Being Watched

By Grace Barron

When she moves away from home to go to college, a young woman gets the offer to stay with the male friend of her parents who lives in the town she is going to. The divorced man is friendly, but she starts to think that he is seeing her as more than just the daughter of friends. When she realizes that she is being spied on while showering she knows she should be angry, but finds it more of a turn on that a mature man is lusting after her. It leads to her putting on some dirty performances for him to watch until she reveals she knows and it leads on to more.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 17, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005099381

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Being Watched

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Grace Barron

Copyright 2022 Grace Barron

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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You have got to be kidding me, Blair exclaimed and her eyes opened wide as she looked at her friend.

What? Josie protested in an equally loud voice and laughed. It’s just somewhere to stay.

Blair looked around the bar they were sitting in, but on a quiet Saturday afternoon there were few other people around. She still lowered her voice as she went on talking.

Yeah…, she said. But you will be staying on your own with an older man. What if he gets like… you know a hard-on for college girls?

Josie laughed louder then took a sip of her beer before putting her bottle back on the table.

You have way too many fantasies, she teased. Come on…, he’s a friend of my parents. He probably works fifteen hours a day and collects stamps in his spare time.

Have you actually ever met him? Blair asked.

"Yeah, but it was when I was a little girl so I can’t say I remember much about him. He moved away when I was around four or so I guess. My parents have always kept in touch with him, but more like exchanging Christmas cards and the occasional phone