Novel & Cerita Lisa The Vegetarian

"I'll save it for later. I'm worried about your face." We continued with the sandwiches, adding chips to the plates and choice of beverage over ice. Lucia helped support Lisa to come to the table. I sat down and Lisa sat in my lap. I fed her, taking my time, spending lots of time caressing her, kissing her, nuzzling her neck. When we'd finished eating, I slipped two fingers in her cunt and masturbated her to two orgasms. "Master," she whispered into my neck as she slowly came down from the last one, "we missed you so much."

And while my mind had gotten an ice bath of epic proportions, the message had yet to make it to the rest of my body. My younger sister was certainly cute. She was petite, skinny, with an elfin face and an adorable smile. Lindsay was one of those artsy, granola types -- all about health and wellness. She'd been vegan since she was twelve and did barre at least three times a week. And so even though she wasn't curvy at all, she was nicely defined. Especially her pert, bubble butt. "Get in here," Lucy said. Her demand was ridiculous, but it did the trick. Lindsay scampered into Lucy's bedroom like she was the one who'd been caught doing something naughty. "Grab a pillow off my bed."

Just then, Helen and Bosvana walked in with trays containing rice and vegetables with some separate plates for beef. “Enjoy.” Helen said after setting the table. Bosvana only walked out without a word. I grabbed a plate of rice and well garnished vegetables, earning a look from Daya. “You don't eat meat?” I smiled, “I've always been a vegetarian.” The twins looked at themselves, “But vampires can't hold out for long without meat.” “You're right.” I said. I didn't know how long I could hold on to only eating vegetables but I couldn't give up my principles just to live.

Lisa’s voice broke my thoughts. “Hungry?” she asked, her grin sharp and unsettling. She held out a bowl of something I couldn’t identify. It smelled sharp and bitter, like crushed leaves and dirt. I shook my head quickly. “No, thank you,” I said, my voice tight. My stomach churned at the thought of eating anything they prepared. Lisa’s grin widened. “You need to eat. For the babies,” she said, shoving the bowl closer to me. Her tone was playful, but her eyes shone with something darker. “Don’t insult me by refusing.”

I said to no one in particular. “Oh, I’m sorry,” the waitress said, looking like she didn't know what to do. She quickly took away the plate and tossed it away. “I never knew you are a vegetarian,” Lorenzo said, looking intrigued. “There are so many things you don’t know about me.” “Yes, that's true.” Lorenzo nodded. “At least we have the whole night to know more about each other.” He said, smiling.

“Vegan cassoulet. It’s Luci’s favorite.” She raised her brows. “Vegan? She’s a vegan?” Brie nodded. “Yes. She started about a year ago,” She blinked in surprise. It wasn’t common for kids to be that dedicated. “That’s new. I’m actually surprised.” “Yeah,” Brie said softly. “She became one after she lost her pet.” Her chest tightened with sympathy. “Oh, I’m so sorry. Was it a dog?” “No,” Brie shook her head. “A cat. Mr. Vitale shot her.”

Moni whispered. Lisa immediately joined Moni in looking, her heart shattered upon seeing Devan, the man she loved, being treated like an animal by them, even laughing loudly as they watched Devan eat eagerly. "I want to kill them!" Lisa exclaimed angrily. "Don't act rashly. Look at their bodies, they're both trained men. We won't win a strength contest against them. Whether we like it or not, we have to wait until they get tired and rest," Moni replied. "But they've already started giving Devan that cursed doctor's concoction!"

“I'll always be here for you, Lis.” Blinking back happy tears, Lisa pulls the plate of sandwiches closer, digging into the familiar taste and flavor like a reviving balm. Freya plunged onto the couch next to Lisa, watching her dig into her meal. "Whenever you're ready, Lis, I'm here to listen. Lisa looks up at her with a piece of sandwich in her mouth, and Freya nods at her reassuringly. She gently eats her sandwich, taking the last bite, gulping it down with a glass of cranberry, and then turning to Freya.

She never grew up with fancy restaurants, so she was clueless about what to order. "Maya?" Jason called out and brought her out of her thoughts. "Could I just get the caramelized tofu lettuce wraps, please?" There weren't many vegetarian items on the menu, so Maya just chose the one that sounded the most appetizing. Jason and Liam began talking about the business while Maya and Skyler got to know each other. "Judging by your order, I'm going to assume you're vegetarian?" "Yea, I've been vegetarian all my life." In the middle of their conversation, Maya dropped her napkin. Jason noticed and covered the corner of the table with his hand as she bent down to pick it up. He didn't want Maya to hu

Lisa sat down in front of the bar finishing of her glass of Martin. A fine looking lady approached her. She had short hair , brown eyes like russet. Wearing some short shorts and a nice t-shirt revealing her beautiful shape. "Hey baby." She smiled. " Your first time here?" She sat down in front of her. " Ohh! I don't look like a commoner here ? " Lisa turned her focus to look at the girl. "I know everyone that comes here. And I've never seen you before." She takes a sip in a glass she carried.