The cumulonimbus of That Good AngstTM.
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And then, he was gone—their village’s dues in his pocket, his half-finished drink still on the bar. And you still had no earthly clue how you’d gotten here.
...But one thing was for sure. You couldn’t wait to do it again.
And then, he was gone—their village’s dues in his pocket, his half-finished drink still on the bar. And you still had no earthly clue how you’d gotten here.
...But one thing was for sure. You couldn’t wait to do it again.
Like you were precious to him, and he understood that it was his hands, his presence, that was the only thing keeping you from flying apart.
Like you were precious to him, and he understood that it was his hands, his presence, that was the only thing keeping you from flying apart.
Your cunt
Your cunt
Your thighs trembled, the wet sound of his lips, of his saliva and your juices, echoing off of the walls.
Your thighs trembled, the wet sound of his lips, of his saliva and your juices, echoing off of the walls.
And you’d forgive him, each and every fucking time—and hate yourself a little bit for it later, when the fog of pleasure finally cleared your brain.
“C-Chew...” You arched your back, your breath coming in quick, rapid-fire bursts as he drew your
And you’d forgive him, each and every fucking time—and hate yourself a little bit for it later, when the fog of pleasure finally cleared your brain.
“C-Chew...” You arched your back, your breath coming in quick, rapid-fire bursts as he drew your
He apologized for all of the horrible things he’d say and do with his mouth,
He apologized for all of the horrible things he’d say and do with his mouth,
So no, you two didn’t really talk. He called you names (far worse than wench), treated you like a servant, and generally made your life hell once every four to five weeks. It took longer than you cared to admit
So no, you two didn’t really talk. He called you names (far worse than wench), treated you like a servant, and generally made your life hell once every four to five weeks. It took longer than you cared to admit
“Wench—” the first time he’d called you that, waving his tankard in the air while he snapped his fingers, had you seeing red. Two drinks later
“Wench—” the first time he’d called you that, waving his tankard in the air while he snapped his fingers, had you seeing red. Two drinks later
And then Chew took over, and things got... interesting.
And then Chew took over, and things got... interesting.
The first few times, he’d sent Kuroobi. Which was... fine. He wasn’t as intimidating as Arlong himself, and held
The first few times, he’d sent Kuroobi. Which was... fine. He wasn’t as intimidating as Arlong himself, and held
But then, the two of you
But then, the two of you
Fishmen didn’t like humans. This was a universal truth, just like death and taxes. And yet, a man who wasn’t enjoying himself thoroughly didn’t make sounds of absolute contentment while they ate you out like a man starved.
Fishmen didn’t like humans. This was a universal truth, just like death and taxes. And yet, a man who wasn’t enjoying himself thoroughly didn’t make sounds of absolute contentment while they ate you out like a man starved.