Marionetta Characters Novels & Stories

Jenna was the first to walk over to Marion and step right up and press her naked body against her saying, "It's great to meet you. My name is Jenna, I'm their daughter." When Jenna stepped back Kim was right there waiting her turn to hug Marion as well. Ted stood to their side and watched the two wives hug before saying, "See honey, I told you all the members of this family are really wonderful people." I reached out my hand to shake hands with Marion and noticed she immediately looked down at my cock as she extended her hand to take mine. I sized her up to be about 5'6" and she had dirty blonde hair. I also took note of her "C" sized tits and when she stepped back after our hand shake I not

Mo didn't answer and only patted Wendy's head, she knew how she had raised me so she was not ready to intervene. "There's no need for me to join, Marie is already here as a representative, Did you carry her well?" "Idiora will never change, I don't need any protection, I play the tank here." Marie came forward, clutching one of her stuffed animals to her chest. "You don't even look sad, I'm disappointed in you." "I'm sad, in my heart, but I have many hearts... Oh, I forgot that your puppets can play many roles."

He took my charms so easily! “She is…” Said Parker who’s looking eye to eye with me. Those green eyes feel so natural. It suits his light aura. I think my best weapon right now is to stop whining and smile all the time huh? “Stop spoiling that child!” Said Hamstell who’s totally ruining the mood! My blood boiled back extremely. That ugly beast! When I grow up I should get rid of that idiot all by myself! He’s the dumbest living handsome alive! But wait… Marionette? A Crowned Prince Marionette? Me?!

Marcel: I had watched other women choosing slaves around and about. I grew up watching my mother having them trained, brought in, and even sent to my room… I watched a few grow up, being brought in from the world that they lived in to be slaves here within he pack… But never in my life did I see such gentleness, understanding, and sympathy toward the women, who in theory, should have been in the lowest of ranks. She didn’t raise her voice. Didn’t posture.