Opheebop X Bob Novels & Stories

Motivated, the goblin disappeared from view. "Shit," Mike muttered, approaching another podium nearby. Standing on it firmly, he grabbed onto the side with one hand and touched the metal sphere at its base. Expecting to lurch upward, he felt ghost hands grab him around his legs and back, holding him in place as the podium moved. Mike discovered quickly that rubbing his hand upward on the sphere caused it to fly, while left and right moved it along the long rows of books. He quickly landed his podium next to Tink's, stepping out onto the marble floor.

Phoebe was stunned for a while before she explained hastily, “That’s not it. I just didn’t want you to feel bad. You did everything for them, but they didn’t appreciate you for it.” Sophia decided she wouldn’t expose Phoebe. “I didn’t do it for them. Don’t you think it’s a little too much for me to ask them to thank me?” Phoebe chuckled. “I guess you’re right. You did it for my sake, after all.” They were shooting the breeze when Robert opened the door and served them fruits and drinks. Then, he said to Sophia, “Guess who I saw just now, Ms. Sophia?” She asked, “Who?”

Her voice has an ever-so-slight quiver around the edges. “Who are they?” Dani asks, her expression bored. “Big Bang Theory,” I tell her, still looking at Caroline even though she won’t return the favor. “Popular TV show.” “Never heard of it,” Dani says. “Sounds lame.” “The characters are hilarious, smart people. You wouldn’t enjoy it,” Care says, her expression tight as she stares at Dani’s hand on my arm. Her eyes finally lift to mine, and she seems to take a deep breath. “Congrats on the win. I mean that. I know it was…everything you wanted.” She looks at Dani and then back at me. “I’m happy for you.”

The two were so engaged in chatting that they did not even notice that someone came in. “Jennie, I’m sorry for being late.” Jennie regained her composure, stood up, and explained to Olivia. “Pheebs, this is Bob, the attorney I just mentioned.” Olivia stretched out her right hand. “Hi, I’m Phoebe.” Bob shook her hand and said with a smile, “Hello, Ms. James. I just heard from Ms. Sutherland that you are in charge of the design, right?” “Yes, that’s right.”

She was already ruined, already scattered, and yet, as Bobi reached down for her, she felt that dark, familiar spark of arousal flicker back to life. "Bobi..." she whispered, her voice a mere thread of sound, almost like a soft beckoning for him to claim her. "Don't worry, baby," Bobi said, a slow, terrifying smile on his lips. "I’m going to make sure you remember my name long after this week is over." He pulled her by the neck and slowly wipes the cum off her face with his handkerchief before kissed her passionately, and then he let her see his big hefty dick. “Do you think you can handle this?”

I hope this guy will take the initiative to come over and talk to me. The stranger did just that, picking up his coffee he came over to our table and asked if it was ok to join us. Beth motioned him to sit across from her and he immediately told her how much he enjoyed watching her. She told him that I was Doug and she was Beth. His name was Bob and it had been awhile since he saw a nice pussy because he was currently between girlfriends. He seemed to be a nice guy and Beth started to let him in on what she likes and why she was showing him her pussy.

Brianne wanted to speak, but when she saw the look on my face, she knew whatever this was, it was not going to get resolved now, and so she let me go. Finally alone, I headed to the bar for a drink, and just as my luck would have it, Dame swooped in front of me. “What’s the matter, Beck?” I kept my mouth shut and tried to ignore his presence. I’d heard that if you close your eyes and count to three, then you could make things disappear. But when I opened my eyes, he was still there, staring at me with a callous smile. “Don’t tell me you’re still sore over Jonas?” He teased.

It was possession. She sat, trembling inwardly, but his touch anchored her. More than that, it branded her. She was painfully aware of the way the others glanced at her, their eyes narrowing, their mouths twitching with smirks they didn’t dare let fully form. Adrian’s silence was enough to keep them all in line. The man at the opposite end of the table cleared his throat. He was older, stockier, with a face that had been carved into hard lines by time and cruelty. “Maddox,” he said, voice gravelly. “We’ve come to discuss terms.”

“Huh? But I’m with a friend. I should tell her to leave—” “It’s alright. A friend of yours is a friend of mine. It’ll be my treat.” He chuckled, his voice deep and husky. “I’ve been waiting for this day for far too long.” [Holy cow! Here comes the showdown I live for!] [Don’t back down now, girl! Camden is totally all over you. Let him come. Show Poppy what a catch she has lost. I bet she’ll be weeping on the floor soon enough!] As her eyes sparkled, Cassie shared her coordinates.

But before I could delve deeper into those bitter memories, a voice broke through my thoughts. “It’s hard to tackle someone like Sophia, but you did a great thing back there.” Startled, I turned around quickly, nearly spilling my coffee. A young man stood a few steps behind me, his posture relaxed yet confident. His dark brown hair was neatly combed, and his striking hazel eyes held a hint of amusement as they met mine. He had a sharp jawline, a faint shadow of stubble, and a warm smile that softened his otherwise chiseled features.