Catfished Book Novels & Stories

“Chloe, someone as selfish and vicious as you… I will never forgive you. “And if you show up at my door again, I’ll tell the loan sharks exactly where to find you. You know what happens when they catch up with you. “If you don’t pay what you owe, don’t be surprised if those legs of yours get broken again.” Chloe left, her face pale as death. Strangely enough, after everything was over, I never heard the tabby’s thoughts again. It went back to being just a quiet, aloof little cat. No matter how much I tried, there was no response. It was like everything that happened before had just been a dream. But no matter what… Thank you, little tabby. Thank you for pulling me out of that nightmare. (The

The day the Sterling family came to honor an old marriage agreement, my adopted younger sister suddenly confessed. "I used Sophie's photo to date a scholarship kid online. He's coming here today to propose, and someone that low is the kind of person I deserve. "Mom, Dad, I don't deserve the Sterling marriage. Send me away." Her eyes swam with tears. She looked stubborn and self-sacrificing, the perfect brave little martyr. My parents, who'd always favored Ava, made their decision immediately. They pointed at me, standing off to the side, watching the whole performance. "Ava grew up with us. She understands our world better than you do. She's the one who should marry into the Sterling fa

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my shirt you don't," I warned. "I don't want fish pieces all over me." He snatched a bite anyways and went into my shirt, chewing it up. I whined then. "Toma! I want a bath now. Darn you. Ewww... fish...." I groaned. It's on me a bit.... He started to lick up what he dropped, his tongue feeling like sandpaper. I shivered and stopped walking, trembling a little at the feel of his tongue. He stopped when he got it cleaned up then yawned. I glanced down at him and then sighed, rubbing his head in my shirt. "Your tongue is like a cat's," I mumbled to him and then smiled. Cute. I took him to the elevator and then up to my room, walking him to the bathroom and pulled my shirt off to reveal him. I

The water wasn't deep, but I dared not think of swimming because the first time I tried that, I almost drowned. "There are different fishes in this water," Killian began lecturing me as he set up his mattress by the shore, dropping all his luggage on the mattress when he was done. "Do you have any best fish?" He asked me. "The goldfish," I replied quickly. "I have only seen it once, but it was really beautiful to see." "Mine is the catfish," he said. "I love the taste when dried. I doubt there's any other fish close to it in tastiness."

If it were before, Andrius would not have paid that much attention to the fish. However, he knew better now. Everything in the mural conveyed something. So, what did the fish represent? “Hm?” Just as he was puzzled, the aroma of fresh fish drifted over, sprinkled with cumin. Andrius went down to the underground river in surprise. He found his jacket neatly folded on the side while Kate was already dressed, holding a well-grilled yellow fish and eating it bite by bite. She sprinkled it with cumin and occasionally drizzled it with oil.

In a blink, she had undone the button and swiftly pulled down the zipper. Caty’s eyes widened the moment she freed his fully aroused length from his boxers. It was hard and furious, completely ready for what was coming next. Caty stared at it as if she were looking at something that had stolen her soul. For a moment, she locked eyes with his manhood before finally wrapping her hand around it. A low moan escaped his throat the instant he felt her warm palm on him. "Relax, Mr. Fisherman," she whispered, glancing up at his flushed face. "Let me try this for you."

My girlfriend and best friend adopted a stray. She kept going to his place ever since. Whenever she did, she would have that look of impatience on her face as she said, "I would go over to his place, but that cat only lets me hold it." Blake Chaucer sneered. "You think I want you at my place? It's the cat that likes you, not me." They would squabble whenever they met up. Still, it didn't take long for her to memorize his door's passcode. She even remembered how he needed something warm before bed because he had a weak stomach. When she didn't show up on my birthday, she said, "The cat's having a fever, and he can't handle it himself." I held my resentment over our situation for a long, l

Standing next to the river I am finishing gathering the fish I have tossed onto the bay, completely naked the air breezes past my bits making a chill go through me. Quickening my pace I gather the fish that I caught onto the rope i put it through their mouths and loop it through the gills of the catfish. Glancing around I feel like something is coming, not dangerous but something is going to happen kind of feeling. Another breeze across the rippling blue river sends another chill down my body, I have better shift into Gypsy before I end up sick. Tying the rope into a tight not i shift back into Gypsy and take the rope into our mouth. The catfish dangling as the rope gets pulled up, swings ba

The fisherman was behind him even though he was walking a few steps back, casting narrowed glances at Cathy’s large wolf. Cathy wanted to speak but she couldn’t send her thoughts to Ted, not in this pain. No doubt she had half a dozen broken bones. All she wanted to do was take a deep sleep to escape the pain. As soon as they got back to the house the fisherman said something again which sounded to her like a load of gibberish. His English was heavily accented. Ted's response to him was, “Call the ambulance.” Half an hour later Ted had her wrapped up in lots of blankets and when the ambulance came the attendants took one look at her then saw the look on Ted’s face and decided it was better t