All Comments on 'Office Quickie'

by Sunnie

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AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
uncommon

Hot. Weird, but hot.

-- KVK

AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
spite fuck

A spite fuck is good. I should describe what I'd like to do to Kathy Lee...:)

AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
Title Says It All...

Quick and to the point. And I enjoyed the hatred in it, very well done. Thank you

AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
5+

Is there a way to rate it 5+??

HenryDeltaHenryDeltaover 18 years ago
Hate is a strong sexual emotion...

In this short story, I could feel the heat of the unbridled lust these two had for each other mixed with their hatred and loathing. Interesting thing about hate, though--it is very closely related to love. The opposite of love is actually indifference. Very sexy story.

SamandirielSamandirielover 18 years ago
I love the opening line...

Great story, fast and furious!

Sam.

AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
Short, Perceptive and Fresh

Brevity is no impedance to a skilled, perceptive writer like Sunny. Fresh, poignant phrases like "poisoned lips," "gouged out my soul," "pulled the kiss in deeper," and "our eyes locked" suggests keen observation (or imagination) and skills required to render them. Like all good literature, the piece raises issues wisely left for the reader's ponderment. Thought-provoking erotica is rare, and a delight to find. -DaJerryGuy(at)aol(dot)com

AnonymousAnonymousabout 14 years ago
That Said It

The opening line and the repeated phrase. We've all been there and you captured it perfectly.

RossDanielsRossDanielsover 13 years ago
Passion is like a sharp scalpel

In the wrong hands it can do a lot of damage. Very powerful piece.

Scotsman69Scotsman69over 13 years ago
Less is better

The perfect erotic short story.

Utterly beautiful.

draiadraiaover 12 years ago
More

I really love this story, you should write a longer version or maybe a sequel. This is so good but it's so short it's like a tease.

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