Little Devil Cartoon Novels & Stories

It was time for him to meet the rumoured devil and his men. “Wait, who am I kidding?” He laughed, “It’s not as if the devil will notice me even if I’m one of the strippers dancing on the pole.” Everyone knows the devil is a player, but no one has seen him with any woman. There hadn't even been a single scandal about him. It wasn’t as if Kon had seen him in person. However, the things he has heard about the devil were more than enough. He took a deep, steady breath before he entered the room.

He pointed, and got a silly pout from the little bunny. " Baby was itching me_ " " Oh! " He half smiled, fondly patting her hair. " Look at you. Baby wasn't itching you. " He smacked her nose. " You are the dirty one, baby. You are covered in flour. " Soon he rolled up her shirt, skillfully pulling it off her head. It fell to the ground, leaving the little bunny bare from the top. The big devil had a blank expression on his face. He straddled her waist, pulled her closer and settled on her belly.

Happy, sad, and content. “ Where is my little devil?! ” Granny entered our new room and made her way to the balcony connected to it. My little devil instantly pulled back and got down from my lap. His speed was impressive as he jumped into Granny’s arms. “ Gwanny! ” His happiness was a sight to behold. He only came up to my knee but he was capable of lightening up the world with his smile. “ Oh, my baby! ” Granny pulled him in her arms. His arms closed around her neck as he clung to her. He was his Gwanny’s boy as he liked to call it.

“You think I had no childhood?” I grinned. And somehow… that turned into an entire conversation. We talked about old cartoons we watched growing up. Shinchan. Doraemon. Ninja Hattori. Perman. Pokémon. Even those weird cartoon ads that used to randomly appear between episodes. Leon admitted he used to imitate cartoon characters as a child. I nearly choked laughing. “You?” I stared at him in disbelief. “Mr. Calm and Mature?” “Oh trust me,” he deadpanned. “I was a menace.”

(Adelaide) The beast passed girl after girl—barely noticing the ones trembling in puddles of their own terror. Then he reached Calia. The thin girl whimpered, tears streaking down her face. For one horrifying heartbeat, Adelaide thought he would take her—take this fragile doe and crush her without a thought. But the Devil sniffed the air around Calia—one deep inhale—then moved on. Straight toward Adelaide. Her stomach dropped. Her knees threatened to give. But she locked her spine, forcing her chin up.

“And the world will know that what belongs to the Devil… stays with the Devil.” As he led me out of the cellar, a low, subsonic growl rumbled in his chest. In that moment, I knew the truth. Girard Roux wasn’t human at all. And I was about to enter a cage far more dangerous than this cellar.

Outside, the thunder rolled again, and for the first time, Aria realized something terrifying. The Devil wasn't heartless after all. He was just broken.

He backed and saw the new portrait hanging in front of him; Her nipples clamped while her legs parted with the spreader bar. But the Devil was not done yet. “I want you to say those words to me, Adele.” She quenched, listened but didn’t answer him. The next thing she heard was a vibrating sound coming from behind her back. “No, no, no, Decker,” she begged. She tried to get away, but it was not possible. “This is not what I want to hear,” He pulled her tiny waist at her bare chest and trailed the little monster in her folds. “I am begging you,”

The one at the left looked at his friends before looking behind me, then turned towards me with a raised brow. "There's no one behind you, little one," he said softly. I gave him a confused look before looking back, and to my surprise, there was no one really behind me. "Oh," I said softly before smiling. "I guess I have a stupid imagination then," I stated before clapping my hands softly. "Well off I go, nice to meet you guys," I said before turning around, ready to walk away. "What if the person comes back, huh? We won't be here next time," I heard a voice say with a chuckle.