Any Man Novels & Stories

As you may have guessed, this man was Mane. The long golden hair of the Supreme fell carelessly over his shoulder, and his eyes remained shut. He wore only a pair of shorts, revealing his muscular trunk and well toned abs. Mane took several deep breaths every minute, and each time he breathed out flames escaped his lips and heated up the surroundings. He kept doing this for hours.

Maybe the mate curse of not being able to desire another man’s touch would be broken tonight. The man stood up shakily as he wiggled out of his clothes. As his manhood sprang into the air, I corked my head to the side to admire his member. For an old man, I didn’t expect such a large monster. In Micah’s range, this man was way better. “Waoh, you are large…” The man stroked himself and other the dim red light of my space, I saw a satisfactory grin on his face. “What are we waiting for, it is ready,” he said.

Adam glanced back down at the page, a faint smirk returning. “Man handled it though,” he murmured. “Didn’t panic, didn’t fumble it… just stayed in it.” He closed the book halfway again, shaking his head with a quiet chuckle. “Still… that’s not for everybody,” he added. “Takes a certain kind of mindset to even step into something like that.” He looked at the cover for a second, then back at the pages. “This book really doesn’t miss,” he said under his breath. Then, without hesitation—

He had a plastered leg, which must have been why he had gone missing for days. But he wasn't giving up on me, as he was willing to get close in broad daylight, instead of just missing me. With that in mind, I smiled and nodded. "Of course, I have plenty of time. I didn't know you were such a kind man, Mr. Lopez." Hearing my praise, Zac's pale cheeks flushed in embarrassment. "I just can't help it. Poor creature…"

the man asked. "Penn." Penelope replied. "That is a very unusual name Penn." The man said as Penelope just nodded but didn't say anything again. "What are the things you have gone through that you think I didn't?" The man asked with a patronizing tone which made Penelope temper to flare up again.

"So how is a real man supposed to be." "A real man is meant to be attracted to the news, weather and sports, rather than people and feelings. A real man is meant to fantasize about powerful cars, faster computers, gadgets, gizmos, and new powerful things. A real man is concerned about what will help him express power. I am a real man and let me sound this as a warning, I hate being corrected by a woman or being told what to do by a woman because it makes me feel weak." "Huh... do I even know you anymore? You're not the man I got married to just yesterday, you're not the man I dated for more than two years."

Just a half-dozen staggering steps and he was on my brother. Fights in real life aren’t the slick, choreographed events they show in movies. They’re ugly, sloppy, primal things. Punches were thrown and there was a lot of yelling and grunting and panting. My father was a big man, and, drunk or not, the outcome was never in doubt. He grabbed my brother by the shoulders and slammed him against the wagon. Matt’s neck caught the edge of the metal tub and his head snapped awkwardly. My father grabbed him by the shirt and pulled him up. Matt’s head flopped bonelessly from side-to-side until his assailant let him drop to the wet sand.

It was a man. A low, deep chuckle tore out of the figure's throat and the trio could literally feel the excitement of the man through the TV. "Hello boys...."