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Uncle Oliver has a rule before the girls go out: his shield goes on first. No penetration — just his own release left inside their panties, meant to keep the boys away. Laine's used to it. Her visiting cousin Alicia isn't. He doesn't stop there.
Remix of the original story by Tod (StoriesOnline, 2021 — https://storiesonline.net/s/24447/cherry-shield).
Additions: expanded arc, additional explicit content, non-consent, pregnancy outcome.*Series
- Part 2 of Rescued Classics
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Two years since the baby was born. Nate's jacket is on the hook by the door. His toothbrush is in the second slot of the holder.
Sunday dinners at his parents', Mae running down the hall when she hears his car.Cole comes home in April. He texts her mom the day before.
Final part of One Shots: Alicia.
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- Part 7 of One Shots: Alicia
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She goes into labor at two in the morning. Nate answers on the second ring.
Between contractions, she asks him what he said to his mom in December. He tells her. *I said it didn't matter who.* The next contraction starts. He puts his hand over hers on the rail.
The baby is a girl. Nate's dad signs the form. Nate's name is on it. Nobody mentions a test.
Cole arrives at three in the afternoon. He holds her once. His face does something. He says she's beautiful and leaves.
Sixth part of One Shots: Alicia.
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- Part 6 of One Shots: Alicia
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She's twenty-two weeks when Cole comes home for Christmas. Both families at the table — seven chairs, her mom's idea, the gracious thing to do.
The house empties the day after.
He finishes with both hands flat against her belly, feeling through the skin for what he made. She stays against the counter until his car would be back in two hours.
Nate comes by that evening. He doesn't know.
Fifth part of One Shots: Alicia.
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- Part 5 of One Shots: Alicia
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The stories in this collection aren't mine — not originally. Each one started with someone else: an author whose premise, characters, or specific scenes lodged somewhere and wouldn't leave.
What I've done with them varies. Some are light edits — a scene expanded, a thread pulled further. Others are substantial rewrites where my voice has largely replaced theirs. Every story notes what changed and how much.
How I got here varies too. Some of these authors are gone and unreachable — those are rescues in the fullest sense, and if you're the original author and you surface, I'll take the work down immediately, no questions asked. Others I tracked down and asked directly, and they said yes — those entries say so plainly in the author's note.
What stays constant: the core idea belongs to someone else. I'm here because they were there first. Credit for the spark is theirs; credit — or blame — for what I've done with it is mine.
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Alicia is fourteen. Cole is nineteen and her brother. She's always known his schedule without deciding to learn it — his habits, his moods, when to expect him. She couldn't have said when she started paying that kind of attention. It was just information she had.
He's never known the same about her. She was just his kid sister. She was there.
Then: a camping trip, a cave, a flashlight that dies. A man's hands in the dark and a voice she doesn't place until after. She finds out who it was.
One Shots: Alicia collects their encounters in her voice — her body, her senses, her particular way of knowing things and not knowing others.
Explicit. Psychological. First person throughout.
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My Dad calls me Scout. Yes, it's a reference to To Kill a Mockingbird. He likes literature. Me too, but the stuff I read is a bit... different.
His dinosaur of a computer seemed to kick the bucket right before he had to go to work. Seemed to, but actually didn't. As a 13-year-old with some decent tech skills, I got it working again almost right away, but not before he left the house.
You won't believe what I found! This is going to be a fun summer break.
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This is inspired by a work with the same title by an author called Isabella from the recently-resurrected ASSTR. This is going to go much further than the original.
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I'm a man who fixes things. Engines, pipes, problems. But my sixteen-year-old daughter's heart? That's a tangled mess I can't get my hands on, and it's killing me. Lily's punk-ass boyfriend is demanding things she's not ready to give. He thinks he owns her, when really, he doesn't deserve a second of her time.
A week in the mountains is my plan to fix it. My old college roommate Michael says I need to show Lily what a real man is. How she should be loved and cherished. He's sold me on a remote cabin in the Cascades as the perfect opportunity for father-daughter bonding. No Wi-Fi, no distractions.
Michael's got this intense vibe, though. A philosophy professor, he talks a lot about breaking society's rules, about finding a more natural way of living. I think he means fishing and campfires, but he's got secrets. I can feel it in my gut. The bond he has with his own teen daughter feels a little off. A little too close.
The further we drive into the remote wilderness, the more I wonder if this is really a rescue mission for my relationship with my Lilypad, or if I've just delivered us into a trap.
* Temporarily on hiatus while I wrap up Shape of Safety. My brain wants to focus only on that, sorry *
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18 Feb 2026