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    Melissa's Memories
    Melissa's Memories
    Melissa's Memories
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    Melissa's Memories

    By Jason Pinaster

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    It's spring-cleaning time and Melissa is rooting through her boxes of memories, reliving past romance, past sex. The napkin from the bar where she'd met Chris Carter and how she'd had sex with him within hours. The casino chip where they'd snorted cocaine and Chris had spun her against the wall, lifted her dress, pushed her panty aside and fucked her—rough, brutal and quick. And how’d she’d loved every moment.

    She lifts out the first necklace Chris had given her. Next is the bracelet from the rave where Chris had taken her. Then a photograph of the girl with whom she'd played lesbian truth or dare. The initial dares were innocent but then the girl had said, “I dare you to touch my breasts, the way Johnny touched yours.”

    Melissa is fondling a remote controlled vibrator when Chris arrives home from work to find their memories spread out all over the floor. She sighs, wondering whether Chris will get why they are so important to her.

    Chris tickles her to try to make her choose which memory to re-enact. If his tickle-torture succeeds, which one will she choose?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJason Pinaster
    Release dateMar 25, 2016
    ISBN9781310335938
    Melissa's Memories
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    Jason Pinaster

    If you would like to be on my mailing list, please click on the box at the very bottom of the column under my photo. You will receive prompt notification of my new publications and special offers.I have heard say that the first obligation of a writer is to entertain. If so, the first obligation of a writer of erotica is to arouse and I hope you feel that I have succeeded.I believe that story sets the scene. A story lets the reader start to care for the characters in it. And if the reader cares about the characters, it is easier for him or her to identify with their arousal, to let that arousal tingle the reader’s own skin.Christopher Carter is a lawyer who’s into BDSM and other hijinks, most of them sexual. His stories feature a little fun, lots of sex, a little adventure, and Carter's special brand of justice. Lusty Lee was a private investigator whose nemesis forced her to pursue him through a new kink in each episode. The Mistress Megan stories take her through her development as a dominatrix during which she must satisfy their every fetish.While my current focus is on stories featuring (in order of frequency) erotic combat, wet and messy, action-adventure and tickling, I’m open to anything which turns me (and hopefully you) on. I dabble in sex games and BDSM. I have published two novellas set in Hedonism II, the notorious Jamaican resort and even one featuring a sentient sex robot.At present, I’m developing a Patreon page showcasing erotic combat vignettes: www.patreon.com/JasonPinasterPlease feel free to contact me at jason.pinaster@hotmail.com And don’t forget to click on the box at the very bottom of the column under my photo. Cheers!

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      Melissa's Memories - Jason Pinaster

      Melissa's Memories by Jason Pinaster

      Jason Pinaster has published well over 60 erotic stories.

      To subscribe to his newsletter which will contain notice of pending publications and special offers, email him at jason.pinaster@hotmail.com

      Copyright 2016 by Jason Pinaster

      License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people outside your household. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your enjoyment only, then please return to Smashwords.com or your favorite retailer and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      This story is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely and entirely coincidental and not intended by the author. In short: this story is not about you, anyone you know or about the acts or omissions of anyone living or dead.

      Cover Notes: The original cover art was 11 by Marcus J. Ranum and it made it to Amazon but was rejected by SmashWords as being too risqué. The current cover is by an anonymous poster to Pixabay for a CC0 public domain licence—much obliged. Photoshopping and compilation is by me. All Rights reserved.

      For a full list of Christopher Carter stories, see Carter’s Chance II.

      Melissa's Memories A Christopher Carter Story 1994-2002 by Jason Pinaster

      Melissa had come across the napkin when she’d been half way through the third of five plastic boxes of accumulated bric-a-brac which she was determined to pare down to one box.

      She carefully smoothed the napkin flat and tenderly placed it inside the book of poems Chris had bought her last Christmas and pressed her two most romantic possessions to her forehead.

      She let her thoughts drift back in time.

      *****

      It was 1994, the dead dreary days between Christmas and New Year’s. Alone in a hotel bar. I was twenty-five years old, walking down the same path of quiet desperation my parents had traveled. Working at the same bank my father had worked at to pay off my student loans. Engaged to Leonard, who’d just been promoted to assistant manager at the neighbouring branch. Wishing I was in grad school. Watching drops of water making rivulets down the glass of beer I was nursing until they were absorbed into the napkin upon which the glass was sitting.

      Chris had sat down on the stool next to mine. Lush brown hair, sparkling brown eyes, blue T-shirt, tight jeans hugging muscular legs and a cute bum. Brash, exciting, impractical. I’d given him the brush off and he’d politely moved away. But as I turned back to the bar, I’d caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror. I’d suddenly

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