Secrets

By Pepper Gold

This erotic short, and quick read is about Chaundra Lewis; a woman whose life changes in her late forties.
She shares secrets about her life that will make anyone blush. One of the secrets of the past carries into her present. Not just the experience, but...you'll have to read to find out.
Also, it's a cliffhanger.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Pepper Gold
• Release date: Sep 1, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463008355

Pepper Gold

Pepper is my who I am inside and out; Gold is HOW came about. Refined like gold, my erotic romance delves deep into the hearts of men and women from a perspective some know nothing about, or don't wish to share. I desire to stay STRICTLY ANONYMOUS until my fans ask the questions they may be afraid to ask. I'm growing as an erotic writer. I'm growing as an older woman with my erotic writing and hope you will grow with me.

Book preview

Prologue

This has been a day from hell.

Wait.

Can I say hell?

This is hard and challenging. I have met this woman once and she has me thinking over my life as if I’ve been wrong since birth. Yet, this is the plan; I must get right or die wrong.

Maybe I have been, but it was fun while it lasted.

I keep shaking my head at myself as I sit here in her office telling her everything? She asked me one question. ONE, and here I am telling my sexual life story.

God, I’m glad for this second chance, but am I telling too many secrets?

Secret #1

Let me get this straight; you heard your mother having sex downstairs, and you went to watch?

Yep.

And enjoyed it?

Yep.

And how old were you?

I don’t remember. Eight or nine.

She just blinked. She might have been praying, but hey, this was my story, I had two hours on a Tuesday to tell her all I could until we met again on Thursday.

Continue.

I frowned at her thinking she is mentally putting me in a strait jacket. I could have told her about me being molested at a very young age, and it hadn’t turned me off from sex. Nope. I’ll leave that for another time.

And let’s get past your teen years.

"Well, I was eighteen and had gotten a job as an office clerk for a small business school. I wasn’t getting paid much but I enjoyed this step up in my life. I noticed this older guy, Charles, watching me every day. Little glances here and there...

One day in 1989

Hey, Miss. Lewis, headed home?

Yes, Charles; headed home as always. I never turned his way waiting on the elevator.

When it arrived and we got on. Our offices were on the