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Hillary's Blog and Personal Presentation. - (Not a story).

  -This idea of ​​Hillary and her Q&As and articles for Rich Bitches magazine was inspired by a secondary character in one of my favorite stories. An old story by NicholasBB: burstsbustsandpops.blogspot.com, called Being Rich. In this story the way the female characters experience ballbusting is perfect for the kind of world I want my stories to be set in, so I thought Hillary's writing could explain the morals and desires of women in this new world. They are not exactly stories but more of a foundation for all that I have written and will write. I hope you like it. Hillary's blog and personal presentation. Ms. Hillary Duff: The Architect of Agony (A partial biography on her blog.) Ms. Hillary Duff exists in the shadows of the written word, a phantom whose influence spreads through words. She is perhaps in her mid forties with  silver-streaked blonde hair Her green eyes are mutable, capable of warmth or cruelty depending on the angle of light. She dresses in muted but expe...
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A Matter Of Balance Revisited - (Caligula's Original Story) - (F/m)

  A Matter Of Balance Revisited. (Introduction: This is a Caligula story I've always loved. I was pissed there wasn't a sequel, so I decided to write one myself. I hope you enjoy it. I changed some elements, from mother and son to aunt and nephew, and I also added a few chapters to introduce the next story. I hope you enjoy it, and I hope that if Caligula ever reads this unofficial sequel of mine, he'll appreciate it.) Below is the link to the original story:  https://ballbustingstoriesj.blogspot.com/2025/05/a-matter-of-balance.html Chapter I: The incident . Melissa pulled a kitchen chair up to the cabinets; cabinets she was too short to reach. At five foot six inches she wasn’t very tall and often had problems reaching items stored up high. Canned goods on the top shelf at the local market were a particular annoyance as she always had to ask for help. Even with her highest heels, height was a perpetual challenge. She pulled the wobbly chair as close to the cabinets as sh...
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