by R410a
I waited until the end to comment on this story rather than on each individual entry. Well written, I enjoyed reading it. Perhaps part three could have been a little more dramatic and have a 'will they/won't they' theme but that said it was a happy ending and we all enjoy those. Look forward to your future submissions.
Hey, Guy, take it easy OK? We don't bounce like we used to! Glad you are on the mend and soon the old flipper will be back to normal tickling the keys like the old R410a we know and love so well. Take some time, heal up and get the energy back just don't let that young cutie next door spoil you too much! That can be dangerous. Don't ask how I know! đ
Great Story from one of my favorite Texas yarn spinners. I agree let this loving couple go their own way. You gave them a great start and family. They will do fine. Looking forward to meeting some of those other loving couples you have stashed away in that creative mind.
Get well, stay healthy and keep writing please! Oh yeah, watch out for errant shopping carts! đ¤Ł
Cheers
SAGE
Dammed fine storytelling, excellent, well done and any number of other superlatives you can think of.
Get well soon we need more of this on a site that has woefully spiralled downward in the quality of itâs authors.
I liked the story. I always appreciate the texture that stories with a strong sense of place have.
Minor spell check replacement issue.
> Gloria had put her in my rams and told me to burp her by patting on the babies back.
Arms?
A thoroughly enjoyable story. It's probably one of you best ones. Take the time needed to recover. Thank you for the few hours of pleasure and escape.
I am so sorry about your wrist. Ya gotta type this stuff out, and a busted wrist hampers that a lot. An excellent romantic story, sir. Thank you for sharing.
Sorry to hear about your âaccident.â Those cart jockeys can be dangerous. Glad youâre okay. A well written story, as usual. I didnât see that ending coming at all. Martyâs feelings about his little girl took me back many years in time to caring for my little girl. Itâs a feeling that if you never had the chance to experience, you will never understand. Keep up the excellent work.
Another great story. Thanks. Sorry to hear about your wrist. Hope it is better soon.
Same here as Fireguy1956!! Do take care and remember that it takes longer to heal as we age. THANK YOU for a fun and charming read.
Be well and happy,
Paul
I've not commented on the earlier installments of this story, but I will this time. I found this to be both entirely believable and quite enjoyable to read. Don't worry so much about others' complaints or comments on spelling errors. <laughing> The modern world we live in is rife with the like, errors happen. You would think that more people were fluent in "Autocorrect" and just move on. <rolling eyes>
As for your accident... YOWCH! I feel for you brother! I myself had surgery this past year for carpal tunnel syndrome. Foolish me, or at least I thought I was being clever by taking advantage of my insurance before the end of the calendar year, I had both wrists done at the same time! For future reference I would NOT recommend that to anyone else. <blushing> I lost all use of both hands for well over a week, and it was a slow two month recovery to near full use. During said time, especially the first week or so, I found out beyond a shadow of a doubt that my wife truly loves me. Simple things like dressing or embarrassing things like tending to one's toiletry issues became nearly insurmountable. Yes a loving spouse is a godsend.
I look forward to reading more of your works in the future. Great work!
Another great story - thank-you!
Sorry to hear about your run-in with the motorized moron. Really, that was it, "Oops, sorry man."?
Glad to hear you're doing better. Another great story and thank you for your writings.
Sorry about the wrist. No fun their. Enjoyed the story as I have and still suffer with PTSD. It's a bitch, but thanks to my wife, I can still function as a member in good standing with society. Thanks again.
Beautiful ending to a great story. Looking forward to your next story but I understand that it may be a while down the road. Just thankful that we got to enjoy this one when we did. Wish you well and a speedy recovery.
As others have stated, it was the perfect ending to a great story. Kudos and thank you for the time and effort. I hope you have a speedy recovery as I am always waiting for your next story.
Again, thank you!
No apologies about the ending. It was perfect. So glad I found this story. I can't wait to read the others.
Lili and family should have been at wedding. Look would have been gaga over Marna.
good story hope you healed ok same as others you forgot all about lili to bad so sad so you get a four
Another great story. They get better every time i read a new one. Get well so I can continue reading the best stories Literotica has in its system.
What started out as a boring sex story, turned out to be a nice ending. 5 stars.
Semper Fi, Sir. Well written & very enjoyable. Mine was a fall over a forgotten 4x4, with a brushcutter in my hands. Broke my hip, concusion, broken glasses & teeth. So, at 76, I liked the pace , long ago US Marine, retired small county cop, widowed.
I don't get the ending. The story. Jumps strangely to him becoming an old widower. What happened to. Gloria and their family? It's as if the ending belongs to a completely different story.
To the last anon commenting about him becoming a widower. I was describing me, it had nothing to do with the story.
Good story, which I enjoyed btw, but as far as I could see the incident with the hooker he helped, the pregnant waitress and the booty call/affair with Ann did nothing really to move the story forward other than as a sexual diversion, but then my story soft spots always have been vocabulary and plotlines. Personally Iâd have liked more story about his married life and learning to be a newly minted Rancher, Father and Son in Law - given that heâd had virtually no example as a child. Further story mileage couldâve been had with Lili and family visiting the ranch for the wedding, after all thereâd have been a spare house where they couldâve stayed on the land he bought from the younger couple.
Good luck with the hand R410a, sorry to hear you were the victim of a moronâs hit & run inside a store, all the best, Ppfzz.