Two Sides to a Story

By Alexander Martin

How do two people meet and go from being apart to being in love or getting together? How about if they both hate each other at the beginning? There is one side of how it started, and then there is the other. Two sides to the same story.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alexander Martin
• Release date: Dec 27, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215291528

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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Two Sides to a Story

By: Alexander Martin

Copyright 2023 Alexander Martin

Author’s 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 over the age of Eighteen.

Please have fun and enjoy reading these stories.

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Adrian's View.

You are well behind everyone else with your paperwork, and the last items you put on my desk are full of errors! Robin yelled at me.

Well, hate to break it to you, I said as I looked at the papers. Those aren't mine.

Robin looked at the papers again. Oh, she said,