came back a few minutes later. She dressed, and I got a very good look at her sexy body...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 10 BridgetChapter 74 A Whimper Not A Bang

April 5, 1997, Chicago, Illinois “You missed cuddles this morning!” Birgit said accusingly when I walked into the house about 9:30am. “I know, Pumpkin, but I had a work emergency and had to go see Aunt Joyce and Grandpa A.” “And now we have to get ready for karate!” “I know. We’ll have some family time this afternoon. I don’t have any plans.” “Good!” I hugged her and the rest of the kids, then went to find Kara. We hugged and kissed, and went straight upstairs to get ready for...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 3 JessicaChapter 64 Fantasy Fulfilled

September 3, 1989, Chicago, Illinois “Good morning, Sensei,” I said, bowing to Sensei Jim. “Good morning!” he said waving me to a chair in his office. “How was your trip?” I asked. “Enlightening. I spent most of my time acting as a manservant to Sensei Robert and Sensei Hiro.” “He who will lead, must first serve,” I said. “Someday, I’m going to send you to Sensei Hiro, should he live long enough. You understand.” “Does that mean you are now 6th Dan?” I...

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A WellLived Life 3 Book 1 SuzanneChapter 63 Not so Momentous After All

October 29, 2000, Chicago, Illinois Birgit followed me as far as the stairs, then scooted upstairs when I went to the front door and opened it. “Hi!” Sophie said. “Hi!” I replied and held the door open so she could come into the house. I closed the door behind her then led her to my study where I waited until she went in, and then walked in, closing the door behind me. I nodded to one of the wingback chairs, she sat down in one, and I sat down in the other. “Is something wrong?” she...

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A WellLived Life Book 8 StephieChapter 69 The Times They Are a Changing

October, 1983, Chicago, Illinois On Saturday morning when Penny arrived, I thought about what Anala had said. I watched every move and listened to every word and decided that Anala was correct in her assessment of Penny. And I realized would need to decide pretty much immediately to put a stop to it, or else I had to be prepared for what was certain to come in the future. It was a tough question in my mind. If Penny asked immediately, I’d say ‘no’. If she asked in two years, I’d probably say...

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A WellLived Life Book 8 StephieChapter 61 Anala Part II

August, 1983, Chicago, Illinois I walked in the near 90°F heat to Carla’s place. I was grateful that the humidity of the morning had dropped significantly; otherwise the heat would have been unbearable. By the time I walked up the steps to the apartment over the photography studio and knocked on her door, I had broken into a light sweat. Carla answered almost immediately and invited me inside her studio apartment. The air was moderately cool, and the window air conditioner was running full...

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A WellLived Life Book 7 Kara IIChapter 21 He Will Tell Thee What Thou Shalt Do

July 1982, Milford, Ohio On Tuesday morning, I kissed Kara goodbye and headed to my parents’ house for my usual morning routine with my little sister. She was happy that I could spend the morning with her and asked to take a walk, so we weren’t in the house with my mom. “Let me guess — this walk will end in the clearing,” I said with a smile. “Yes,” she said, taking my hand as we walked down Overlook towards Klondyke. As usual, we turned around and walked back, taking the path to the...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 7 SakurakoChapter 37 Geisha

March 13, 1994, Chicago, Illinois “Hi, Steve!” Ailea said when she opened the door. “Hi,” I replied, accepting the offered hug. There was no touching of lips, just of cheeks, and I wondered if I’d misread her intentions at her birthday lunch, or if, perhaps, she detected my reluctance to return the offered affection. “Lunch is ready, so go ahead and sit. I’ll bring it in from the kitchen.” I went to the low table, sat down, and a minute later, Ailea brought miso soup and sushi, our usual...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 10 BridgetChapter 72 An Explosive Discovery

April 3, 1997, Dallas, Texas “Remember what I said about drinking too much,” I said, as I poured bourbon into three cups. We’d stopped at a liquor store, bought a bottle of Blanton’s, and then returned to the small suite I’d reserved at the Westin. Deborah’s room was down the hall, and Krissy’s was two floors below. Krissy’s comment had caught me a bit off guard, but I hadn’t reacted visibly. I didn’t know her quite well enough to know if she’d been teasing with Deborah, so I was being...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 4 ElyseChapter 59 Karas Birthday

March 28, 1991, Chicago, Illinois “This day belongs to you, Kara!” I said when the three of us woke on Thursday morning. “Happy birthday!” Jessica said. “Thanks,” Kara replied happily. “I think I’d like an amazing birthday fuck from our husband, and then a nice loving shower with my wife!” Kara said. “Do we have enough time?” I asked. Jessica giggled, “I set the alarm for thirty minutes earlier!” “Then let’s not waste any of it!” I said pulling Kara to me. Kara’s squeals as I plunged...

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A WellLived Life 3 Book 1 SuzanneChapter 46 Rite of Passage

September 4, 2000, Chicago, Illinois On Monday morning I went to my study to make a surreptitious call to ensure that the surprise I’d planned for Kara was still going to happen, and after confirming that it was, Jesse, Matthew, Michael, and I began preparing for the Labor Day party by getting beer and soda into coolers, getting the grill ready, setting up tables and chairs in the backyard, and ensuring the liquor cabinets were stocked while my wives and daughters worked on food prep in the...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 2 StephieChapter 14 Space Considerations

September 1, 1987, Chicago, Illinois “I heard that you have some kind of plan to help Ed,” I said to Connie. “There’s no plan,” she replied. “A witness who saw the shopkeeper alive after Ed left came forward.” That sounded convenient, and I wondered if the witness was real or someone that Anthony had put forward to solve the problem. Certainly, the videotape was real, because I couldn’t imagine how Anthony could have faked that, but the witness? Who knew? “So is he being released? Or is...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 10 BridgetChapter 100 A Full Circle

August 17, 1997, Chicago, Illinois We finished lunch and Marissa and the younger kids went to play, but Natalie sat with the adults to talk, with coffee, tea, or soft drinks. The Sarcus were very comfortable, but the Heaths were still struggling. But, vitally, they hadn’t left and hadn’t insisted Natalie leave the group. “Can you explain how you developed this attitude and approach?” Chris asked. I nodded, “It started when I was just a bit younger than Natalie. My mom was a total control...

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A WellLived Life Book 3 PiaChapter 6 A Tale of Three Cities Part III

July 1979 — Falkenberg, Sweden On Friday, when I got back from my run, Pam was in her bra and panties again. I whistled at her, she giggled, then finished dressing. I showered, and we went to breakfast and finished up our last day. Once class was done, we were pretty much free. On Saturday, we’d have several optional activities and then on Sunday we’d head back to our host families. After dinner on Friday, I took Pam’s hand and we walked towards the river. It was quiet and peaceful, and...

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A WellLived Life Book 3 PiaChapter 38 Homeward Bound

July 1980, Over the North Atlantic We reached cruising altitude, and I settled back to read my book. Pam raised the armrest between us, snuggled close to me and read as well. The cabin crew offered drinks, and I had my first Coke in a year! Meal service began about an hour and a half into the flight. After the cabin crew picked up the trays and offered drinks again, they passed once more, offering headsets for the movie. Trevor and Maria took them, but Pam and I didn’t, instead we turned on...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 10 BridgetChapter 88 Hard or Soft

July 8, 1997, Chicago, Illinois “Is it really that surprising?” Leah asked. “I suppose not,” I replied. “I just didn’t read too much into the kiss on the cheek.” “I didn’t think it was a good idea to kiss you on the lips with all those people around, because I had no idea who they were or what they would think. You were VERY careful with our dance, so I kind of followed your lead.” Which showed very mature thinking on her part. Both of these girls were exactly the kind of students I...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 7 SakurakoChapter 12 House Calls

November 8, 1993, Chicago, Illinois A dark fog swirled before my eyes as I tried to take stock. My head hurt, badly. I felt something on my face and realized, dimly, it was an oxygen mask. My right hand was uncomfortable and I recognized the feeling of an IV and pulse-oximeter. My left arm ached fiercely. On my chest I felt the pads and wires of an EKG. I didn’t feel anything else wrong as I continued taking inventory. I tried to open my eyes, but the fog didn’t clear. I tried to speak, but...

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A WellLived Life Book 8 StephieChapter 51 Friends and Neighbors Part I

August, 1983, Chicago, Illinois In the morning Anala and I ran as we had the previous time, then showered together, carefully washing each other’s bodies in an intimate but non-sexual way. After our shower we went to the kitchen and I made breakfast and we sat down to eat. “Steve, may I make a suggestion?” she asked. “Sure.” “Broaden your circle of friends. Other than me, all of you are white, nominally Christian, 20-year-old Americans. And you don’t invite me to your Sunday...

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A WellLived Life 3 Book 1 SuzanneChapter 23 ldquoThen Therersquos Only One Thing Left to Dordquo

June 23, 2000, Chicago, Illinois “Steve,” Kimmy said over the intercom, “I have a Suzanne Aavik for you.” “Thanks,” I replied. “Put her through, please.” A few seconds later, Suzanne was on the line. “Hi!” she exclaimed when I greeted her. “I’m in Chicago for three weeks. Can I still run away and join the circus?” I chuckled, “You might want to find out what the circus is actually like before you join! If you’re free, you’re welcome to come to the house tomorrow or Sunday and meet the...

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A WellLived Life Book 2 JenniferChapter 45 Triple Ds

March 1979 Monday was back to the normal routine of school. Debbie Courtney, who lived across the street and had turned fourteen the last week in February, started flirting more with me on the bus each day. Debbie Vaughn, who lived just down the street, would turn fourteen on March 16th and invited me to her birthday party. And Donna Woody, who lived just down the street in the other direction, would turn fourteen on March 20th. She had made it clear what she wanted for her birthday, and in...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 4 ElyseChapter 17 In Which Diana Prince Becomes Wonder Woman

June 2, 1990, Chicago, Illinois “My office, please,” Sensei Jim said after class on Saturday. I followed him to his office and waited for him to bid me to sit. He did, and I sat in the usual chair across from him. “She has a real problem, you know that, right?” he asked. “I do. That’s why I insisted she start seeing a counselor.” “I run a huge risk having her here with that kind of temper and her violent acts.” I nodded, “I understand. May I ask what you intend to do?” “I really don’t...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 4 ElyseChapter 56 Proper Relationships

February 21, 1991, Chicago, Illinois “Hi, Sweetheart!” I said, greeting Bethany at the door. “Uncle Steve!” Nicholas exclaimed. I took him from his mom and he hugged me tightly. “Is Jesse with his moms?” Bethany asked. “Yes. They won’t bring him back over tonight so you and Nicholas can surprise him in the morning.” “Perfect!” “How was the drive up?” “The same as usual. Just a bit of traffic in Northern Indiana. Otherwise, smooth sailing. It was driving the other direction that was a...

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A WellLived Life 3 Book 1 SuzanneChapter 64 Two Very Different Worlds

November 4, 2000, Chicago, Illinois “Good morning, Sensei,” Miyu said when Kara, the girls, and I walked into the dojo on Saturday morning. “Good morning, Miyu.” “Do you have a moment, please?” I nodded and we went to the small practice room for privacy, as Sensei Jim had a family in his office. “What can I do for you?” “I need you to meet a young man,” she said. “I think you might be taking this ‘not do anything without permission’ a bit too far!” Miyu shook her head, “No, I’m not....

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A WellLived Life Book 2 JenniferChapter 51 Fallout and SelfDiscovery

May 1979 The limo dropped me at home about 9:00pm. I took my stuff to my room, stripped, and hung up the tux. The rest of the things went into the hamper. I took a shower, put on shorts and a t-shirt, and walked down the hall into my dad’s office. I saw no reason to put this off any longer. “Stephen, you need to explain yourself!” my mom demanded. “I was in Mrs. McGrath’s, well, Mrs. Sanders’ now, wedding, as I said.” “You walked her down the aisle! You’re sixteen and not even related to...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 4 ElyseChapter 36 Relationships

November 3, 1990, Chicago, Illinois “I still don’t understand why you told everyone to leave Katy alone last night,” Elyse said on Saturday morning. “Because we weren’t going to talk her out of it. I could tell by the way she told us. I hoped letting her sleep on it would allow her to hear what we had to say. Obviously I was wrong.” “I was surprised that she wouldn’t talk to Jennifer at all,” Kara said. “I thought Jennifer would be the one to get her to listen to reason this morning.” I...

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A WellLived Life Book 8 StephieChapter 10 Life Is Never Boring Part II

February, 1983, Chicago, Illinois Our first joining since the previous summer was slow and sweet, trying to express our deep love for each other through the motions of our bodies. When we finished, Karin held me tight and refused to let me move off of her. “Sleep there, please,” she whispered. I kissed her once more then adjusted my pillow so that I could rest my head next to hers. It wasn’t the most comfortable position, but it was what Karin wanted. The feel of her firm body under mine,...

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A WellLived Life 2 Book 9 KamiChapter 58 Not What I Expected

July 3, 1996, Chicago, Illinois I blinked several times and took a breath before responding. It didn’t help. The best I could do was contain my visceral reaction at her completely out-of-line request and her wrong-headed assumptions when she had NO idea what had happened in my life the previous eight months. “What makes you think you can make that request after refusing to talk to me for nearly eight months? And equally importantly, without explaining Alexi? And without giving me the first...

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