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Alpha Bikers

Alpha Bikers

"I've been thinking about it for four months. I have an outline." "Show me the outline," I said. She pulled out a folder. Not a thin folder — a thick one, the folder of someone who had been thinking carefully for four months and had documented the thinking. I set down the engine component and read the outline the way I read things that mattered: completely, without skimming, letting each section arrive before moving to the next.
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A Order

A Order

Mia and the young man had been secretly working together for a long time. They’d used the businessman’s trust to steal money under fake pretenses: renovations, gifts, investments. At first, he hadn’t noticed. But when accounts didn’t add up, he grew suspicious. When Mia realized she was caught, she and the young man made a plan: find an outsider to take the blame. If they could make it look like Mia was involved with someone else, the businessman would focus his anger elsewhere.
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OLIVER

OLIVER

Keyleth stayed a seat after father’s, occupying the farthest chair, and leaving the one closest to me. Fucking great. “Oliver,” Father's voice carried a tone of authority. Deep and commanding. His arms extended to the wolven beside him, “ Meet Reuel Jalara. The Alpha of the Skylarron pack.” My gaze flew to the red haired wolven seated beside him. He too, carried an atmosphere of authority. His ember eyes locked on mine and I noticed his jaw tighten as he looked me over. A slight nod of his head in my direction, that he acknowledged my strength and my physical features, was the only thing he gave away. “You are a fine young man, Oliver.” Alpha Reuel stretched his hands, offering a hand shake.
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Silhouette

Silhouette

Both of them were content and if they could, they would stay forever in each other’s arms. FIN
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Out of Bounds

Out of Bounds

His dark gaze watching me as he unbuttons the front of his jeans and draws his c*ck out and quickly puts on a condom thank God he had one in his pocket. "Hold your panties to the side again." I scramble to obey and shoot a look at the living room and the stairs. We haven't turned on the lights but the lights on the stairs were on, and that doesn't change the fact that we are in clear view of anyone who's coming down the stairs. "Someone might see." "What are they going to see?" He drags his cock over me. The broad head of him breaches my entrance but doesn't go in completely. "It hardly counts."
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Love and pain

Love and pain

Ariana said after a moment. --- Oliver looked at her. “About what?” he asked. --- Ariana hesitated. Then said: “What exactly we’re going to say.” --- That mattered. Because it wasn’t just emotion anymore. It was structure. --- Oliver exhaled quietly. “I’ve been working on it,” he said. --- Ariana raised her eyebrows slightly. “You wrote it already?” she asked. --- Oliver nodded. “Not fully,” he said. A pause. “But I outlined it.”
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Out Of Bounds

Out Of Bounds

First Quarter Finley 10 years old I rushed home from school, just like every day, but today was extra special. My brother Konner and his best friend Colton had basketball tryouts. I couldn't wait to see what team they made. I knew they would make the A-team for the 7th grade. They were the best players in town. I ran straight up to my room and pulled the box out from under my bed. I had been working on congratulation cards for them. I pulled them out of the box and shook off the glitter that didn't stick and went to my desk. I opened it up and grabbed the black marker.
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ours

ours

Grandpa asks "Good, obviously not as good as you though, we thought you were behind us" Acre chuckles "Yeah well, we thought we would get ahead so you had somewhere to rest when you got here". After we have all eaten grandma lays a map on a table just outside their tent so we all gather around it, "Ok so in the morning we head up this path, follow it up and over here," Shannon says drawing a direction with her finger, "How many people have you got here?" Desert asks looking around all the tents,
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Questions fréquentes

'Outline' by Rachel Cusk first hit shelves in 2014, and it quickly became a standout in contemporary literature. The novel’s fragmented, introspective style sparked debates—some called it revolutionary, others found it divisive. It’s the first in Cusk’s 'Outline Trilogy,' setting the tone for themes of identity and dislocation. I remember picking it up after a friend’s rave review; its quiet brilliance sneaks up on you. The way Cusk strips dialogue down to its essence feels like eavesdropping on real life, raw and unfiltered.

What’s fascinating is how its publication year aligns with a shift in literary trends—minimalism gaining ground over maximalist storytelling. Critics often link its release to the rise of autofiction, though Cusk herself avoids the label. The book’s influence still ripples through book clubs and MFA workshops today, a testament to its staying power.

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