Dolls Kill Blouse Novels & Stories

His doll. And now she’s missing. This was one of the reasons why he didn’t want her to leave the villa, but he couldn’t say no after the conversation they had this morning over the phone call. For the first time, he couldn’t say no after she threatened him to leave. Who could have believed that the great Nikolai Kusabolatov, one of the most fearsome mobs all over Russia, couldn’t say no to a woman? A petite, doll-looking innocent woman.

Wow! I hate pink but it's looking so pretty with peach. The blouse felt heavy when I held it after a shower. It's embroidered with silver and pink thread, white, pink and peach stones. The blouse is laying perfectly with my curves. It has broad strips. I can feel the heaviness of my skirt when I hold it in my both hands and lift it slightly up.

His answer was a soft nod, a curve of his lips, and a card slipped under my fingers. It read only: DOLLHOUSE | Entry by appointment. Come ready to be changed. The invitation came three nights later. A white box was left at my door. Inside: A porcelain corset bone colored, boned structure, smooth as silk. Thigh-high stockings held up by velvet bows. A collar. Ivory. With a single ring at the throat. No panties. No instructions except a folded card that read: “Dolls don’t speak. They wait.” My clit pulsed the second I read it.

The dolls weren’t displayed with their names or back stories, but he greeted several by name. Greta watched the man walk through the shop, interacting with various dolls. Each one got a unique response, like he was receiving several responses to his presence. His attention shift the Hailey suddenly and he announced. “Hello. Quick warning, Lizzy here hates children and men. I suspect a man took her life because she was an unwed mother. She blamed the children for her sorry state and her death.” He looked pleasant enough.

Hades smirked and played with a lock of Doll's now soft lavender hair. Doll's face scrunched up and Hades was rewarded with a petulant glare. Hades tickled Doll's belly underneath the cozy blanket. "Why don't you get dressed? I have the clothes from the Persians set aside for you in the bathroom. Then we'll get down to planning something idiotic." The tom couldn't help but whistle as Doll wandered away sans blanket and nibbling on a strawberry creme puff Jinx handed off to him. "Reel it in, tomcat." Jinx rolled his eyes. "At least until we do this really dumb shit."

Rose A large pile of dresses was taking over my bed. No one could agree on one. My mom was pushing for a tulle dress. Harriet was adamant it should be off the shoulder for easy access to my neck. Heather pushed for a blue or pink dress to bring out the color of my eyes. Iris liked all of the dresses but seemed to prefer the more revealing ones. I had been forced to try on at least a dozen. Honestly, I was just getting annoyed with all of them. I knew they meant well, but I was not their personal doll to dress up.

"Don't remind me." She shoved a flowy blouse into my arms instead, soft cream fabric with tiny buttons. "Try this. Loose but classy. No one will suspect a thing." In the dressing room, I stared at my reflection. The blouse actually worked. It skimmed over my stomach without clinging, giving the illusion of normalcy. Still me, but... concealed. When I stepped out, Sophie gasped like I was Cinderella coming down the stairs. "Yes! See? Perfect! Nobody will ever know."