Greetings everyone,
Today we are starting a longer story that features several more stories within. Our three protagonists will tell lurid tales from their sex lives the way they may have happened. They have been varied and different, and it will return that way when they meet. Just be prepared for anything, though...
Note: I apologize if it seems to be a bit slow in the beginning, I can promise it will pick up soon.
-Lady Daisy
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Pure Imagination
Part 1: Fairyland
"Don't you know that everybody's got a Fairyland of their own?"
-P.L. Travers
Chapter 1: Winds in the East
England, 1975
Jane Banks walked into her town's thrift store. She looked around. The same things that never seemed to get sold were still there. There weren't many new things. Arnold, the shopkeeper, was tidying up.
"Morning, Ms. Banks." he said.
"Hello, Arnold." she said back in return.
Jane was a woman in her fifties with brown eyes and brick-colored hair. She was starting to show signs of age, with wrinkles and a few grey hairs. People generally found her to be warm and friendly, but then again no one knew that much about her. She had moved when she had grown up. No one was really sure why anyone lived there.
She liked living in this little town out in the English countryside. She wasn't married and she lived alone. Her job was simple and hardly caused her any stress. Very little happened and that was the way she liked it. Not like when she was growing up in London and she saw pretty much everything. Jane could get peace and quiet whenever she wanted it. She had come to the store as she was finally leaving for a vacation to Europe, and had no idea what would happen over there.
After getting the more innocent items, she moved on to the adult section. She liked to have a less innocent evening once in a while. Why not? She started taking down videos... The 400 Blowjobs... The Sexorcist... XXXcitement... Wild Girls...
Suddenly, something caught Jane's eye. She went over and looked at it for a very long time. It was an umbrella. She couldn't tell the age. There was a small carved and painted parrot head at the end. This simple thing brought a flood of memories back to her. She had desperately tried to forget them. The shopkeeper looked over at Jane. He was surprised she was strangely enthralled at such a small object. She brought over to the counter.