Backseat Baby

By Shelby Horne

Little Kelcey isn't so little anymore! At twenty two, she's pretending her party days are behind her, but really want she wants is some handsome stud to knock her up to spite her conservative parents. All she needs is a married man her father's age and the backseat of his car. She'll give him a bareback ride they'll both remember for a long time to come!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Shelby Horne
• Release date: Oct 6, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005609481

Shelby Horne

Shelby Horne is the pseudonym of a woman who had trouble finding the erotica she wanted to read, so she started writing it herself! She has been publishing her stories since 2015.Want to commission an original story from me? Head over to https://shelby-horne.tumblr.com to find out how!

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Backseat Baby

Published by Shelby Horne at Smashwords

Copyright 2021 Shelby Horne

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The first time I met Kelcey, she was sixteen and still looked like a young girl. Her parents had just moved to town and her father started working at the same company I was. He brought his family to one of the company events, and sure enough, there she was with all the other sons and daughters of the employees. I thought she was pretty at the time, but plain. She was shy and quiet, too, and didn’t make much of an impression on me.

The next thing I heard about her was a few years later. She graduated from high school and went off to college. I overheard her father complaining to another one of our coworkers that Kelcey had become something of a party girl in the interim. He said she wasn’t much like the shy quiet girl I met those years ago. It was hard to imagine her being like that. I thought to