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Click here"Such language." I pulled her slacks down and removed her panties before stripping myself. She was regaining her breath when I began to kiss her pussy, that started her off again and it wasn't until much later, after I'd come myself, that she calmed down.
I had come to realise that both sisters had a wild streak, the difference being that Loretta had suppressed hers while Carmen had allowed hers a free rein.
"Do you do this with all of your female clients?"
"Hell no! Shit, the soul searching that was involved before I made the decision that I wanted to be with you, not just to fuck you, although I must admit that I'm pleasantly surprised at our performance tonight, this totally went against my principles. Do you realise that you've corrupted me?"
"I'm glad, because you've had me doing things that I'd only seen in the movies or read about. Now I think we should shut up and continue corrupting each other."
"I agree with you."
"Shut up and fuck me."
- COMMENTS
Anonymous28 days agoThe 96.3% DNA match instantly gave it away. So was she technically a patient? If so couldn't he lose his license? The author did not create an environment that caused me to root for Loretta. Since I wasn't invested in whether she was innocent. I could only give it 3 stars.
Anonymousalmost 4 years agoTwins? I think that went out of fashion in Sherlock Holmes days. Please. What a waste of time.
TheOldRomanticalmost 7 years agoFun and intriguing. I imagined a twin sister, although I did not think they were so similar in their passions. Anyway, Carmen was not a bad person either, she was trying to protect Loretta.
5 * for you.
I apologize for my English (yet and forever), isn't my native language.
fanfareabout 9 years agocm,another rollicking little quickie. An appetizer of erotica. My advice to the previous commentators"Enjoy and move on." Nuff said.
Tavadelphinabout 9 years agoBut it was a simply fun read thank you -
even tried and true oldies can be made to read well and be entertaining -
talldarkfellowover 9 years agoSorry, but the main plot is so hackneyed at this point that even soap operas are too embarrassed to use it.
Technically well written, but I just couldn't get past the "cheat" of their being a twin nobody else in the story knows about and she won't talk about. Disbelief won't suspend that far.
Sam37about 10 years agoOr a detective?
I realize that the lines blur at times, but his initial interrogation of Loretta was no psych interview.
tazz317over 10 years agocan forensics change the rest. TK U MLJ LV NV
Pistolpackinpetealmost 14 years agowas the jump to "feelings for each other" based on 1 and a half outpatient meetings. Forget the unlikelyhood,(babes are increasingly easy to find for a shrink)-without a preamble it seems like a page was missing.Good work, could have been great.
DanielQSteele1almost 14 years agoSomebody posted that this story's outcome was easily foreseen and therefore it was predictable. In a sense, that's true. I pretty much thought a twin would have been involved, and you needed that for a happy ending, but there are other ways it could have gone. A split personality was a definite possibility, although that would have shot the happy ending to hell. Drugs, a conspiracy, other possible plots could have been used. So in a sense, yeah, this was a predictable story, but not 100 percent and that's what makes it fun. Also, as somebody said, a lot of mysteries have been written with pretty much the same plot. It's HOW you do it that makes all the difference. This was well written, engaging, concise, all those good words. And it had a happy ending! Good job and good story.
