Linda Gavin Novels & Stories

I went to my email to d******d the file and was stunned. I don’t know what stroke of luck is this. Linda, from the revolving restaurant in Hunter Hotel, is my subject. She was the runaway heiress. I had to clap my forehead with the uncanny coincidence.

On Friday night, just as I vaguely remember, Linda is a very attractive size 12–14 brunette wearing heels, a very short black silk dressing gown that displays her wonderful, well-formed thighs to perfection, and apparently little else. “Hello Nico, do you recall the last time I was in town? A little over a year ago, I told you I wanted to reward my twenty-five-year-old PA. You were very obliging. I have a new PA this time, whom I want to reward, a very talented one. We have been in town for a week on business and my PA helped me complete some very satisfactory deals. And I almost forgot to mention, I want a really good fuck before we return home. Just as last time, you are here today to prov

“Sister Linda! I heard that you are already back in Aurous Hill?” Linda’s voice followed. “Yes, I came back two days ago.” Hannah then replied, “Sister Linda, I heard that you worked as a croupier in Macau for many years. You must have good skills at the gambling table, right?” Linda: “I wouldn’t dare say that. I can barely rank amongst the top five in Macau but I dare say that there isn’t anyone that I can’t beat in Aurous Hill.” Hannah: “Wow! That is really amazing, Sister Linda. I wonder if you’d be interested if I tell you that I have a way for you to make a fortune?”

“Ms. Lane, are you really that shameless?” The servants all quickly lowered their heads. Yes, Linda had made it so that North could not come home and lose her fiance. She had even nearly lost her innocence to an old man. Now she had to swallow down all those injustices and put in a good word for the other woman. Was it not absolutely shameless for Linda, who was the other woman, to go so far? Linda was so mad that she could not speak for a while. She felt like this b*tch would drive her to an early grave sooner or later!

There was a quiet confidence in the way she walked, a grounded presence that didn't seek attention but commanded it anyway. Her eyes took in the room calmly, observant, assessing the faces that turned toward her with varying degrees of curiosity and skepticism. "Everyone," Linda began, clapping her hands once to draw full attention. The murmurs died down immediately, replaced by expectant silence. "This is Dr. Diana Robinson." She turned briefly toward Diana, smiling warmly, her eyes bright with genuine admiration, then back to the assembled staff. "The sharpest mind I have ever met," Linda continued, her voice brimming with excitement that seemed to fill the entire room. "Published in Natur

She was the most beautiful lady I had ever seen in my existence. In panic, she quickly opened the vial she had brought,warm tingling liquid filled my throat. She stood up almost immediately and made a dash for the metal door. She had accidentally dropped her locket. After my release from the dungeon I tried to look for the mysterious lady. I couldn't ask anyone, that was only going to put her in danger. Dad could never know someone saved me. The vial she gave me had worn off the effect of silver in my system. I concluded I was hallucinating until met Gwen. She was a spitting image of the lady. I could even say the lady was a grown-up version of Gwen. I've never been so confused as I was at t