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The GxG Wet Diary

The GxG Wet Diary

I took the first picture for Ciara — me sitting at my desk with my legs spread, showing the toys buried inside me — and sent it with trembling fingers. Hours passed like that. I reviewed documents and prepared notes while my body stayed constantly stuffed and stimulated. Every hour I sent another picture. Sometimes with the dildos pushed deeper. Sometimes with my fingers spreading my holes to show how stretched I was. The humiliation of it all only made me wetter.
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Claimed By The Vampire King

Claimed By The Vampire King

A moment later, I heard a soft mew from under the porch, and then the sound of paws padding toward the back door. I opened it, and the cat stumbled in, a scrawny, sickly thing that had clearly been on its last legs. I knelt, hovering my hand over its back. I didn't push; I just let the energy flow. I could feel the cat’s system struggling, and then, like a spark catching on dry tinder, its breathing smoothed out. It stood up, its coat looking healthier, its eyes bright.
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Cruelty Of Love

Cruelty Of Love

I looked at the place where the stray cat had piled up and walked towards it. I came to the cat and knelt down. I touched her with my trembling hand, while the stray cat opened its eyes, trembling, and closed them again. It was my pity for humanity that filled my eyes, did people have to be this bad? I noticed that he was still breathing from his bloating stomach, but he continued to lie still. "We need to get him to a vet," I muttered, not looking at the man standing behind me. I wasn't much of a crying person, but I couldn't hold back my tears. "I don't want him to die, I don't want him to die, can you help me?"
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Desire Diaries

Desire Diaries

Kate’s Pov I sat in the corner booth of the quiet cafe, nursing a lukewarm latte that's gone mostly untouched. My mind kept replaying the scene from last night like a broken reel and I can't shut off. Is the fact that Jim— my Jim was pounding into that woman on our bed while his hands gripping her hips so hard that I swear I could see the bruises forming even from the hallway. “Take it all, you greedy bitch,” he had snarled.
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Side Chick Era… Over

Side Chick Era… Over

She spent less and less time with the cat. "The cat wanted her attention, so it started scratching the people around her who were taking her attention away. In the end, it even accidentally injured her with its claws. "After that, it was soon neglected. Later on, the cat became depressed and fell ill." Marina was very good at telling stories. Even such a simple tale became vivid and absorbing—so much so that Sharon found herself listening intently. When the story suddenly stopped, she instinctively asked, "And after it got sick? Did she abandon the cat?"
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Kassandra Grundler
You are doing a great job, I love how Sharon is against the high society circle. The story does not feel stale and repeated antics like most books but this one you don’t know what happens next. I’m rooting for Sharon and her friends to stick the middle finger to everyone who thought so little of her
Tanima Sharma
I love the book. Love all the twists and turns, and particularly Sharon's will to not act like a coy, delicate, helpless person. She did not even cry once. I am hopeful that her angle with Thomas will be explored deeper. He is a perfect crazy billionaire, who could actually be her equal. Unlike ML.
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Don't Touch

Don't Touch

I mumbled. Elliot looked up at me and slowly reached to grab my arm, “It's just a theory. I'm not saying that that's exactly what you have, but it's just something that you can relate to.” he said and showed me a page from his book. “So, most people with major depression have conditions that can be identified from the 5 things listed: feeling sad or irritable most days, less interested in most activities you once enjoyed, lose or gain weight from a change of appetite, trouble sleeping or wanting to sleep more, feeling of restlessness, unusually tired, feeling worthless or guilty, difficulty concentrating, and lastly thinking of harming yourself or committing suicide.”
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The Millionaire Ghost

The Millionaire Ghost

Huggins said looking ashamed now. " I hope you are happy. She lost someone and still came to work; can you do that? Cathy, you lost your cat three months ago and you stayed at home crying. The cat was not even dead then. She lost someone important to her and still came to work and we are giving her the 3rd degree for trying to hide the evidence of her tears. " Anthony said as Cathy seemed to shrink into herself. " I didn't know. " Cathy said defensively. She thought that she would have gotten Maisie in trouble and now she was the one getting in trouble for being inconsiderate.
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A Vampire's Witch

A Vampire's Witch

She ignored the molding food still in the sink from a couple of days ago and started making her toast when a Calico cat hopped up onto the small table. "Good morning Teeka." Willow ran her fingers over the cat's head and along her back. Teeka purred softly, brushing against her fingers. Willow smiled lightly, relaxing in the feline's presence, and continued making her breakfast. As she ate quietly, her eyes wandered around the kitchen, taking in the peeling wallpaper, the molded food in the sink, and the clutter surrounding the garbage can. Her heart sank into the pit of her stomach, forcing her to lose her appetite.
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Once upon a Time

Once upon a Time

*** The hand wrote on the book with enthusiasm. The black pen against the book was something the writer had gotten accustomed to in a short period of time. He wrote down, Dear diary, For the first time, I'm convinced that I am doing the wrong thing but I can't seem to stop myself. Every passing day I have my patience deteriorating and.... He hesitated before sighing and tearing the page off. Closing the book, he threw it on the table and laid on the couch jadedly.
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Carmen's Diary

Carmen's Diary

Carmen never used to like diary books and thought that they were stupid, reminding you of the reality you want to escape from. Tears fell down her cheeks as she was reading it. 'As you are reading this, you perhaps already know that I left or I am on my way to the airport now. My plane flies at 10 pm. I don't honestly know where I am going and why. But always remember that I'll forever support you. We'll talk daily, please don't cry. I miss you already. Happy birthday again.' As she finished, a sound of a car was heard. Carmen rushed to her bedroom's window and stared outside. It was Liam!
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I absolutely adore 'The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today'—it’s one of those series that blends humor and heart in such a unique way. In Vol. 2, the cat’s depression stems from this hilarious yet relatable sense of existential dread. Here’s this giant, hyper-competent cat who can cook, clean, and basically run a household better than most humans, but he’s stuck in a cycle of mundane routines. The manga does a brilliant job of juxtaposing his domestic prowess with his inner turmoil. It’s like he’s questioning his purpose despite being ‘perfect’ on the surface. The more he excels at human tasks, the more he feels disconnected from his feline identity, which leads to these melancholic moments where he just stares into space or sighs dramatically.

What makes it so engaging is how the series balances comedy with deeper themes. The cat’s depression isn’t just a gag—it’s a commentary on how even the most capable beings can feel unfulfilled. The humor comes from the absurdity of a giant cat folding laundry while pondering the meaning of life, but there’s a quiet sadness too. Vol. 2 delves deeper into his relationship with his owner, Saku, who’s blissfully oblivious to his struggles. Their dynamic is sweet and frustrating in equal measure, and it adds layers to his depression. He’s not just sad; he’s lonely in his perfection. The art style amplifies this, with exaggerated expressions that swing from deadpan exhaustion to over-the-top despair. It’s a masterclass in tonal balance, and I’ve reread it just to appreciate how well it nails that mix.

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