Agent Mel

Well, what an enthralling journey this has been! With that stunning revelation by Silvius, something tells me we’re in for a grandstand finish! Let’s get into it! Mel’s jaw clenched tightly, anger and disbelief flooding her system in no time flat. Unbelievable! To think that she had been given a sob story about Morton’s ingratitude […]

“Baaaaaabe, I don’t want you to go! Please don’t go. You know I’ll go crazy without you!” He smiled, then kissed her on the forehead as she snuggled close to him on the bed. “Awwww, I know, my sweet Mel, I know. But you know I need to. This is extremely important, and you know

She giggled as he rained kisses on her arm. “Mmmm, my sweet, sweet Mel,” he murmured. “You know you drive me crazy, right?” “Of course, my darling AZ, of course. I know that,” she chortled. “The fact that you can’t keep your hands off my thighs is enough confirmation of that.” His hand, running up

“Welcome to Dese-Tome Factories!” A few days had passed by since the dinner, and they had already agreed on a Wednesday for the tour of Morton’s factory. During that period, Melitta had filled Silvius in on how the dinner went, and Morton’s cocky little tribute to himself where he refused to acknowledge help from any

“Hah! I told you, didn’t I? That fool has a weakness for anything in a skirt. Show him a little bit of skin and he’ll lose control of his brain cells.” Melitta laughed as she checked herself in the mirror, nodding in satisfaction at the grey long-sleeved bodycon she had picked out for dinner with

Bass sounds and laughter echoed through the lavish ballroom of The Qube, where a sea of glamorous guests danced and mingled beneath the soft glow of crystal chandeliers. It was a Saturday evening, and as was the norm, the crème de la crème of Ruthington met up to enjoy themselves and have a bit of

Welcome, dear reader! We’re about to get into some undercover mission adventure with this agent! It might not be long, but one thing it won’t be is boring! Let’s get into it! “You know one of the most painful experiences in the world, my dear? To be on the wrong end of ingratitude.” Melitta Page