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Nicole Page is a young school teacher that starts experiencing horrible headaches and many other neurological symptoms that eventually lead her from her family doctor’s office to the office of Dr. Kashmir, a neurologist.
Dr. Kashmir has tests ran that result in the discovery of a tumor on Nicole’s brain. She thought that she had been a good person, lived a good, honest life up until the news is delivered to her.
After reflecting on her life, she realizes that she hasn’t been the great person that she once thought she was nor has she really done any living at all. Faced with the thought of not having long to live, she decides to let her hair down and enjoy life.
Her new outlook on life allows her to experience many of the things that she had missed out on, especially sex.
What new things would you do if you thought you didn’t have long to live? Would you be as bold as Nicole? And would you continue to live that way if a miracle was sent your way?
This story is a little over 12,300 words. There are explicit sex scenes throughout and it is meant to be read only by those that are 18 years and older.
Dr. Kashmir has tests ran that result in the discovery of a tumor on Nicole’s brain. She thought that she had been a good person, lived a good, honest life up until the news is delivered to her.
After reflecting on her life, she realizes that she hasn’t been the great person that she once thought she was nor has she really done any living at all. Faced with the thought of not having long to live, she decides to let her hair down and enjoy life.
Her new outlook on life allows her to experience many of the things that she had missed out on, especially sex.
What new things would you do if you thought you didn’t have long to live? Would you be as bold as Nicole? And would you continue to live that way if a miracle was sent your way?
This story is a little over 12,300 words. There are explicit sex scenes throughout and it is meant to be read only by those that are 18 years and older.
50 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 16, 2015
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December 7, 2015
"I've spent the best yeas of my life, so far, not living and now I have no restrictions."
Nicole has won the life lotto, as she puts it—she has a brain tumor. At 25, she realizes she has barely lived. She only ever had sex with on guy, and that was years ago. As she faces her death, she wishes she had lived more.
So that's what she plans on doing. She is going to have fun. With her best friend Jacklyn's help, she is set up on date with Eric. With no restrictions, she lets herself be free and discovers just how wonderful life can be in Eric's arms.
For a short erotica, this one packs an emotional punch. I found myself with Nicole, wanting her to be happy with what little time she has left. And, don't think this story is a downer because happy endings abound. The sex is hot and the story fast. My only complaint, this could have been so much longer.
This is a hot, sex positive message, reminding us to live right now because tomorrow may never come.
Nicole has won the life lotto, as she puts it—she has a brain tumor. At 25, she realizes she has barely lived. She only ever had sex with on guy, and that was years ago. As she faces her death, she wishes she had lived more.
So that's what she plans on doing. She is going to have fun. With her best friend Jacklyn's help, she is set up on date with Eric. With no restrictions, she lets herself be free and discovers just how wonderful life can be in Eric's arms.
For a short erotica, this one packs an emotional punch. I found myself with Nicole, wanting her to be happy with what little time she has left. And, don't think this story is a downer because happy endings abound. The sex is hot and the story fast. My only complaint, this could have been so much longer.
This is a hot, sex positive message, reminding us to live right now because tomorrow may never come.
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