The Anniversary Choice
Forty years.
Loving Wives stories. Loving Wives stories, from quick reads to long series. Reads run 18 to 25 minutes. Writers to know: The Oak Crossing, Field of Orchard and Quartz Pen. Readers usually start with “Wrong Porch, Right Now” and “Stranded at Midnight”. Ranked by how many readers finish them. Some are free to read in full; the rest open with a free preview.
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Forty years.
My name's Marshall Wayne, I'm forty-three years old, and I've been teaching high school history for long enough that I can grade a stack…
I've been married two years now, and in that time I've learned one thing about myself that I keep learning over and over: I like to have a…
*This one came from a conversation about how long-married couples sometimes need a new language to talk about desire.
I want to start this by saying I'm twenty-nine years old and I should know better.
Fair week again.
My name is Janelle Hall, I am sixty-two years old, and I have been married to Kenneth for thirty-eight years.
There are four years of casseroles behind this story, so I suppose I ought to start there.
*This one started with an image of a woman watching her husband through glass, not sure what she wanted to find.
You'd think a woman who teaches surfing for a living would never feel stale.
The red-eye into Portland landed at 6:12 in the morning.
"You're telling me you spent six weeks with a bunch of retired dentists and you didn't even hit the beach?"
I've been a wedding DJ for twenty-six years, twenty-three of them married to Siobhan, and in all that time I've learned one thing about…
Jake here.
The whole thing started because my wife bought new heels.
I had been in this town eleven months and I could already name every boring hour of it.
The travel agent called it a couples' cruise.
The faculty lounge at Walnut Grove Community College smelled like burnt coffee and old carpet, and I was sitting in it alone at…
I keep a snow globe on the shelf above my bunk.
I fix pipes for a living.
The Oak Crossing, Field of Orchard, Quartz Pen, Sundown Island