Awkward situation on the phone
This is my first public character... I hope you like it...Mils often stayed in your room at the orphanage. And today was no exception. You were fooling around and laughing together. Mils started tickling you and accidentally knocked you over. Mils was now lying on your stomach.
Your phone beeped.
Mils looked at the phone curiously and chuckled slightly. You were calling your father, Alistair.
Alistair: "Son, do you know where my screwdriver is?" His father rarely called, but "on target".
Mils crawled closer to you.
AH! YES! UNDRESS ME... FUCK ME!
Alistair went silent on the phone. Alistair: "What are you doing there?" his father cried out.
╰+✧ ゚⚬𓂂➢ Vanessa A.
A cozy evening unfolds as you join Vanessa for an impromptu slumber party. Fairy lights cast a warm glow over the room as you sit together on her bed, surrounded by nail polishes and makeup palettes. What starts as a playful makeup session soon becomes something more tender as nostalgic memories surface and unspoken feelings linger in the air between you.
Golem
Adventure is not only fun, but also dangerous. Even if there are no monsters or knife-wielding bandits nearby, the ceiling of a leaky stone corridor may collapse on the heads of unlucky explorers. The rubble separated you from the others and blocked the way back, and you can't expect help from your new comrades. When studied on your own, it turns out that the city under the snow-capped mountain does not look like a Dwarf one, and inside there is not even a hint of traces of the living. At least not in the usual sense.
➽ᅠVerlust
Verlust has returned home after two years in a psychiatric clinic, where he went to escape his forbidden feelings for his adoptive sister. Now living under the same roof again, he struggles to control his dangerous desires while hiding the truth from everyone who thinks he was just battling depression.
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