An adult story about spanking, read with caution.
This is a response to the Flash Fiction Friday #3 at The Daily Toast based on this picture.
The long nights before the first anniversary of 9/11 were the worst for Corrine. That picture, the one of him laughing, shirtless, sweaty, his helmet tipped back and his rippled chest still sent tingles to her pussy. But sex wasn’t what she missed the most. Every time she cleaned his gravestone and left fresh flowers, she cried with remembered pain and pleasure. She was lost without his steady guidance, devoted love and strong will bending her firmly over his knee. Terrified of the hard hairbrush at first, now, Corrine would give anything for one more scorching whipping with his belt: anything.
Spank Me Hard! ... Please? 
My first post for this prompt called Salty Tang is here.
https://lurvspanking.wordpress.com/2009/09/07/salty-tang/
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Beautiful. And incredibly deep. I love the fact that you remembered what today is about. I got a tear…and evoking emotion to me, is one of the most amazing qualities of writers. Thank you. Mine is not nearly as good as yours!!! 😀
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Hi Sara,
Writing should move you in some way. I’m grateful my flash did so for you.
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An excellent FFF and remembrance of 9/11. Well done.
Mina
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Hello Mina and thank you for reading.
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Thank you for remembering and integrating with your heart. This is my first time here but will be a frequent stop because you impressed me. My best to you KayLynn
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😳
A good first impression is priceless.
Best to you as well.
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Simply excellent. You have my thanks too for reminding us of what today means.
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You have my thanks Spanky for welcoming me into your circle.
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poignant… and so sad.
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Yes, and for many relationships in many ways.
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We all needed this reminder! So well written! Meow
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A reminder in many ways. Don’t take love for granted.
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One day we should never forget. Yesterday our thoughts were with our friends across the pond.
Thank you for this story. Sad and moving.
First time here, will stop by again and if I may, will add yo to my blog roll.
Thank you.
Ronnie
xx
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Yes Ronnie, you may add me to your blogroll. Thanks.
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Hey Lady, I worked in NYC for years, in hospitality. I remember being horrified that day, all I could think about was the staff at Windows, Bldg Maintenance – knowing they would be struggling to take care of their ‘public’ in the face of catastrophe. Wonderful writing CD
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Worked the City for years as well. Wasn’t there that day and haven’t been back since.
LS
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