Dr. Baby Donor

By Paxton DeFleur

Tara is an attendant at the Temple of Hera, a sacred space where couples book an “Intimacy Room” that always results in a healthy baby nine months later. Though Tara desperately wants a child of her own, she hasn’t yet found a suitable man.

That all changes when the handsome tattooed doctor, Jake, walks into the temple to make a “seed donation.” As soon as their eyes meet, there’s a sizzling connection neither can deny, and Tara graciously gives him a tour.

Unable to get Tara out of his head, Jake decides to put a baby in her the old- fashioned way, and the two meet in the temple after hours for an unforgettable night of passion!

This short erotic tale is told in 5,800 words and contains doctor sex, creampies, almost getting caught, and the satisfaction of finally getting pregnant!

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Paxton DeFleur
• Release date: Mar 1, 2018
• ISBN: 9781370184569

Paxton DeFleur

Paxton was born and raised in a highly conservative Catholic family, so naturally she developed an insatiable obsession with sex.Ever since she found a hidden blue crate full of her father's Playboy magazines stashed under a floorboard in the garden shed, her mind has been weaving fleshy fantasies and longing to share them.She first won an award for her writing in eighth grade, when she submitted a short story about a hellish monster that climbs out of a well and possesses a teenager to commit devious acts. Little did the judges know that the original draft went into juicy detail about the devious, SEXUAL acts. By the time it reached the judges eyes however, she'd already pounded the backspace key to scrub it clean.Throughout high school, she used the same method to win six more short story contests: First she'd write a detailed erotic story, then cut out all of the most interesting parts in order to make it acceptable to the judges, then win. Because she kept winning, she felt compelled to write more, but didn't purge ALL of her erotica; she kept her real candy buried deep in her hard drive in a folder called "trig304."...No one ever opened that folder.Towards the end of high school Paxton dove into web design, and built several kink sites where her and other users would share short erotic stories. At one point, one of the sites was pulling in over 12k visitors per month.She went to college for software engineering and became a web developer for a fortune 500 company. After a few years in that job, she felt like part of her true being was missing. There was a large chunk of her life that felt neglected and forgotten. Working for a large IT company, she always feared that her vanilla boss and coworkers would discover her true kinky identity from all those years ago and her professional reputation would be ruined.Fueled by disdain and lack of creativity in her day job, Paxton began writing erotica again at night. Within a few months, her books became so popular that she quit her job at the IT company and, much to the disappointment of her conservative Catholic parents, now writes erotica full-time.

Book preview

Dr. Baby Donor

By Paxton DeFleur

We’d like to book a room for three, please. The tall, statuesque woman asked. Her two gorgeous husbands flanked her on either side, and all three of them were giddy as sin.

How long would you like to stay? I asked pointedly over my glasses, ready to pen them in.

A few hours… Let’s say three! She giggled.

I groaned internally as I glanced at the schedule. I can book you from six to nine tonight, I informed, please be sure to arrive fifteen minutes early.

Oh we won’t forget! Her husband on the right added.

Giggling, all three of them held hands and walked towards the gilded door, no doubt to go flaunt their love to the world.

I sighed in frustration as I both loved and resented my job as an attendant at the Temple of Hera—a towering, beautiful marble building where women could make appointments for our various family planning services. Every day I had to watch as giddy couples would and book time in one of our notorious Intimacy Rooms. If a couple got it on in in one of those rooms, there was a one-hundred-percent chance of them giving birth to a happy, healthy baby nine months later.

That was all I wanted, but I hadn’t found the right man to start a family with. I dreamed of nesting and making the perfect home for a husband and child, and each day that didn’t happen left me feeling empty. On top of it all, my mother loved to remind me, Your clock is ticking!

Though, helping couples produce a baby wasn’t the only service we offered at