Revising at the Library

By Cupido

The young couple. The first time. Naughty flirting. The secret, forbidden meeting. The young student and his teacher. The older gentleman and the innocent virgin. You, me and a friend.This is an erotic short story collection from Cupido. The collection includes the following short stories:"Revising for exams at the library might not be the most erotic thing you can think of – but there are exceptions." – The Library by Mades"It was a few weeks before the exams, and way to hot in the reading room. She borrowed a Bjørneboe novel and lay down on the lawn." – Stark Naked by Elisabeth Fjeld"An erotic chapter of a book, a strange man, a sizzling, practically deserted library." It Must be the Heat by S. Duvad-

• Language: English
• Publisher: Cupido
• Release date: Oct 27, 2020
• ISBN: 9788726436020

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Revising at the Library

Revising at the Library

Original title:

Biblioteket. Uten en tråd. Det må være varmen.

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ISBN: 9788726436020

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The Library

by Mades

The snow lies melting on the rebellious grass. A clear sky suggests the beginnings of summer, whispering that it will soon be time for the Quart Festival, seductive women’s stomachs and Irish beer. It’s April in Drammen. In the library reading room, students’ glances wander between the tiny letters of the heavy tomes in front of them and the shooting buds on the trees outside the window. I can make out some naked arms and thighs, but sluggish bodies haven’t yet stepped out into summer’s caressing embrace.

The book on the desk in front of me is turned to page 153. American academic jargon screams out from the pages at me: Contemporary Marketing Research. My eyes can just about manage to translate the words before they tire and turn away. Out towards the park. Gazing at other faces. Up women’s dresses. The minutes pass before I can do something creative. My thoughts race in every direction, and I feel like it’s time to take a break and get my groove back. The exam is coming up soon.

I leave the reading