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Protected: 101 Apocalypse Nights, XIII
Haunted House 13: Waking
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There was always the moment on waking when MĂ©lanie forgot sheâd been captured.
It was a moment where she would think she was in her own bed, that she should get up soon to take care of chores, and then she could have a nice breakfast. Â Sometimes sheâd start planning out what she could have – eggs from the chickens, had she bought bread from Mrs. Bittner across the street yet? Maybe some honey from the hives. Â
Inevitably, sheâd notice that something about the bed was wrong, that it was too hard or too cold or sheâd shift and a chain would clink, or the sun would be in her eyes in the wrong direction. Continue reading
Protected: 101 Apocalypse Nights, XII
Protected: A Fairy Tale – written for Patreon
Beauty-Beast 34: Hope, Diamonds
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Timaios smiled gently across the table at Ctirad.  He, in turn, shifted, shifted again, and finally settled in, uncomfortably but as set as he was going to get with his Owner – his Master – pinning him with that look. âSir, Iâm not⊠ you saidâŠâ
âI told her that you werenât a bedroom slave.â Â He looked amused.
âIs Sir unhappy with me? Â Does Sir want me to be Dannyâs pet?â
Oh, shit. Â He lowered his head and wondered if he had just signed his own cage warrant. Â He was going to be on the floor licking the cookâs boots within the next ten minutes, wasnât he?
âDo you want to be my bedroom slave, Ctirad?â Continue reading
Protected: 101 Apocalypse Nights, XI
Purchased: Rocks and Bitches
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Leander stood still, his hands moving behind his back, his chin up. Â He wasnât meeting her eyes, but he could see Sylviane anyway. Â And she did not look like he had just defied her. Â
âI just meanâŠâ She faltered and tilted her head.  âHere, come downstairs with me.â She reached for his hand, dropped her hand, and led the way.
Leander followed. Â If he tried to gauge forty feet when he couldnât see her, he was going to get a headache.
Even more of a headache.
She waited until they were downstairs, through what looked like a very well-appointed bar, and into a gym some colleges would kill for, before she said anything. Â âOkay, look. Itâs your body, and you can do what you want with it as far as Iâm concerned. Youâre a fae bodyguard. You could look like Poindexter and still kick ass, right?â
ââŠRightâŠâ  He had no idea what she meant by, well, anything anymore. Continue reading
Protected: 101 Apocalypse Nights, X
Spoils of War III: On the Road
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Previous: Spoils of War II: Shelter
Their bed that night was not the most restful, but the horses made the cave plenty warm and exhaustion made the ground soft enough with the addition of stacked bedrolls. Â She slept close to her prisoner, not because she was particularly fond of him, but because she would wake if he started to leave. And he was warm, too, the way men seemed to be.
She woke before he did and made a sort of porridge from the rest of the food in the saddlebags. Â While the mush was cooking over the fire, her prisoner woke and sat up, groaning.
âYou cheat,â he complained.
âWhat were you going to do if I didnât order you to sleep? Â Aside from sleep badly, I mean.â Continue reading