Lust by Lana Walch
Serena met Jonathan in a bar and took him home with her. She didn’t expect to become so addicted to his body that she’d spend the next two years in a non-exclusive, casual ‘relationship’ with him, completely uninterested in any other man. At least until she meets Michael during one of Jonathan’s many absences from her life. Michael strikes up feelings that she thought she’d never have for another man and Michael seems to return her interest, something entirely new to her.
As Serena gets closer to Michael, Jonathan shows up just in time to screw it all up. She soon finds herself stuck in between two men. Both figuratively and literally.
‘Lust’ is Part 1 of the Up In Flames serial. ‘Lust’ is an erotic short story of 5,100+ words containing graphic M/F sexual situations and should only be read by adults age 18+.
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Lana Walch is an avid reader and writer of erotica.
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