
Bath Water
A Salacious Short Story
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Narrated by:
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Coco Fairfield
About this listen
"Bath Water" is a salacious short story that delves into the past of its main character, Nanaya, as she reminisces about a time when she was exceptionally beautiful in her youth.
Men were so enamored with her that they would make extravagant offers, including drinking her bathwater, as a testament to her allure. Nanaya's recollections of this era are marked by a blend of nostalgia and a sense of the absurdity of the attention she received.
The story explores themes of beauty, desire, and the fleeting nature of youth, offering a poignant reflection on the passage of time and the value society places on physical appearance.
©2023 Stephen R. Freshley (P)2023 Stephen R. Freshley
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