Ava got to work. The sheets came off the windows, leaving feeble, sheer, white curtains hanging from them. Light burst through the room. She opened the windows so fresh air flooded the room, catching the feather light curtains, blowing around her and suspending her in fresh serenity. A strong familiar scent came in from outside. She inhaled it until it was gone as quickly as it came, opening her eyes in bliss.
Farthest away from the window’s light, against the discolored brick wall, lay one of the largest objects in the room, facing opposite of the windowed wall. Underneath the ragged sheets was a round a Venetian bed with fleur de lis legs, its elegant curvy headboard, the shape of a queen’s high collar, wrapped in white leather and
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Ava thought about Jason, Kayla, and Zo… maybe, so they would know she was fine, she’d write them the old fashioned way later and laid out paper; to her, it was more personable. They did deserve that.
She heard a fluttering sound, and a small black thing came flying out at her, landing on her shoulder — she was spinning around like she was going to get away from her own body. But she stopped, seeing two large eyes looking back up at her, hanging on for dear life with the look of fright.
“You lost, little thing?” Ava whispered to the baby bat, its mouth gaped open under its scrunched in nose, and the brown-black fur frazzled up around its large ears and down its back.
After some time with her, hydrating her and digging around the yard for worms, Ava didn’t want to part with her, and as she reluctantly tried to get her to fly, it seemed the little bat didn’t want to leave her either. Finally, showing her to the sky, and bouncing Ava hands encouragingly, her wings flapped, and she was off, levitating above.
Ava whistled, feeling proud, but he curved right back down, and landed back onto her shoulder. “I’m sure Dahlila would flip the perfect hair off her head if you stayed. Time to go.” She threw her hands in the air, letting the bat in the sky and went inside, wishing she could go with it in the night.
She sighed, slipping on her flannel to block the chill coming in. While feeling night’s weightlessness lifting strain from her muscles, Ava lit the
As if on cue, the pest that had been knocked from its spot on Taylor’s began frantically fluttering around the room. We all screamed like the grim reaper had come for us.
A FRANTIC banging awoke the mare from her peaceful slumber, eliciting a great yawn as she raised her muzzle slowly up into the air, stretching out her wings and wincing until she heard them click, relief spreading through her body. Then looking up to the window of her own little bedroom—which was made even smaller by the clutter around the unpainted cobble walls—she groaned as she saw the betraying blackness of the night and rolled back over, murmuring, "Wha 's 'matter?"
Deep in his heart, Shiro knew that he loved the man standing in front of him. Through thick and thin the pair had been there for each other, no obstacle would ever be above their love, but that didn't mean that they weren't ready to test limits and push boundaries.
“Uh, she’s uh, getting her hair done.” Leo’s brow was sweaty. “You know how it is.”
Uh, young Hannah, oh the poor child. Her laughter turns to tears and her candy gets stolen. This is the story of how she almost died trying to get back what was hers and capture the thief.
She'd been in his apartment a matter of mere minutes, and Elena was already naked and about to blow him. Brett felt a touch guilty as his erection throbbed in his pants. Not accustomed to paying for sex, although there was a greater intent behind it on this occasion, it didn't sit well. Nor did the knowledge that the girl's clients usually accompanied them to a gala event that under other circumstances they'd never gain access to, or at least wined and dined them first. Sex was expected only as a sweet dessert to top off the main course. Brett was also a man who liked to take his time to ensure women enjoyed the experience as much as he did.
Jon was moving his room upstairs. Sure, it would be a smaller room, but still. He couldn’t deal with the two alphas in this house. Mainly when they were in rut, the grinding and growling from the two downstairs was distracting when he was trying to practice his violin, and not feeling weird and rutting against his own pillows, confused as he acted like he was in his heat with no other signs of being in heat. (-- removed HTML --)
Nikki’s foot kicked the railing to the walk-in clinic. One hour of waiting for a spot and they still made her family from the north wait.
I sat there waiting for Stradlater to come out of the bathroom for like two hours, but he never came. Finally, after like a total of three hours, he came out.
Sandrin breathed in deeply and then got on to her hands and knees. She crawled, determined to be in the loop this time around. Sandrin would not allow Tora to keep anything from her this time.
"Yawn" Joe yawns while rolling his eyes. "This is fucking boring why are we doing this?" Joe whispers to Pete; Pete shrugs.
Smelling stale and musty, a thin layer of dust covered every shelf and the books that it held. Snow rested on the window sills letting a small amount of light in, while above fluorescent lights flickered on occasions. Down a little way there was a light humming letting indicating that one was potential going to go.
Holding her hand above, so Rebecca could take the hair ties, she said “thank you. Lover. And thank you for last night.”
The possession also allowed the Host to harness and use the limited technology of the Gods. Although not as powerful as an incarnated Angel in his prime, his dying avatar wouldn’t stand a chance in battle against the Nekrums’ Host.
“What are you saying?” My cries seemed to be drowned by the buzz of the fireflies, which seemed to be growing louder by the second. I turned my attention to the girl once more. She was pointing towards the sky. Nodding my head, I looked upward. Above, the dove was flying in the air. Now, it had flown farther away than