โ Scribed by B Jaye
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Dave had hit bottom. His wife was gone for good, and now he had to start from scratch.
Then Marissa the barista took pity on him, and decided that she'd set Dave up with some of her friends. Dave was willing to give it a shot, but he had no idea what he was getting into.
Because Marissa's friends were wild, they knew how to party, and to keep up with them Dave would do things he would never have imagined.
"Making the Grade" is an erotic short story of 11,700 words. It contains explicit sex scenes between tattooed women and a consenting male adult who's in way over his head.
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