Snookered

By Mary Tales

Ursula is a skilled snooker player, and she's going to need all those skills today. Her husband, Arthur is only one of the people she's playing against, and the stakes are very interesting.

Arthur has four team mates for this match, and they're taking turns on the baize against Ursula, as they play strip snooker. For every ten points the 'boys' score, Ursula must remove an item of clothing. For every ten she got, they all have to take something off.

It's a race to see who gets naked first. Then, the boys are going to take turns with Ursula in a very different way, not stopping until they reach the messy end she wants from them.

This is going to be one memorable game.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mary Tales
• Release date: Sep 8, 2016
• ISBN: 9781370770588

Mary Tales

With a surname like Tales, what else could young Mary do. She's a very naughty lady with a vivid imagination, and she wants to share it with you.

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Snookered

Mary Tales

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Copyright 2016

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Ursula was a skilled snooker player. When one of the rooms in your house had a full size table in it, the temptation to play was far too strong. Her only problem was her height. At a little over five feet tall, she had trouble reaching all the way across the table for some shots. She wielded a long rest with a flourish, though.

She had reached the level where she could regularly beat her husband. But today, Arthur was only one of the people she was playing against, and the stakes were very interesting.

Arthur had four team mates for this match, and they were taking turns on the baize against her. They were playing strip snooker. For every ten points the 'boys' scored, Ursula would remove an item of clothing. For every ten she got, the other team would all have to take something off.

Ursula had taken the break, then Arthur had potted a red and the blue. Luckily, He had missed the next red, leaving a series of easy shots open to her. She had taken a red, the black, and another red. Now, she was lined up on the green. Twelve points would mean the first clothes would come off. The boys all wore shirts over their T-shirts, apart from Arthur, who had jokingly chosen a waistcoat and shirt, trying to look like a professional player. Ursula gazed along the