Jackie pushed open the door and pulled Catherine into her arms. When they slowly broke their embrace, Catherine cupped Jackie's neck with her hands and then kissed her deeply, with a passion that she never fully let herself release before. Jackie started moving Catherine towards the bed. When they got to the edge, Jackie stepped back slightly and reached for the bottom of Catherine's shirt; gently tugging it up over her head. "You're so beautiful," she whispered before kissing her again. Without breaking their kiss, Jackie gently laid Catherine down on the bed as she straddled her. Catherine grabbed Jackie's shirt and slowly pulling it up over head. Jackie then leaned forward and put her hands down on the bed, hovering over Catherine. "I'm scared," Catherine whispered, as a single tear rolled down her cheek. Jackie could feel Catherine's heart racing against her own chest, as she lay on top of her. She brought her hand up to Catherine's face and wiped away the tear. Then placed her hand over Catherine's. "Don't be," Jackie whispered. She then leaned down and kissed Catherine. Story Description: A year ago, Catherine got asked to leave her job as a psychology professor at a college in Bloomington because there have been speculations going around about her romantic relationship with a student (Jackie Kirk). Jackie also had to leave college because she got the main part in a new upcoming film. Fast forward a year, Jackie and is now a famous actress, especially well known for her movie Neptune 26. Catherine Stark finished writing her article on the Theory of Self-Denial and got invited to go back to Stanford University to talk about her article. Both Catherine and Jackie crossed paths again and realised that they both really love each other. Due to Jackie being a famous celebrity, will her celebrity fame stop her relationship with Catherine? **NOTE: This story is based after the ending of the movie Bloomington (2010).

Ever wonder what it would be like to live the life of an adult? To play by your own rules, and enjoy life your way. To basically, be able to do whatever the hell you wanted to do. Here's the answer. DON'T!!! Being an adult is no fairy tale and best believe, in this reality, happily ever afters don't exist. That is, when it comes to the life of Riley Thorne, a 40 year old, down on his luck, overweight, doughnut-addicted complainer who thinks his entire existence is a series of bad events, happening one after the other, with no intention of stopping. From family dinners ending in divorces, to visits to the Big House, and being mentally institutionalised by his blazed parents, Riley thinks the whole universe is out to get him. Constantly torturing himself, wondering why the world is drowning him in bad luck. So in search of help, Riley hires a therapist who advises him to put all his problems into a journal, telling him that writing his feelings down will be good for him. But how many complaints can someone make before their head actually explodes?