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As our modern society becomes increasingly urbanized and the overall family structure weaker, we are seeing more and more of the phenomenon known as amorality.
A good case in point is Charles Manson, a person who never placed any value on human life, simply doing whatever a momentary whim dictated.
Dee Warner is a child of the present. Living the life of the hedonist, she refuses to think about tomorrow and rarely thinks of the past. Her main concern is for today, and the pleasures it brings. For Dee, sex is merely something to be enjoyed, carrying no moral overtones.
And so she drifts from day to day, from lover to lover, keeping all her relationships on a physical plane, determined to enjoy her body to the fullest, to revel in every and any new wanton experience.
HOT NYMPH NEXT DOOR — the story of a young girl who embodies the life style of many in our society, a presentiment of what the future holds. Her story is one which holds a lesson for us all.
Alex and Julia Warner were the parents of three lovely teenaged daughters. One was Kim, who was a lovely young blonde, and there was Dee, a sexy redhead, two years younger, with huge gorgeous tits. The youngest was little Kelly, who was an extremely cute youngster with light brown hair and a bubbling personality.
One Saturday afternoon, when Julia had taken the three girls shopping, Alex decided to step next door for a little chat with the neighbors, Ray and Adrian Cobb.
Though the Cobbs were a few years younger than the Warners and were childless, the two families had been very close since the Cobbs had moved next door about seven years ago. They spent many evenings together, had barbecues on each other’s patio and spent a great deal of time during the summer in the Cobbs’ pool.
“Hello, Adrian. Is Ray home?”
“Nope,” she answered, offering him a chair. “He had to play golf with an out-of-town client.”
“That sounds like fun,” Alex said as Adrian sat down on a chair across from him.
“It might be for him,” she sighed. “But I’m bored.”
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.