Lumberjack Lass (Part One)

By J. D. Tufts

Mark's father wanted him to have a "real job" for his first summer home from college. That meant working in the lumberyard, where he was taken under the wing of Riley, a 28-year-old behemoth of a woman standing over a foot taller than him with the largest muscles he had ever seen. Mark's crush quickly develops, but could Riley possibly feel the same way about him?

• Language: English
• Publisher: J. D. Tufts
• Release date: May 8, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215593646

J. D. Tufts

Jason David Tufts was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana on January 7th, 1984. Interested in writing fiction from a young age, he was drawn to the fantastical, and would marry this to his obsession with large and strong women while a student at Columbia, University. Iiving many years in Philadelphia, he currently resides in Seattle, Washington with his much taller wife Michelle and their twin sons.

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CHAPTER ONE

The summer after my first year of college, my father was obsessed that I experience what a real job was like. To him, this meant backbreaking work that would make me appreciate the college that he was paying for. My dad had always worked in a factory, and he was both proud and resentful of his job. He didn’t have me work in a factory though, instead getting me a job at a lumberyard.

I was worried about working there because I had always been small. My father was not a tall man, but he was stout and muscular. My mother barely stood five feet tall and was very petite in general. I had been blessed with a height of five-foot-five and always been skinny. When I met with Mr. Irving, the guy who ran the lumberyard, I thought he would take one look at me and decide I wasn’t cut out for the job, but unfortunately, he kept his favor to my father.

What exactly will I be doing here? I asked.

We’ll see what you‘re good at, Mr. Irving told me. We’ll put you with Riley.

I wondered if I could come to work and be bad enough to get fired while not making it seem too obvious. I knew my dad would find something else awful for me to do if I did though. So, I was resigned to my fate for the summer.

I came in for my first day and Mr. Irving wasn’t around. There was an elderly woman at the