Everyone became a little ugly as they made love, it was simply that by that time it no longer mattered. Only the remarkably vain cared about such things, so long as the groin continued to send its happy messages to the brain.

Perhaps because she did not consider herself beautiful, Vero never cared how she appeared once she started making love. If she had already made it that far, then further attempts at attraction were irrelevant. For her, Fornication always had the effect of shrinking her personal view of the world down to her pelvis, and it excluded all else.

Zacheriah Tucker (any/all) is a hobbyist historian and writer. He holds degrees in psychology and sociology from Oregon State University, and still lives in the Pacific Northwest where he enjoys hiking and exploring the outdoors. His work focuses on bringing new and unique perspectives to classic subjects. His stories take place across many different locations and time periods, trying to discover the human elements that unite everyone everywhere. Website