Authors Note: "The Rachel Chronicles" is a multi-part series of stories involving the titular character (a young woman named Rachel) and her various sexual adventures. The stories are themed mainly around oral sex, with the occasional tale involving other forms of sexual activity. Each chapter is somewhat lengthy and detailed and it is my hope that such detail will provide a richer experience for you readers as you truly get an intensive look inside Rachel's head.
Further, the stories are written in an intended order and it is
highly recommended
that you read them as such. Obviously, you are free to proceed as you please and I'm grateful that you would read any of them at all. But you will get a much fuller and more rewarding picture if you follow the stories along their natural progression.
PROM
is the first series, and while it is a little choppier (in my opinion) because it was my first effort, it is the main story from which the others are branched. So things will definitely be a little confusing (and surprises/themes ruined) if it is skipped over.
PRELUDES
is the follow-up and it deals with a crucial stretch of time that led to where Prom began. It weaves the two series together and fills in a lot of missing details and untold storylines that help explain how the events of Prom occurred and why Rachel may have acted in the ways that she did.
Now, for those of you who are all caught up, welcome back!
SENIOR WEEK
(as you can probably guess) deals with the week following the end of Rachel's senior year of high school. As Rachel attempts to move on from the trauma of the spring, she finds herself caught up once again in the throes of her own unpredictable behavior. New faces emerge, familiar ones return, and existing relationships become both altered and re-born. So sit back and get ready for a week of sand, sun, drama, and fun as Rachel takes her first steps into the next chapter of her life.
As always, I appreciate your ratings and comments and I welcome any and all feedback but understand that I am very sensitive, and if you're too harsh, I will delete everything from this site and never try to be creative again.
I'm kidding.
Enjoy!
*All characters in this story are 18 years or older*
**Bonus Author's Note:
You are all intelligent human beings and surely have no issues recognizing when a story is coming to its conclusion, but I thought it might be nice to give you the exact number of installments that Senior Week will contain before you being. There are
twelve (12)
chapters, including both this prologue and an epilogue. I'm not sure if that information is useful, but since I release chapters individually, I thought you might enjoy knowing approximately how many "pages" you have left. Enjoy!
PROLOGUE
Excerpt from Prom, Chapter 16: Epilogue
She perked up suddenly as her thoughts skipped past graduation and to what would follow. She would be going to the beach for senior week right after and she also needed to set up her summer school class. She would be hanging out with Rebecca and hopefully preparing for their college (and field hockey) careers together. She would be seeing Kevin and lots of other people. There would be fun to be had, trouble to get into, and (her eyebrows narrowed as a devilish grin skipped across her face), possibly a few boys to see.
Rachel bit her lip in excitement as she started her car and began to pull out of the lot as well.
A new chapter was just beginning...
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101, 103, 105, 107, 109...
Like she had done every morning for nearly three weeks, Rachel glanced purposefully at each room number as she strode passed them down the hallway. Nervous energy swirled in her stomach and her scalp tingled involuntarily. She was familiar with the building (and this particular wing) by now but she still counted each room as if it was the first time it had greeted her eyes.
The sounds of her footsteps reverberated through the space, making a rhythmic '
flip FLOP, flip FLOP'
echo, and she smiled with relief at the sight of "Room 111" just ahead. She slowed her antsy pace and peeked inside the glass window of the door as she approached. Only a few other students had arrived and no one seemed to be in any sort of hurry. She exhaled smoothly and let her shoulders relax. She was early, by at least a few minutes.
Things were going well so far for Rachel and her summer course. She was already a couple weeks in, and true to her self-promises, she'd been taking everything very seriously. She understood what hung in the balance, and after what she'd been through in the spring, she surely wasn't about to go and screw everything up again. If she passed the course, she'd almost certainly be admitted to the college with Rebecca, as well as be free to join the field hockey team. She'd fought so hard her final month in high school, and while her efforts had left her just short of her goals, they'd also put her in the great position she was in currently. A single English class was all that stood between her and full redemption. No, she certainly wasn't going to blow it.
With the thought in mind, Rachel adjusted the books in her arm and reached forward to open the door. She knew she was early, but there was no sense in standing in the hallway and aimlessly loitering around. The class would likely be discussing the assigned chapter of their book from the night before so going over her notes a final time wouldn't be a bad idea.
She gripped the handle and started to pull when she heard a voice call out. A friendly and familiar voice.
"Yo! Highlights!"
Rachel tingled excitedly at the sound and instinctively released her grip from the door to turn back around. She felt her stomach flutter and she tried to keep her smile from shining too brightly as she watched a tall boy nod his chin in her direction from the far end of the hallway. He was making his way towards her with a bright grin, and as he came into better view, Rachel felt herself stir again.