"Natasha Tsarina is a single mature woman who loves writing erotica. She has lived in Europe, the United States, and Central America. She has explored her sexual fantasies during her travels, which can wake up your sexual arousals in the scene. In the collection of her erotic stories, you get some fiction from reality that are mysteries you have to figure out from her experience. Welcome to the erotic world of Natasha Tsarina, where everything goes around with love."
Story 1 The Girl Next Door
In the following story, a young man has his first sexual experience.
Chad prepared himself for the jump and at the precise moment he lifted the handlebar of his Mountain Bike and it flew off the sidewalk and landed perfectly on the street. He continued peddling as hard as he could and a few minutes later he came to a screeching halt on the driveway to the house where he lived with his parents.
He got off the bike and put it against the wall and then doubled over breathing hard. He was sweating profusely from the heat and from exercising. After a few minutes, he began stretching his legs and then arms. While he did so a small truck drove down the street and stopped in front of the two-story house across from Chad.
While he watched two men began carrying furniture to the house and leaving it on the lawn. Chad walked over to them and when he was close enough he called out, "Hi guys."
The bigger of the two turned and said, "Hi."
"New owners?" said Chad.
"Yeah, they will be here any minute."
"OK."
He walked back to the house and went inside where he found his mother in the kitchen.
"Hi, Mom."
She turned and smiled at her son. "Hi, honey. How was the ride?"
"Good, I am so thirsty," he said and opened the fridge.
He took out a carton of OJ and his mother gave him a glass. After finishing half of the content in the carton he said, "we are getting new neighbors."
"Oh? That's nice. It's about time someone moved it. The house has been empty sin Mrs. Crawford died last year."
"I hated that woman."
"Well, she was different, I guess."
"Crazy, not different. Where is Dad?"
"Out in the garden, I suppose, where he usually is on a Sunday."
Chad left his mother preparing lunch and went out into the garden looking for his father. He found him pruning the rose bushes on his hands and knees.
"Dad?"
"Yeah?"
"Could you give me a ride into town later on?"
"What for?"
"I need to buy new shoes, school starts tomorrow."
His father got up and brushed off the dirt from his pants. "Sure, I guess I could."
"Thanks."
After taking a shower Chad put on a pair of clean shorts and a T-shirt. While he stood looking out the window a sleek BMW drove up and stopped behind the truck. A woman and a man got out and walked up to the two men still moving furniture. A few seconds later the backseat door opened and a young woman stepped out. She wore large black sunglasses, a short white summer dress, and sandals on her feet. She shook out her honey blonde hair and took off the sunglasses.
Chad stood transfixed staring at her. He had never seen anything like this woman before. He estimated she was around his age or early twenties. While he watched she turned and looked the way the car had come. Then she walked towards the house.
Chad could see the outline of her ass under the thin fabric of her dress and when she had turned he had noticed her large boobs bounce a little. She wasn't wearing a bra that was for sure.
While he watched her walk the twenty yards, to what he guessed were her parents, his cock grew hard in his shorts. He hadn't jerked off in two days he realized.
Chad was still a virgin at eighteen. Not by his own choice but because he hadn't met a girl willing to have sex with him yet. When he had dated Lucy Marsden they had only made out and she had let him touch her tits, but she never jerked him off or gave him a blow job. They had broken up a month earlier because she had moved out of town with her parents. Chad didn't miss her very much. She was alright, but kind of boring, and not interested in sex.
The young woman and her parents went into the house and closed the door. Chad sighed and went downstairs to have lunch with his parents.
Amanda Dixon stood in the empty hall and looked around her. There was dust on the floor and there was a smell in the air. It took her a while to realize what it was. It smelled of old people. She remembered it from visiting her grandmother in the retirement home when she was a kid. There was a staircase leading up to the second floor and she walked towards it.
"Honey, where are you going? We need your help," her father said.
"You wanted to move here, so you and Mom can do the carrying."
When she reached the second floor she went from room to room. There were three bedrooms and a bathroom at the end of a dark hallway. She opened the door and peeked inside. It smelt of mildew and stale air.
Amanda chose the bedroom furthest away from the bathroom and closest to the staircase. It wasn't the largest but it had two windows from where she could see the street and the house across from hers. There was an expensive-looking bicycle leaning against the wall and a white Range Rover parked in the driveway. At least her neighbors had some dough, she thought.
The room was empty apart from an old desk with a wooden chair in front of it. When she sat down it creaked a little. She took her phone out of her purse and sent a few chats to her friends complaining about her new home.
She had left the city to move two hundred miles to this town because her father was going to be the new manager at a bottling company. She had fought with her parents begging them not to move. But it had been to no use. The money was better and it gave her mother the option of staying at home. She was a budding author with some success and she wanted to begin writing full time.
Chad left his plate on in the sink and said, "Let's go, Dad."
Two years ago, Ricky found himself coerced into marrying Emma to protect the woman he cherished. From Ricky's perspective, Emma was despicable, resorting to underhanded schemes to ensure their marriage. He maintained a distant and cold attitude toward her, reserving his warmth for another. Yet, Emma remained wholeheartedly dedicated to Ricky for more than ten years. As she grew weary and considered relinquishing her efforts, Ricky was seized by a sudden fear. Only when Emma's life teetered on the edge, pregnant with Ricky's child, did he recognize-the love of his life had always been Emma.
"I've warned you from the beginning. Don't marry him, but you won't listen." Darcy stood close to me and smiled with concern. "You're not a woman worthy of a man as handsome, rich, smart, and virile as Blaze." My whole body trembled at her words. "Have you no shame?" I asked. "Take a good look at yourself, Heather." She stared at me in the mirror. "You can't even glance at your ugly face. Do you think Blaze can endure a lifetime of gazing at that scar?" Heather Bailey got a surprise from her husband: a divorce agreement. After a year of marriage and facing ups and downs, she couldn't believe Blaze intended to divorce her. She was devastated when she saw him gazing lovingly at another woman. After signing the divorce papers, shockwaves caught her up. Her flower shop was burned to the ground. Her father's company collapsed, and her parents blamed her. She struggled to rebuild her life from the ground up and became more successful than ever. Having many customers from influential families, she started her revenge on Blaze. She won the very thing he wanted, but that was just the beginning.
In their three years of marriage, Chelsea had been a dutiful wife to Edmund. She used to think that her love and care would someday melt Edmund's cold heart, but she was wrong. Finally, she couldn't take the disappointment any longer and chose to end the marriage. Edmund had always thought that his wife was just boring and dull. So it was shocking when Chelsea suddenly threw divorce papers at his face in front of everyone at the Nelson Group's anniversary party. How humiliating! After that, everyone thought that the formerly-married couple would never see each other again, even Chelsea. Once again, she thought wrong. Sometime later, at an award ceremony, Chelsea went onstage to accept the award for best screenplay. Her ex-husband, Edmund, was the one presenting the award to her. As he handed her the trophy, he suddenly reached for her hand and pleaded humbly in front of the audience, "Chelsea, I'm sorry I didn't cherish you before. Could you please give me another chance?" Chelsea looked at him indifferently. "I'm sorry, Mr. Nelson. My only concern now is my business." Edmund's heart was shattered into a million pieces. "Chelsea, I really can't live without you." But his ex-wife just walked away. Wasn't it better for her to just concentrate on her career? Men would only distract her—especially her ex-husband.
As far as everyone was concerned, William had married Renee under duress. Now that his one true love was back—and with child—they couldn’t wait for him to abandon Renee. Surprisingly, Renee was candid about the situation. "To be honest, I’m the one asking for a divorce every single day. I want it even more than any of you!" But they brushed off her remark as a paltry attempt to save face. Until William made a declaration himself. "Divorce is out of the question. Anyone who spreads false rumors shall face legal consequences!" Renee was at a loss. What was this crazy man up to now?
Blurb: Nina Morrison's life is a relentless struggle, torn between caring for her bedridden father and enduring her stepfamily's cruelty. But her world is shattered when a near-fatal encounter with Lucien Gray-the ruthless, untouchable head of a global consortium-pulls her into a nightmare of possession. Lucien is captivated by Nina's fiery defiance, determined to possess her at any cost. But Nina's will to rebuild herself is stronger than his obsession. As their paths collide, desire and revenge intertwine, forcing them to confront the darkness within themselves. Can Nina reclaim her life? Will Lucien's obsession destroy them both, or will they truly fall in love and live happily ever after?
Corinne devoted three years of her life to her boyfriend, only for it to all go to waste. He saw her as nothing more than a country bumpkin and left her at the altar to be with his true love. After getting jilted, Corinne reclaimed her identity as the granddaughter of the town’s richest man, inherited a billion-dollar fortune, and ultimately rose to the top. But her success attracted the envy of others, and people constantly tried to bring her down. As she dealt with these troublemakers one by one, Mr. Hopkins, notorious for his ruthlessness, stood by and cheered her on. “Way to go, honey!”