Eccentric Flower:200906/Dewey and Her
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Dewey and Her
Plenty of earlier material here from today and yesterday, so don't forget to read back.
So, one by-product of all this cleaning and dusting is that the Twenty-Six project has been emerging into daylight again. In some cases, I have shoved the items right back underground where they can stay buried; in others, I've decided they are okay for the story area, which is in full view of the public; and in one case so far have decided on an in-between course (two entries back).
I've made a page so those of you who were around back in the day can read the original trigger sentences and see what's become of the various stories. I will update it as I go. Newer readers who are mystified by the whole thing may also find that page enlightening.
Anyway, so, I have dusted off two more. These two were written very closely together and belong together as a unit. They share characters, and "the first is hardly a play at all without the second, which cannot be performed without the first." (Tom Stoppard, on "Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth.") So I have joined them together. Enjoy.
Although my new policy is that I'm not going to put big warnings on anything, simply direct people to the general disclaimer (after which everything is fair game), I will reiterate here briefly that all the Twenty-Six stories may be assumed to have explicit sexual content. That said, very few of them are heavy-breathing pornographic; their intent is to tell stories, not titillate ... and while I don't say you won't find any of them the least bit hot (that's up to you and your brain), it's probably better to approach them as what they are: little stories which just happen to have explicitly described sex in them.
[EDIT: Although I will admit that the second story of this pair has far less plot than I normally put in. I don't think it's a PWP but, well, um, more of a character study plus a sex scene. Which is why it can't stand without the first story ....]
The character of Dewey is based semi-closely on me, although I don't know if I would have done what he did in the second story. Maybe, if I'd been in his position. The character of M is also based on a real person, and further, deponent saith not. L, as far as I know, is entirely fictitious.
