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Western man prides himself on his ability to forge his own destiny. And yet many people find that they are not always able to rule their own fates. Oftentimes a single, traumatic event will change and reshape their lives.
There is the young girl who, after a brutal assault, becomes a bitter, frigid young woman. Or the bright, self-confident businessman who, after losing most of his money in a poor stock investment, becomes a drunken derelict.
So, too, does fate play a trick on Vera Hanson. First, her husband of eighteen years dies suddenly in an auto crash. Then the confused and distraught widow becomes the prey of an unscrupulous business associate of her late husband’s, dragged down into a web of depravity and evilness she cannot cope with. One trauma after another befalls Vera, changing forever the course of her life and making her a totally different person.
Vera’s story is a warning to others of how fate can suddenly rearrange our lives. It is a chronicle of one woman’s destiny, and a mirror of our confusing times.
Vera Hanson padded from the steamy bathroom after her shower and blotted silvery drops from her pert tits with a big green towel. She paused in front of the mirror over her dresser and tilted her head reflectively, letting her eyes roam up and down her taut-fleshed image.
She saw the well-formed boobs, the protruding nipples, the slimness of her supple waist. She ran her eyes over the flare of her hips and the saucy pout of her round, tight-skinned, dew-spangled ass.
Not bad, she thought, smiling at her image. For thirty-eight and one kid, it’s damn good, Vera.
She shook her head and brought fullness to her cropped blonde hair and saw another two years come off when she pulled her facial muscles just right and smoothed the hints of beginning wrinkles. It ran in the family. She could easily pass for her son’s older sister, instead of Paul Hanson’s young wife.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number EL-1002 in the original publications (a duplicate).