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Erotic, romantic, and sexy fiction for the Filthy community.
That one time
That one time in Vegas when Casey had his first real lap dance. I’ll never forget the song that started to play. I could hear the bass clearly coming through the constant conversation and heavy movement of those around me. Half naked women, men with money falling out of their pockets. Drink servers trying to squeeze by the oversized chairs and shiny silver railings.
By Tara Shoemaker5 years ago in Filthy
Meeting her Neighbour's Needs
Danica watched as Colson lugged his kid's paraphenalia from the car to the house. Loaded with a pram, nappy bag, and assorted kids toys and clothes and books, and trying to usher the children ahead of him to the house, he looked like he was at breaking point.
By Heather Kinnane5 years ago in Filthy
Billionaire Dream
It was the opportunity of a lifetime for one lucky man, a year long mentorship with billionaire Lucy Stockholme. There were plenty of attractive young men gathered for the event, an evening of presentations, where each applicant was able to present their business ideas in the hope that Lucy would not only mentor them, but also provide a significant grant towards achieving their dream.
By Heather Kinnane5 years ago in Filthy
A Night with a Supernatural Call-Guy
Ally was in heaven. It was the first time she’d been with a Supernatural Call Creature. She’d had doubts about it, then consented to the session only because her best friend assured her she’d never experience anything like it anywhere else, and had paid for the evening.
By Heather Kinnane5 years ago in Filthy
One Night Stand Behind Her Husband's Back
Arlo was gorgeous. Luna had always thought so. And it wasn’t just his physical appearance; his slim build, blue eyes or roguish smile, it was the way he treated other people, like everyone around him was special, and important.
By Heather Kinnane5 years ago in Filthy
When This is All That's Left
The strobe lights rove over the dark walls, exposing neon words spray-painted onto the walls a millennium ago. Gang signs and slang that no one can even recognize anymore. A heavy bass drowns out the words--if there are any--to the song that is playing. Each thump of music reverberates throughout her entire being. Every pulse shakes a bit more of the settled ash and dust free. The air is cloudy, creating almost an ethereal glow to the club.
By L. M. Williams5 years ago in Filthy







