You found me

April 16, 2010 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, PG, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

Didi’s shoulders slump, “No one else was looking for me. Why did you come?”

She considers her answer, “I see what no one else can see.”

Cut a Rug

April 7, 2010 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, PG, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

“She’s not only got two left feet, but she’s got no rhythm. Papa says that she can’t be in the family until she learns to dance.”

Divine Intervention

April 5, 2010 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, G, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

God doesn’t love you for who you are or what you’ve done. God loves you because of who God is…nothing more, and nothing less. No matter what.

A little more than one-on-one

April 5, 2010 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, PG, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

She hasn’t relaxed in months. She’s forgotten what it’s like to just “veg-out”. Basketball …hell, life, isn’t fun anymore.

Cracker Jack Kid

April 2, 2010 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, G, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

She turns up the radio and takes a deep cleansing breath. I just need a little time away. Just time to get back to the basics.

The Moment Suzanne Knew

April 2, 2010 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, G, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

Sue looked over at the freshman who slept, head bobbing against the window of the bus.

The Moment Didi Knew

April 1, 2010 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, G, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

When she tells me she loves me too.

Just say…yes

March 28, 2010 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, PG13, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

Dark skin, colored by history, not the sun, against pale flesh. Kind of like hot chocolate under the whipped cream.

Summer

December 7, 2005 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, G, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

I love summer, don’t you?

Fuckin All Star Game

July 6, 2005 in By Author, Didi/Suzanne, R, Rating, Savi Smith, Short Stories

Jealousy, like a long tongue against the wettest part of a woman, licked through me and shot off flames of sensation I wasn’t prepared to feel.