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Wednesday Briefs: January 6, 2016
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Moving Forward #16 (4.2) by Julie Lynn Hayes
He half expected to hear Dustin whine at him to slow down, but the other man caught up with him easily enough and fell into step beside him. Had he really thought he would be discouraged just because Marshall hadn’t waited for him? Didn’t matter. He shrugged the thought off and kept walking.
“Burnham seems like a nice place,” Dustin commented after a few moments of silence between them.
“It is. We like it.” Marshall shoved his hands into his pockets, focusing on the terrain over which they walked rather than his companion.
“I can see why. I bet everyone knows everyone else.”
Wednesday Briefs: December 30, 2015
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The Adored One: Chapter 13 by Kazy Reed
The walk into the grocery store was sticky and uncomfortable. The wet spot on my jeans was hidden by my shirt, but I still felt several pairs of eyes on me as I hurried to the bathroom. I cleaned up as best as I could with water and paper towels, wincing slightly at the rough texture on my sensitive dick, but it was better than nothing.
After my impromptu bath, I found the pet food aisle and grabbed a few cans of cat food and a pre-filled litter tray. Then I went to the pharmacy and grabbed condoms and lube.
Wednesday Briefs: December 23, 2015
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Louis and Cade: Christmas Special By Carol Pedroso
“Calm down love she’ll be here soon,” Cade says, grinning at the way his mate is pacing around the living room, straightening the cushions for the umpteenth time.
The adoption had taken months to sort out. They had had to make completely sure that there was no family willing to take in the little girl and then they had to prove they were capable of caring for her with their job commitments. Cade being the senior elder didn’t mean they didn’t have to follow the rules.
Wednesday Briefs: December 16, 2015
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Wednesday Briefs: December 9, 2015
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“Okay?” Ben looked up.
“Yeah. Not really pain, but it doesn’t feel good. Sort of sends a twist up my spine.” Evin had to fight not to pull his hand away.
“Sorry. I need to cover it all, though. The skin on these blisters on your palm is thin, and I don’t want it to break and be exposed to any bacteria.”
Evin nodded. He bit his lip and kept his mouth shut as Ben covered his palm and then turned his hand over. The blister was really more on the side of his hand than the top, but it
Wednesday Briefs: December 2, 2015
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Wednesday Briefs: November 25, 2015
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Let Me In, Chapter 30, By Carol Pedroso
Thomas tossed the canister into the old dinner and as soon as smoke was billowing out the cracked windows he started yelling. “Go. Go. Go.”
They crashed through the doors and Cade saw six men and Hayley. At his signal he felt Jaydon send a mental command out passing over him and the rest of the assault team. “Everyone down, now.”
The men, who had been coughing when they crashed in, fell to the floor instantly. Hayley was at the opposite end of the dinner from where Cade entered. She swayed when the command went out but stayed standing.
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Wednesday Briefs: November 18, 2015
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The Stormlords: Part 15 by Ravon Silvius
Rowen had his new room set up quickly, despite the fact that Elise came in partway through and watched as he unpacked. She stayed quiet up until he pushed the last drawer of his new dresser shut.
“Are you all done?” Elise finally piped up, taking one step further into the room. He nodded, but she didn’t seem to notice. “I like it. You didn’t leave anything out of anything. It’s really neat.”
He shrugged and watched as she circled the room once. “Can I show Volkes and Sharon the room when they get back?”
Wednesday Briefs: November 11, 2015
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Innocence & Carnality: Part 18 by Mann Ramblings
Poets described the act of lovemaking in endless sonnets, yet never quite do it justice. Hidden behind these four walls, I finally indulged in pleasures I’d been denied in my young life, and others I’d never fathomed. Rother’s appetites were unquenchable and his approach unapologetic. Unused muscles ached in unspeakable places, making me wince with every movement, yet I smiled wondering when he’d come for me again.
“What time is it?” I asked. The shutters continued to block out the daylight, leaving the passage of time marked only by a soft knock at the door.
