Growing Pains

By Alexander Martin

Seeing the new neighbor in the hallway of his apartment building brings new life to Nick's life. She even starts to like him and invites him over. Eventually, things begin to blossom, but as usual, with every good, there is some bad.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alexander Martin
• Release date: Mar 8, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215031100

Alexander Martin

Just your average male author who likes to write Erotic stories. My stories are lengthy and detailed; if you are looking for a short story or stories that go straight to the sex, then my stories are not for you. I like to put more detail and depth into my characters before the good stuff begins. Most of my stories have interracial themes and cheating or affairs, so be warned. Also, the females in my stories have larger-than-average breast sizes. If any of the above is part of your kink or piques interest, you have come to the right place.

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Growing Pains

By: Alexander Martin

Copyright 2023 Alexander Martin

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Author Note:

This is a work of fiction, none of the characters are real or are they based on real people or events. Please do not take the actions or expressions noted in this story as the Author’s outlook on life or respected behavior of anybody alive or deceased.

All Characters in this story are eighteen years old or older!

Please have fun and enjoy reading these stories.

Table of Contents:

Chapter One: The New Neighbor

Chapter Two: The Date

Chapter Three: The Shoe Drops

Chapter Four: What A Surprise

Chapter Five: The Unexpected

Chapter Six: The Fun Begins

Chapter Seven: All things

Chapter Eight: One in a Million

Chapter One: The New Neighbor.

Another boring night, I thought as I entered the elevator. I had just returned home from the gym; it had been a long day at work, and I always felt better after working out.

Hold the door! I heard a female’s voice yell.

I held the door open, and a brunette woman slipped inside. Thanks, she smiled as she hit the button for the floor above me.

We stood in silence for a while as the doors closed.

Lauren, she said, introducing herself.

Nick, I smiled. New to the building?

Yeah, Lauren smiled. Just finished unpacking everything yesterday.

Now you get to relax, I nodded.

Nope, Lauren said as she stared at the bags in her hands. Throwing a small party, some coworkers and a few friends.

Ah, breaking the place in huh? I nodded as the elevator stopped at my floor.

Hey, Nick, Lauren said as I started to exit the elevator. If it gets too loud, promise you will come up and let us know, last place they were a bunch of dicks, and kept calling the police.

What number? I asked.

Four-twenty, Lauren said.

I got you, I nodded.

I entered my apartment and settled until it was time to make dinner. I had lived in this tiny apartment for three years since my divorce.

Charlene decided that she would be better off with her boss than me. She told me she had broken it off with me before anything happened between them, but seeing how close they got and how fast, I had my doubts.

We had been together for seven years, then one day, I came home, and she was already packed and waiting for me. After seven years of marriage, she left me for a man older than her father.

That was water under the bridge now. We had sold our house, and I was happy. It was a small apartment, but I was saving good money. Eventually, I would have enough to get another place, but I was content now.

It didn’t take long after I had eaten dinner and sat on the couch for the music above me to get louder. Lauren’s party had started.

It was just after eight, and she had warned me that it might get loud, so I tuned it out and watched my show. After a few more hours, the music got even louder. I could hear the lyrics to every song as they came on.

Okay, I nodded as I couldn’t hear my television anymore.

I walked out of the apartment and went upstairs.

‘A few people,’ I thought as I got off the elevator and saw more than just a few people standing outside in the hallway.

Lauren’s door was wide open. The music was loud enough to fill the hallway.

I walked past the people and went inside the apartment. It took me a few moments to find Lauren. She was dancing with a few friends.

Nick! Lauren said, obviously drinking already. Shit, it’s too loud?

I nodded slowly. And old man Dorsey might have a problem with the people in the hallway.

Damn, Lauren nodded. Sorry, we got carried away, you’re right, thank you.

What’s going on? another woman said as Lauren turned the music down.

Neighbors, Lauren shrugged.

They call the fucking cops already? the other lady said.

No, Nick here, was very polite and came up to warn us, Lauren said. I am going to tell some of them to leave, it got out of hand as usual, Lauren said, shaking her head.

Fucking hell can’t throw a party without someone ruining it, the other lady said, pushing past me.

It’s an apartment building not a frat house, I said.

Lauren laughed, but the other one gave me a look that could kill.

Sorry about my sister, Lauren said as she walked outside the apartment. She still thinks she is eighteen, not twenty-three.

She would have fit in with my ex-wife, I smiled as Lauren slowly explained to the people in the hallway that they had to go.

Sorry for being the party killer, I said as Lauren returned to her door.

No, Lauren smiled. Better you than the cops, I don’t have the money to look for another apartment.

Lauren’s sister pushed past us in the hallway with some friends. 

Where are you going? Lauren asked.

Somewhere, adults can party and not be bothered by old people, Lauren’s sister said as she stared at me. Have a good night, gramps!

Thanks, I appreciate that, but I think Chuck E Cheese might be closed, I replied.

Lauren stifled another laugh.

Lauren’s sister started to say something.

Before we keep going, you must know I teach at one of the local high schools, I can do this all night, I said.

One of her friends pulled her back as she stared at me.

Be back at a reasonable time, Lauren said as she watched her sister enter the elevator.

Lauren shook her head. I really have to apologize for her behavior.

No, I am sorry I was mean to her, I nodded.

No, Lauren said as she walked inside. I followed her inside as she closed the door behind me. She has been a bitch since our father passed away two years ago.

Lauren sat on the couch and offered me a seat next to her.

I had to drop everything and come back home and be the big sister I hadn’t been in years.

What happened? I asked.

Kristy has always been daddy’s girl, Lauren said as she shook her head. I was like our mom, so when our parents split, I went with mom and Kristy stayed with dad, only problem was she never left, never went to college, got a good job, or anything and dad just catered to her every whim.

Spoilt her, I nodded.

To the core, Lauren shook her head. Mom was tough on me, I followed in her footsteps literally, she was a nurse, so I became one. She still curses me for coming back and taking care of Kristy. She says it’s not my problem and Kristy is old enough to take care of herself.

So, mom is still around, I said.

Yup, living in a nice condo in Florida, Lauren said.

Far from Detroit, I nodded.

And a lot warmer, Lauren said.

So, you came up here and taking care of your sister, I nodded.

Yeah, trying to get into the nearby hospital, got my foot in, but it will be a while until I can make what I was making down there, Lauren nodded.

What about Kristy? I asked.

Spoilt bitch doesn’t want to work, Lauren shook her head. Unless you call using my car when I am not using it to do the food grabs like door dash and the like, she said, slightly annoyed.

Not really well-paying jobs, I nodded.

Exactly, Lauren said. I better get this place cleaned up. She won’t do it.

I will help, after all I was the one that cut it short, I said.

Thanks, Lauren smiled.

We picked up the beer bottles and all the trash that everyone had left behind, then I called it a night and went down in the elevator to throw the trash bags away. 

The chute was always hit or miss. It was either too full or didn’t work most of the time, and everything just backed up.

Still up huh gramps, Kristy said as she saw me.

"Forgot your quarters for the