Three Times Lucky: Five Sizzling Tales of Three-Way Love by Carmichael Kim & Winters Solera & Bacio Louisa & Shaw Dorothy F. & Illyvich Sascha & Chelle

Author:Carmichael, Kim & Winters, Solera & Bacio, Louisa & Shaw, Dorothy F. & Illyvich, Sascha & Chelle [Carmichael, Kim]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Irksome Rebel Press
Published: 2014-11-17T16:00:00+00:00

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The drive back into the City sucked. Tired, slightly sore, but the pain was good pain, Ivanka managed to make it through her work day without incident. Her dog was certainly glad to see her when she came in around seven in the evening. Donna had been walked by her neighbor, fed, but sure enough, his dopey grin never failed to make Ivanka smile.

Her parents had both called, leaving voicemails she dreaded hearing. More complaints, more expectations that didn’t meet her goals, more bullshit.

She’d listened to them on the drive home, feeling her blood pressure rise with each word her father punctuated when he said, “you have duty to your family and your childish behavior with regard to relationships in the adult world shows a complete lack of respect for that duty.”

She wanted to call them back, yell at them and shut them out of her life. If they couldn’t be happy with how she chose to live, fuck them. Her parents had called a few weeks earlier, inviting her to some pompous political event, claiming they were making inroads with the local city officials.

It turned out to be a disaster once the politicians in question saw Ivanka Buranich. She’d made the mistake in her earlier years of being an activist for some of the wrong causes. The one time she hadn’t done her research led her to a rally hosted by PETA, a known terrorist organization that continuously tried to undermine capitalistic principles under the guise of saving animals from cruelty.

She’d learned a lesson at that rally and it was the force needed to give her animal rights organization a true mission.

Of course, her parents were embarrassed once the mayor’s aide whispered in her father’s ear, hoping they were obviously joking.

Her father moved to look at his daughter, a scowl on his face. “I told you this behavior of yours would come back to bite you.”

Ivanka spun on her heels, stormed out with the grace of a pachyderm and vowed no more political functions without having checked out the guest list. Certain politicians were much more friendly to her cause than others.

San Francisco had an image for being this open, tolerant city, but the bullshit meter broke when politics played into things.

Of course her parents invited her to yet another function just the other day.

Grudgingly, she went because it was a chance to connect with powerful money. Luckily, her parents had to bail, said they had to use the tickets though.

Naturally, she invited Lila and Jesse. Both came and helped her schmooze with the best of them. Ivanka hated putting them in that position but she needed the money for her charity. And Jesse’s cool behavior had helped raise a few hundred thousand dollars. Lila’s persuasive, yet calm, Zen-like energy seemed to help rally a great deal of support for Ivanka’s charity, despite this being an event related to something completely different. Yeah, bad form, her parents would say.

So what? It wasn’t her problem that her parents, particularly her father, were constantly disappointed.

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