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Click hereExcept this one was not genuine. No light in those blue eyes that appeared a dull shade of grey in the grainy photograph. Some demon, the one that had haunted his dreams for months, drove him to read the article beneath it. His chest tightened as hope, what little he had ever had, died. He knew her name now. And he knew too that she and her husband were expecting a baby.
He remembered her words that night, as he flagged down a waitress and ordered hot, black coffee. He wished he had a bottle of whiskey to pour into it. But he knew that all the whiskey in the world would not erase the memory of his tiger in tight fittin' jeans.
He lifted his cup of coffee just as you might a glass of champagne, "You're still a lady to me," he whispered to the first rays of the morning light, as he remembered how his heart had ripped in two when he slipped out of the room that morning. But for one night, he had held more woman than most men ever see. The night he held a lady wearing tight fittin' jeans.
His grandfather joined him at the table, and Chad plastered a smile on his face as he listened to him chatting with another rancher at the next table. But he could not focus on a word the men said. His mind and a part of his heart would always be in that dingy motel room. Not many cowboys got the chance to hold a millionaire's dream, but he had.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousalmost 4 years agoTo contradict one of the other comments, this is another very well written story a fact that did not surprise me. After having read and enjoyed a lot of your stories I can attest to their depth, I can empathise with a lot of the characters and I’ve laughed and cried whilst reading them. There’s a damned sight more to them than just literary foreplay, even if the erotic aspect are very erotic. I hope you’re proud of what you’ve written because you definitely deserve accolades.
Even this brief introduction was deeply profound, it never ceases to amaze and disappoint me that some parents push their children to “do what is expected of them” instead of encouraging them to grow, find their own way and be whatever makes them happy. Thanks for sharing
Tess (UK)
tazz317almost 4 years agowhile 1 night stands cruise thru my mind. TK U MLJ LV NV
Tara Coxalmost 4 years agoAuthorTo clear up the issue...
I am American but have lived in the UK for fourteen years now. The last four of those in Wales.
I have moved something like 49 times in my fifty-five years on this planet. And that is something - considering most of the first eighteen of those were in the same house.
So, if it sounds like I know the US, the UK, or especially Texas, ya'll are right. I lived in Houston twice. As the saying goes, I wasn't born here but here as soon as I could. Gig'em!
And here's a Top Secret, the town of Sebida which is the setting, not of this story but several others, is an anagram of the small I lived in for four years. Many of the horrific instances of prejudices, racism, lies, and yes, even crimes are based on my experiences - thinly veiled in fiction, of course.
Yes, I grew up with the songs peppered throughout this story. And all those sayings from Aunt Rose and grandmother Grace Wilson are the same ones that my Nanny (great-grandmother) taught me.
Yes, these are love stories and erotica. But if you ever look closely at my stories or characters you'll discover truths far deeper than wank fodder.
In any case, I hope ya'll enjoy these and my other stories in this series - Trouble Texas Style. If you have not read it already, Night Walker's Woman is the opening book in this series.
Hardrider56almost 4 years agoOne of the other posters said you lived in England but I bet you spent some time in the Houston Texas area as you sure know you way around there. Looking forward to more in this series.
Tom
