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Old 03-18-2014, 06:59 PM   #186
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Vera's Itch, 1.2

Original story As all the kinks have been worked out of it already, I'll post some more general comments. Most of them could come down to a matter of taste, though.

Spoiler:

"Her stomach wasn't the flat hard surface of a model,
but the gentle roundness of a real woman. And breasts proudly pushed out at the plunging neckline."

I'd put a comma behind 'woman', and make it into one sentence.

"But if the woman was in a hurry then he wasn't going to argue."

I'd change that to: "If the woman was in a hurry however, ..."

"He went to it and ran his hand over the varnished wood, this was seriously good stuff."

I'd split that up into two sentences, using a period after 'wood.'

"...so the old man moves in – it's his building after all..."

Is the change in tenses a conscious decision?

“It was a good itch this time, would you like to scratch it for me?"

I'd change this into two sentences again.

“Maybe later. I missed you, Coop.”
“I was only gone one night.”
...
She didn't need to finish. It had been a long time since their last physical contact.

But... he had been gone for only one night?

A dude that steals first nights. Original
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