Anna was the latest in a long line of buxom, pretty young barmaids who saw constant employee at the Lucky Lich tavern. This plump little creature was barely scraping five feet in height, with very bright, short and vibrant orange hair. Her spunky hairstyle was sheered at the chin length, straight and flaring out at the ends in a cute little flair. She wore s...
The warrior marched across the Desert, the blazing sun bearing down on broad shoulders. Beside the warrior, its head bowed beneath the dry heat, a gray wolf trotted through the thick sand. The warrior did not stumble, never breaking stride. Over head, an eagle circling the duo cried into the wind. The bird's broad wingspan cast a shadow on the shifting sand,...
One summer, long ago, a few of my friends and I had the idea to "camp out" in a tent in my backyard. There were four of us in total – Danielle, Miranda, Jessie, and myself. Well, it was five if my dog, Buddy, counted. He would be staying in the tent with us that night too. Now, there was a good reason that Buddy was joining us, along with a couple baseball...
The setting sun cast an orange glow over the rooftop. Grace took in the downtown scenery briefly before turning back towards the man next to her on the roof. "Hell of a night you picked to meet with me, Chief. If I didn't know better I'd say the setting is almost romantic," Grace said with a smile. She was talking to the River City Police Chief. He was a li...
Author's note: This is version 3. I went back once to edit inconsistencies/continuity errors and really embarrassing editing mistakes, and now I've edited it so I don't have to retcon later on. I wrote the first of these purely as a one-off satire, then it grew while I wasn't looking. I've now worked out the rules of the world properly, so here's another ed...
Disclaimer: I do not own Agents of SHIELD. I do not make any money from the writing of this story. ***** "You promised." Ruby singsonged. "I did." Daisy admitted with a grumble. "So?" Ruby gently pushed. "So... we're not done yet." Daisy grinned, yanking her strap-on out of Ruby's ass, smacking it, and then challenging, "You want my ass? Well show me yo...
Gomezzer smiled with sadistic and gruesome pleasure as he checked the status of the large, glowing crystal ball that was hovering in the midst of his throne room. The brilliant orb was pulsating with all manner of spectacular energies, and the sphere (Equal to a man's head in size) slowly seethed with roiling energy, growing larger and larger in brightness s...
We really should be singing. Soldiers always sing when they march. It helps us to keep the spirits up. And we need it. The cold is sharp enough to make a man's fingers fall off. But four people are just not enough to sing a proper war-song. You need hundreds. Instead, we march to the sound of our boots crunching on the frost-caked leaves. Where the ground i...
Chapter 2: Bohemian Rhapsody +++ Second story in the tales of the cohort of recent college graduates employed by fictional Shield Insurance, a huge nationwide insurance firm located in the small factory town of Wanowee, Wisconsin. Even more than the first chapter, this is a basically character-driven romantic/erotic bit of fiction rather than a "quick wank...
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