Train 1969

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 a collection of erotic short stories from Cupido. The collection contains following short stories:"He likes to watch her – even from a distance. She's not to be mistaken." – Supervision by Paradox "Search & Rescue had found the teacher and high school student in a hut where they had sought shelter." – The Storm by BEG, Eastern Norway "The boy had fallen asleep with the newspaper on his lap and his head resting against the window. He's sweet." – Train 1969 by Blondie Gulbrandsen "There was a knock at the door and a skinny, soaking, sobbing girl was on the doorstep." A Spontaneous Visit by Cupido reader from Denmark -

• Language: English
• Publisher: Cupido
• Release date: Oct 27, 2020
• ISBN: 9788726350418

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Train 1969

Train 1969

Original title:

Veiledning. Uværet. Tog 1969 Spontant besøk.

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ISBN: 9788726350418

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Guidance

by Paradox

After eating dinner in the canteen, I go back to the office. It seems as if everyone else is going home. From the window, I see a stream of people leaving the offices, reading rooms and auditoriums. The excitement that I can feel tells me that the buildings will soon be empty. I can hear Linda in the office next door getting ready to leave. A moment later, I hear the sound of the door closing after her.

You always come from the west so I can see you from the office window. Your light leather jacket stands out among all the dark drab winter coats. You go against the flow in more ways than one. I like to watch you from a distance. You’re easily recognisable. The way your thin body moves reminds me of a snowflake.

As you get closer, I can see you more clearly. Today, you’ve got a new scarf on. It’s bright blue. I can’t see it from here, but I know that it highlights the colour of your eyes. You’re not wearing a hat. That worries me. I can’t stand the thought of you getting