A Little Thing Called Destiny

By Ann Corbett

Dismissed as a teenage crush, Maureen has nursed her broken heart in silence, and then got on with her life, when Steve – the object of her affections had told her she would out grow him, and then promptly left.

Now he was back and Maureen found that she had the opportunity to face him as an adult – as a woman who still had a crush on him.

Could Steve ever see her as a woman? As a grown woman? As an attractive woman...

Maybe this time would be their time?

Warning:
A short romantic story - with sexual elements between adults over the age of 18 years, reader discretion is recommended.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AJC
• Release date: Nov 6, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310205736

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A little thing called destiny

By

Ann Corbett

Please note that the characters in this story are entirely fictional, any resemblance to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental.

A little thing called destiny © Ann Corbett 2012

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Chapter One

(A young girl’s fantasy grows into a woman’s desire)

The party was already in full swing when Maureen arrived.

Hi honey I’m so glad you could make it. Her sister Heather beamed at her.

Maureen returned Heather’s hug affectionately. I just knew that you would never let me forget it if I didn’t. Maureen smiled a little smile as she looked at her sister fondly.

The sisters were extremely close, with Heather just two years older at thirty three against Maureen’s thirty one. But to look at them you would never even know they were even related. With Heather with her fair hair hanging straight and fine down her back and pale blue eyes; whereas Maureen’s hair was short and thick and a dark rich auburn colour, and her eyes were the deepest darkest blue.

Both women were stunning to look at, and diminutive in size, with Heather at five foot two, and Maureen at five foot one inch tall.

Well I’m pleased that you came, whatever the reason. Heather smiled gently. She walked her sister through to the kitchen, so that she could get her a drink.

Gosh there’s a lot here this year isn’t there? Maureen murmured in