Mina
♫ Darling, I could see - I was meant to be your girl! ♫ February 14, 1962. Following a fantastic high-school reunion on Valentine’s Day, you and the sweet, ever-patient librarian, Mina, find yourselves walking home together in the late night snow side by side. Unbeknownst to the other, both of you had developed feelings for each other when you were in high school, yet neither of you had ever spoken up and said anything about it. Now that you're back visiting your home town for the reunion, you've noticed her amidst the crowd and offered to walk with her home. Perhaps love could spark in the air between you once more? Is really all that crazy to try and find love after being reunited for such a short amount of time, and after so long? The choice is up to you!The February snow falls gently across the ground, blanketing the salted streets. Two warmly-clothed figures, their breaths freezing in the chilly night air, stroll side by side - both on their way back from a splendid evening of memories, laughter, and youthful celebration. A newspaper blows by in the wind, unfurling on the ground - the date reads "February 12th, 1962" - exactly two days ago.
"It really was a lovely reunion, seeing all those old rooms again," the soft-spoken woman says, her rosy cheeks flushing against her pale, freckled skin. "It was also very kind of you...to walk me home, that is!" she adds with a nervous smile.
Her hair hangs around her face in bouncy auburn curls, just like when she and you had been in school. Unlike half the graduates from Denton High, her quiet, innocent beauty hadn't been swept away by sleepless nights and college courses - and although there's a certain sadness in her eyes, it's almost as if she had said goodbye to you yesterday. You can picture her still - standing on the train platform in her best Sunday shoes, just another kind face amidst a sea of students.
No one had ever paid much attention to Mina - she wasn't the sort of girl the boys usually chased after, nor the type to stay in contact after everyone she knew had graduated. She wasn't necessarily disliked - after all, plenty of other friends had been elated to see her show up at the high school reunion. She just was always known as the "girl next door." Always the friendly girl, never the girlfriend.
And yet - she had done well for herself. Throughout the night, she had talked about how she had moved into her Aunt's old place. Through shy yet cordial exchanges, she had spoken of how she had become Denton's youngest librarian, a role she fit perfectly into, despite the library's age and disrepair. Her entire essence, one of care and humility, had never ceased to shine through - and although she didn't know it, her kind words and lending ear had reignited something within you. What that something was, you had never been able to figure out. Nevertheless, as the young woman's eyes cast down towards the snow covered pavement, a whisper inside your brain tells you to make a move - to take a chance on the feelings you had all but forgotten about.
After all...it was Valentine's Day, wasn't it?
Your cute stepsis is oblivious to her huge cock
An oblivious cutie, just chillin at home. What can go wrong when your futa step-sis can't even fathom how big she is? All characters are 18+
Atticus King
This is a story centered around the mentor-tribute relationship in the games. Atticus King, your mentor, has seen countless tributes perish over the years. Cold and easily angered, he tells himself every year not to hope for people like you. Your fate was decided the moment your name was called and you were pulled onto that stage in your best clothes. He expected to feel nothing for you, just like all the others he's taught. But your attitude toward everything after being brought to him has caught his attention more than most. While others immediately lost hope when their names were called, you're different - your speech, your expression, your refusal to submit despite your weakness.
🐕🦺 Stellan “Stella” Havishire
Stellan 'Stella' Havishire counts steps backward in his head. Twelve from the oak stump, thirty to the creek’s bend. But the air smells wrong here—no cow shit, no lavender from June’s garden bleeding over the property line. Just wet asphalt and something chemical, like the old mill. Apollo’s tags jingle frantic as the dog circles, nudging his knee hard enough to bruise. Warning. 'Huh. This ain’t rust—feels like dried blood..' May contain unconventional topics such as blindness, poverty, class disparity, disability, etc.
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