Kindall Nicole

Are you a newbie who is super nervous about meeting face to face and want to connect first? I don't blame you. When we meet people in other situations, we typically have already connected and have built up to a point where we feel familiar with each other and comfortable about meeting in person. Of the experiences I offer, my most popular is Spoiled by Kindall, a 3-hour session that typically entails having an outing at a restaurant or dining in, and then... sensual alone time. It is perfect for connecting and taking things slow. But understandably, you may not be ready yet to take that leap.  I completely understand that. We can have a few phonecalls before meeting, paid for via Amazon's "text a giftcard" feature. Simply visit Amazon's site and type "text a giftcard," select an Amazon giftcard, and enter my phone number as the recipient.  We can learn more about each other, discuss questions you may have, or you can share about your experiences via a ph...

Joe was dreaming... again .  Kindall was smiling at him, leaning in close, her fingers grazing his chest. Her voice soft and teasing, saying things a sweet girl next door would surely never say in daylight.  He touched her golden hair. Her skin radiated a warmth that felt impossibly tender, as if she’d been made only for his touch. They moved together. They were somewhere private. Somewhere only they existed. She whispered his name. He moaned, hips jerking, body trembling. The sensation overwhelming him completely.  In the waking world, his wife stirred. “Joe?” her sleepy voice murmured.  He came to with a jolt, chest tight and unsteady, finally managing to open his eyes. “Sorry. Just… bad dream,” he mumbled, turning over quickly. But it wasn’t a bad dream. It was one of the best dreams he'd ever had... one he wanted desperately to come true. He stared at the wall, willing his body to quiet, the damp sheet beneath him sticking to his skin. . . . . . .  Down the ...

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There's a certain level of trust that is required to have a comfortable and fulfilling experience with a provider. You have to be at ease, confident they are the person portrayed online and that they have up-to-date photos. There is no better way to prove this than to see their social media. It's a timeline, with the actual date of each post or image. When you can trust the provider, it's not just you who's going to have a great experience, the provider will as well. Scared, nervous energy is not sexy energy. Am I right? The first time you meet will always be a little nerve-wracking. But when you have a window into their personality and are able to see a social media timeline, in addition to reviews, you can relax, take a big exhale, and replace fear  with confidence , allowing you to fully enjoy the experience. There are so many photos that I share on my Twitter. Just Twitter and nowhere else. I don't use social media for any other purpose but to provide a window i...

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Three days later, the heatwave broke. A light breeze pushed through Brook Hollow, and the sound of a vintage engine purred from down the street. Kindall stood beside her car, hood popped, brow furrowed. She’d tried to start it twice. Nothing but sputter and smoke. “Trouble?” came a voice. Rick. He strolled over in a plain white tee and faded jeans, wiping his hands on a rag already streaked with grease. His red ’67 Mustang gleamed in the sun behind him. Kindall smiled. “Are you good with cars?” Rick chuckled. “I could fix a transmission in my sleep.” She stepped aside. “Then you’re the expert I need.” He leaned in under the hood, forearms flexing, eyes scanning the engine like a man solving a puzzle. Joe, unloading an azalea bush from his truck, spotted them instantly. He saw the way Kindall laughed at something Rick said. The way she tilted her head, curious and charmed. Rick's hand brushed hers once, reaching for a wrench.  Joe’s jaw tensed. First Steven. Now Rick. He had never h...

The supermarket was quiet for a Saturday morning, just the hum of fluorescent lights and the low murmur of soft rock playing in the background. Kindall strolled leisurely through the produce section, a basket hanging over her arm. She picked up a peach, turning it in her hand with practiced attention. Soft, fragrant, just ripe enough. She smiled, placing it gently into the basket with the others. Across the store—half-hidden behind a display of oranges—Joe stood frozen. He hadn’t planned this. Not consciously, anyway. He’d told himself he was only picking up a six-pack and some detergent. But the moment he saw her, that plan evaporated. He'd spent the last two months avoiding her. But now, she was right in front of him.  Kindall's blouse was thin and flowy, but underneath it... he saw how the snug cami clung to her, revealing her beautiful curves. When the light hit her just right, he could see the outline of her body, from her breasts to her hips. She moved with quiet confiden...