Honey Bunny

By Candice Christian

Raised by her elderly grandmother in rural Nevada since the death of her mother when she was 10, Madison always had her good looks and brains to keep her popular and doting suitors would lavish expensive gifts upon her she rarely wanted for anything despite only having her grandmother’s fixed income to support the both of them.

Good fortune smiled on Madison when she was awarded a scholarship to the University of Southern California. That twist of fate though would force her into living a frugal lifestyle much different than she had in Nevada. This wasn’t something she was willing to accept and investigated part time employment that might help with her extravagant needs. Then she found Dr. Laura Ellison.

Dr. Ellison is a well-known and highly regarded plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills, known as the doctor to the stars. Madison met Dr. Ellison through an exclusive match making site known as Honey Bunny. It matches up beautiful young women up with equally stunning women that happen to be successful and extremely rich. After their first date it was obvious that each woman possessed exactly what the other wanted and even needed.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tenth Muse
• Release date: May 25, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215225301

Candice Christian

Candice was born in Paris KY on 9 January 1988. Her parents, George Bertrand Christian, an attorney who once aspired to be an actor, and Frances Hollowell insisted that Candice and her sister Simone, be sent to a Catholic school. Candice was deeply religious as a child, at one point thought of becoming a nun.

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Honey Bunny

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18+

'Author's note: All characters depicted in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

Chapter Eight

Chapter Nine

Chapter Ten

Chapter Eleven

About Candice Christian

Other books by Candice Christian

Connect with Candice Christian

Acknowledgements

Lucy Tara

Chapter One

Twenty-year old Madison Case had picked up her mail. She was excited because the in the mail was an official looking envelope from The University of Southern California. She nearly shredded the letter getting it open. She stared at the letter and nearly fell over. Her prayers had been answered..

She would be attending USC in the fall her sophomore year. Madison was an excellent student and planned to major in pre-med. Blessed with a good brain, but few financial means, Madison was understandably hesitant to incur deep financial debt from student loans. Which is why she was forced to attend a community college in Las Vega her sophomore year. So when she found out that USC had extended a full ride academic scholarship she found it hard to control her excitement as most of her obstacles had been removed.

Her single-mother had passed away from cancer at an early age, and Madison had been living with her grandmother since the age of 11. A loving woman, her grandmother was living on a fixed income in an elderly care center in, Nevada, and was simply in no position to help Madison with her college expenses.

Some normal student loans and grant money would certainly be available to Madison, but she knew that the average cost for an out of state student, with housing, food, books, tuition, etc. would be in excess of $50,000 per year. Any type of grant money would certainly be helpful, but even with that and a part-time job, it wouldn't cover the nut.

A beautiful girl, Madison had gorgeous shoulder-length blonde hair and was a perfectly proportioned 5'7". With the bubble-butt of a cheerleader or gymnast, Madison never had the time or money for extra-curricular activities. All of the boys in high school were keen to date her, translation: Have sex with her, but she had no time for high school boys, or anyone else in her school. They couldn't provide her with the things she wanted... or felt that she needed, so she remained a mysterious loner among her peers.

Even with her generous scholarship Tiffany was cursed with extravagant tastes. Her 23-year old construction worker boyfriend had taken her to expensive dinners at the casinos, and had been generous with her in purchasing clothes, but Tiffany had no plans to return to that dusty part of Nevada and was determined to leave that lifestyle and that boyfriend behind her. She need some way of paying for those luxuries she had become accustomed to. She thought about a part time job once she got to California.

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Madison had read online about Sugar Daddies, but was grossed out by the thought of being a fuck-toy for some sweaty, hairy old man who would always be pawing away, or laying on top of her grunting. And no matter how careful she was, there was always the possibility of pregnancy. And that would spoil all of her plans for her future. So, what to do?

Madison began searching the internet for upscale waitress positions at some fashionable West side restaurants in L.A. Perhaps being as pretty as she was; could mean a lot of money in tips? She was later told by a friend who was a cocktail waitress at one of the casinos that while Madison was indeed beautiful, she had to remember that every would-be model and actress in Los Angeles had the same plan. She would have to hustle for her tips and put in long hours.

You need a ‘Honey Bunny,' her friend said.

A what? asked Madison.

Madison's friend explained that there were sites on the internet where young, pretty girls could meet older, successful women who would take care of them. It was the same concept as a Sugar Daddy, but the women tended to be kinder and gentler.

Madison had never been with a woman before but could think of few other immediate options. Payments would need to be made soon. Madison's friend sent her a link to a website in Los Angeles. It was sort of a lesbian older and younger dating site. It was known that long-term relationships had been struck up by clients to the site.

Madison downloaded an appropriate picture and filled out the online questionnaire. Only