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Today’s middle-class Americans maintain a stable outlook which often masks the turmoil existing behind drawn blinds.
There is alcoholism, promiscuous sex for the adult and pre-teenager alike, and, for some, the breakup of marital relationships as a result of wife-swapping. The children observe their parents’ so-called “mature” lifestyles. The mark is made, the effects last a lifetime.
This is the story of several couples and an episode of debauchery where personal relationships mean nothing and the satisfaction of the senses means everything. What happens to these characters is a startling revelation of how events can alter personalities, how fate plays with all.
Business as usual is the daily norm, but is it? Not for these people — outwardly, yes, in reality, no.
NEIGHBORHOOD GET-TOGETHER — a novel with a lesson for those unaware of what is really happening behind many of America’s closed doors.
Marta Stevens stepped out of the shower and wrapped a towel around her high creamy tits. She wiped off the steamy mirror and took a long look at herself. Her face was flushed and her eyes were deep green and lusty. Her lips parted unconsciously and she felt her pussy begin to tingle again, just remembering the way that Larry Campbell had looked at her during rehearsal.
They had sat close together in the dark theater, and all during the criticism she had showered on her high school actors, his leg had pressed insistently up against her soft thigh. She wondered if he had gone straight home. Perhaps right now, this very moment, he was fucking his pretty blonde wife.
She shook her head angrily. She had no business thinking like that. She was a married woman! Just because Todd was out of town for that ridiculous business meeting didn’t mean that she should behave like a sex-starved animal, playing with her pussy this afternoon and feeling like doing it again right now.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number HP-6099 in the original publications (a duplicate).