“My Daddy’s Best Friend Popped My Virginity” - A Young Nurse Confides Her Biggest Secret

By Mandy Smith

Taken from the best-selling 'teenaged virgin and mature stud' series. Sarah a nurse, just turned 19, is still a virgin despite having previous boyfriends, and has made her mind up to make her daddy's closest friend, Jack, the lucky man to pop her cherry.

After an argument at home with her parents, her dad recommends she shares a place with his workmate and trusted long term friend, Jack. Sarah agrees and at first the situation works well, until one night, quite by accident, the whole scene takes a dramatic turn.

A highly erotic short story detailing how a hot blooded, young girl who is desperate to lose her virginity and Jack, a mature, worldly experienced friend of the family who is more than happy to oblige. Graphically written to arouse and satisfy; hard and explicit and aimed at broadminded adults and over 18's only. Looking for something special? Something that won't disappoint? You just found it!  One handed reading guaranteed from best selling erotic author, Mandy Smith. Buy Now!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mandy Smith
• Release date: Sep 27, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393414124

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My Daddy’s Best Friend Popped My Virginity

A Young Nurse Confides Her Biggest Secret

Mandy Smith

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My Daddy’s Best Friend Popped My Virginity

A Young Nurse Confides Her Biggest Secret

I never knew my Daddy too much when I was growing up. Mom always used to tell me he was serving in the navy and was stationed abroad and I naturally believed her. Why not? My first memories of him would be from when I was a very young girl, but after that, when I was aged around seven or so, he just wasn’t there no more.

I remember feeling a bit left out of things at school on parent’s days and on social events like that, especially when all my class mates had both their parents with them, but for me it was just me and mom. But no problem really I suppose. At times I missed having the company of a father around the house too, but just accepted it. It was only later, in my late teens when I was at college, that I started to realise that living alone with a domineering mother may have influenced me a little too much, made me see things her way and not mine.

I wasn’t too worried about my schoolwork; I just couldn’t be bothered because all I really wanted to do was go out, get a job and start earning some money and begin enjoying myself. Even so, I still managed to scrape enough exam passes together to enrol at the local hospital as a trainee nurse; another of my mom’s brilliant ideas.

It’s true what I say, Sarah, She would say, Get a career in health work and you will never be out of work.

But mom, me a nurse? Me doing that kind of job? Bed pans, bed baths.........

Sure, there’s no shame in it, She encouraged, Trust me Sarah; do as your mom says.

And that was that. She had decided for me. As she usually did. But it was ok, it was a job and it was a career that seemed to be in big demand so I would always be in work, so not a bad thing.

So there I was, just turned 18 years old and off on a new career at the local hospital. School had been boring for me and I couldn’t wait to leave and make a fresh start. Maybe I would meet some new pals to hang out with; that crowd at school never seemed to be on the same wavelength as me so leaving them behind was no big deal.

Day one and I’m being shown round the wards, the offices, and meeting up with my new work colleagues. From now on this would be my second home so I was determined to get to grips with everything and learn the ropes as quickly as I could. A couple of other girls had joined the same day as me, so that made me feel more comfortable and relaxed. I wasn’t the only new girl in town, as they say.

As the weeks went by I became more comfortable with the daily routines. Nursing seemed so easy after schoolwork, mostly common sense too, no rocket science involved here. My first duties were taking care of elderly patients, always men,