The sequel to "The Importance of Being Kept" This story portrays Brandon and Kaylee's lives together, along with our previous characters. Two years after the hacker's attack on his family and friends, Brandon goes back to a darkness he once tried to get out of. A darkness that he now sees as a way to protect the woman he loves. Now he's being called The Don of the city of San Francisco, a name that brings fear to anyone that mentions it. But how long can Brandon continue down this path without it turning against him? Kaylee has always known there was a hint of danger surrounding Brandon, but she hadn't known how bad he could get until she almost died. Her near death experience changed him, made him cold, ruthless to the world, and sent him spiraling down a dark path she didn't want to be associated with. Brandon's intense love for her was turning him into a monster and she was the only one that could save him, but how when she was the heart of his darkness? Can Kaylee's sweet nature tame the beast set loose on the city?

The title says it all. This is the Prequel to Black and Grey. This story will show how their friendship began! I hope you all read and enjoy!

Hello everyone, I have a bit of dilemma. Have you ever thought you were finished with a story but the characters still draw you in? They tell there's so much more and they linger in your mind. I have been trying to work on The Young Adventures of Teddy and His Tam, however weird little side stories keep popping up in my head. I keep thinking to myself what this and what if that? So I wanted to bring together all the little extras and I have come up with this. I hope you enjoy it. The first two chapter are one shots that I wrote in the past and the following is a short story that will combine a bunch of little thoughts that danced around in my head.

The candlelight was dancing around his skin now, too, as he stood there, still shirtless, exposing all of those muscles that she'd licked down and kissed up so much since the middle of May. Those were the same muscles she'd had countless wet dreams and day dreams about when she'd been locked up. Amusement had Carmen giggling as she thought to herself, And look at us now. Well, whaddya think?" Carmen asked, arms spread as she turned in a slow circle for him. Chance let out a low whistle that had her skin burning, and god, his voice was so gravely and even deeper than usual. A shiver slid down her spine as he said, "Bend over." As she planted her feet on the carpet, legs closed, she did as he requested. As her fingers brushed the carpet, she looked down at them, took in how they were shaking with excitement before she turned her head over her right shoulder so she could see his expression. She was glad she did. With the way that her boyfriend's face was twisted up, if she didn't know him, she'd have thought that he was grimacing in pain, not raw need. "I think I'm the luckiest fucking man on the face of the earth," He all but growled, eating up the distance between them in a few long and hurried strides. ~*~ You could say that Carmen and Chance are... pen pals. His momma calls her Birdie. After Wesley, a mutual friend between the pair, recommends that Carmen reach out to a skeptical Chance, a friendship blooms into much more. COPYRIGHT 2016-2026 to _macc_ I DO NOT GIVE PERMISSION TO REDISTRIBUTE MY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY TO ANYONE OR ON ANY SITE

Katana Ashton is a hard working, independent woman working in the city and studying to become a doctor. Jay Ovard is a wealthy bachelor with no intentions to settle down and fall in love. When their paths cross at a Nordstrom's counter they began to talk and soon Jay offers Katana a chance to change her life. He promises that he'll give her whatever she wants, whenever she wants all she has to do is keep herself up and promise not to fall in love. Will this be a easy come up for Katana or will her feelings for Jay stand in the way?

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Theodore Raymond Grey has come of age. This story is about how he learns to understand and respect the difference between love and sex; and how he can't seem to live without either.

Naomi Washington's life was perfect. Her parents only sent her to the best schools that would stretch her brain, and challenge her mental ability. She had strived all of her life to get to the point of success she had reached, and was more than content with how she did it. Only a few things bothered her but one thing more than others: she had no idea who she was, and an identity crisis was on the verge of arrival. Joshua Livingston was exactly what America needed: he was very young, and his political views could win votes easily. His only problem was that he needed Naomi to make him even more ready for the upcoming election. It was simple: win voters' hearts, win the election, protect America. But with Naomi Washington being so close to him, could it still be simple? Or would he continuously have to remind himself that she was his advisor and nothing but? Through passageways and hotel rooms, the two jumpstart a relationship, but will it stay strong?