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    Unmasked
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    Unmasked
    Ebook27 pages27 minutes

    Unmasked

    By TG Stone

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    Beth is a successful woman in business, who also has some open ideas about sex; but mainly in a high-class swingers club. A new boss arrives at work, and starts to wreck her ordered life. How can she get her vengeance, and perhaps, further her career?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTG Stone
    Release dateOct 11, 2017
    ISBN9781370641871
    Unmasked
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    TG Stone

    TG Stone tries to make nice erotica, that's story based, believable, fun and a little filthy.TG was desperate to start re-channeling their creative juices for many years; thankfully, the right time may be now.After landing a first job as a copywriter, later TG made a career shift; whereby the next 20 years went by lucratively, but emptily. Throughout that time, everyday they had to work with other people's writing. Most of it was hard work.So, someday you stop feeling powerless, and just start to type. You get better at it, and you start enjoying it.TG had a lot of joy in the 90's, with a lot of very nice people. Those adventures are the basis for some of today's erotic material. Of course, TG may end up writing sombre historical novels.....but not yet. Let's party, but let's make it real not cheesy, and re-edit/re-edit/re-edit.TG lives alone but with many dogs. So they're never alone at all.Keep the writing coming - look up Twitter at TGStoneWritesFor bothering to read this, you are a very lovely person.

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      Unmasked - TG Stone

      Unmasked

      By TG Stone

      Beth couldn’t remember ever being this angry. Her knuckles were white from gripping the steering wheel for so long. She didn’t even know how long she’d been down here in the underground car park, with the engine running, the car not moving an inch. The tap on the window snapped her back into reality.

      A man's voice, straining to be heard - ‘You alright Miss? It’s just me and the boys in the control room were getting worried. That exhaust has been blowing out fumes for ages.’

      It was Freddy, a security guard who’d been with the firm longer than anyone. Her mind wafted away the darkness, and she lowered the window to talk.

      ‘Sorry Freddy, I was miles away. Bad day upstairs, y’know? Thanks, and have a good weekend.’ She nudged the gear into Drive and started to roll forward, giving Freddy a wave on the way.

      ‘You too Miss,’ he called back, hand raised in goodbye.

      She weaved round endlessly to the right, climbing up the car park towards the shutters. She slowed, stopping 3 feet away, and they started to rise. The state of the real world was revealed. Grey and gloomy, with rain starting to spit down. The wipers came on without her touching a button. She knew the car was a little ridiculous; engine 4 times the size she actually needed, an insurance bill that could be slashed to a fraction with a little city runabout instead. But she loved the feel of it, the softness of the leather, the reassuring clicks and clunks of high-end engineering, the growl when you pressed on the right pedal. She’d earned it, and it was the only flashy thing she owned.

      Yes, she dressed in immaculate tailoring, from houses in Paris or Milan, but her outfits were black and understated every time. So she let herself off with the car, and let it drive her home.

      After prowling through the early evening traffic for a while, stop-starting…..she muttered to herself, ‘Damn that slick-smiled fucking idiot….guess I will be going to the Club tonight.’

      She hadn’t meant to attend, in fact she’d passed on the last 2

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