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Short Story : ' The Purple Haired Girl '

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“This is bullshit,” Mattie grumbled as she slung her backpack off her shoulders and onto the curb near her feet. The purple haired girl wore a rather defeated, sour puss of an expression on her pretty face, the complete opposite of what was usually there. Somehow, though she couldn 't remember agreeing to it, her Mother had wrangled Mattie into playing errand girl for her. It might have been during those moments when the Rod had been pounding the ever loving shit out of her from behind, the last few hours were mostly a blurr and Mattie still felt a little weak in the knees from the experience. The annoyed expression did little to damper her natural radiance though, that aura that surrounded someone after having sex so good it made your …show more content…

Few could, so it wasn 't surprising that much of the surrounding real estate was securely in the hands of several royal elven families. Famous people flocked to Latina Alu in droves, bringing in more tourists which brought what everyone was after in the end: cold hard cash.

Mattie didn 't want to go, at least not at first. She couldn 't afford a night at even the sleaziest of hotels on Latina Alu 's outskirts. But once Flanny demanded that she pay for it all, well, how could Mattie rightly say no to such an offer? She knew the elf literally sat on a stack of green, Flanny was after all Flannerious Teken 'duis, 13th daughter of Lord Daugion and Lady Vanya Teken 'duis, one of the oldest, most influential and (of course) richest elven families to grace Arturia. Being the 13th child of such a prestigious family wasn 't all that glamorous, Flanny was suppose to be married off to some other noble family, strengthening the bonds between the houses and becoming just another pretty face in the crowd of ridiculously good looking people. Flanny had different plans, from a young age she had displayed the aptitude and natural charisma it took to become a Bard, much to the dismay of her family. The profession of a Bard, while important in its own right, was something most nobles would frown upon. It wasn 't in their blood to go prancing around the world singing songs and telling stories, leave that to the common man (Since most of those

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