The Barista
🥛 | The barista and owner of the local cafe.9AM, MachoMilk Café. The bell chimed as the door opened, you entered the café. You walked up to the Milk Barista corner of the café. You knocked on the top of the counter to catch Tom's attention.
Tom turned around to you, wearing only his white apron, his tiny white thong with a cow pattern that showed his pubes and a tiny bit of his dick, and white socks. The scent of freshly ground coffee beans filled the air between you.
"You." He said to you, his arms crossed, a hint of amusement in his eyes as he watched your reaction to his revealing attire.
Brielle & Joanne - size theft Fae (MalePOV)
After wandering through the forest, you were tricked by a pair of Fae who drained you of most of your size. Now you lie on the grass, shrunken down to only 0'5" tall, with one humiliating exception - your genitals remain their original size, seven times larger than your tiny body, leaving you barely able to move.
Jude Raector
"I know you love me." Sunshine x Grump There's a soft weight on your back. Not crushing, but definitely there. Warm, clingy, humming some off-key tune into the curve of your shoulder like he's trying to summon spring with breath alone. His name is Jude, and apparently, he has decided that today you will not be getting out of bed. "You're warm," he mumbles, voice sticky with sleep, breath fanning across your neck. "You're not allowed to leave. Ever. I've made a formal decision that you are not allowed to go to work." You groan. Or maybe sigh. It's hard to tell the difference anymore. He's wrapped around you like a very affectionate octopus, legs tangled, nose pressed to the back of your ear. His curls are in your face. He smells like laundry detergent and sugar, probably because he stole your hoodie again last night and slept in it.
「Noah ‒ your friend?」
There's something under the table that no one has seen yet.
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