A Run with Charley

By Pebbles Lacasse

A Run with Charley is a short story about Beverly, her dog and a charming stranger named Randy.

After she stumbles while on a run with her dog, a shirtless musclebound man comes to her aid. She fears Charley’s man-hating disposition, but he surprises her when he drops at the man’s feet and begs for a belly rub.

Trusting her dog’s instincts, she believes Randy to have good intentions and allows him to drive her home.

A passionate kiss is the start to the most erotic sexual encounter she’s ever had the pleasure of experiencing.

*DISCLAIMER: This romantic erotica contains explicit sexual situations which might cause triggers to a more sensitive reader. All sexual activity is consensual or consensual-non-consent.
*All characters are over the age of consent - 21+ years.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Pebbles Lacasse
• Release date: Jan 3, 2021
• ISBN: 9781999288082

Pebbles Lacasse

Pebbles is a contemporary romance and erotica author. She leans toward writing bad boys desiring women who didn’t know they have a kinky side. However, she’s also known for her women with a dominant nature, and a secret yearning to be loved. Her books and short stories often take her readers into the BDSM lifestyle while revolving around real-life issues and always have a happy ending. The romance, love and tender moments keep her readers coming back for more.As someone living with Porphyria, Pebbles stays indoors to avoid UV light which gives her plenty of time to write. When she’s away from her desk, she loves to spend time with her family and animals. She raised her children in southern Ontario where she still resides, but their careers have taken them elsewhere, so her and her hubby connect with them often over texts and video chats.You can connect with Pebbles at the links below.

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A Run with Charley

An Erotic Romance Short Story by Pebbles Lacasse

A RUN WITH CHARLEY

Copyright © August 2020 by Pebbles Lacasse

ISBN – Ebook 978-1-9992880-8-2

This book is to be sold to ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY. It contains explicit sexual scenes and graphic language which may be offensive by some readers.

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher, except by reviewers, who may quote brief passages in a review. Illegal copying and distribution of this book is punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a fine of $250,000.

This is a work of fiction. Names, places, characters and events, are the product of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to any persons, living or dead is entirely coincidental. All sexually active characters in this work are 18 years of age or older.

Cover photo © 2020 Pebbles Lacasse

First Edition August 2020

Published by Pebbles Lacasse

www.pebbleslacasse.com

INDEX

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

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CHAPTER ONE

This is the first sunny day in two weeks and I’m taking advantage. My dog Charley is running beside me. It’s moments like these that have my life’s problem drifting away.

Charley is approximately five-years-old. I don’t know his breed, but he’s tan coloured and full of energy, which is why I like to take him along on my runs.

I rescued him from a shelter. Actually, it’s more like he rescued me from my stale life. I’m thirty-six, never married and haven’t been on a decent date in ages.

About a year ago, my best human friend, Chrissy, dragged me to the shelter to find a new cat for her barn. Her old mangy-looking tabby had recently died and she needed a replacement to maintain the mouse population that was quickly invading her property.

While she talked to the saleslady, I wandered around to look at the other animals. I felt bad for how sad they looked in their cages. As I approached them they would put on a huge show as a plea for my affection.

This one dog with the name Charley scribbled on the cage’s tag, simply sat quietly in the middle of his pen and studied me, as I stood on the other side of the bars doing the same to him. I wondered why I was unable to walk away from him.

He slowly made his way toward the bars but stopped just out of reach. He stared at me with the saddest eyes imaginable. He pulled at my heartstrings.

I filled out the forms and brought him home that same day. Chrissy chose two fuzzy grey cats that were huddled together at the back of the cage. She said they were friends and didn’t want to separate them.

Charley is the best running partner anyone could ask for. I’ve had him for three years now and our bond is unbreakable.

On rare occasion, I’ve brought men home and introduced them to Charley, but the dog always growled at them. Turns out, he’s a good judge of character because they were all assholes. So now, before I date a man, they must get Charley’s stamp of approval. So far, no