Stanky Leg Novels & Stories

“Come here.” My legs felt like they belonged to someone else. They carried me forward anyway, one shaky step, then another, until I stood between his knees. The smell hit me first: sharp musk of fresh cum, stale beer, old cigarette smoke baked into the couch fabric. It should have turned my stomach. Instead it made the empty, pulsing ache between my legs clench harder.

“You... stink. What is that horrible smell?!” Henrique let go of her and took off his jacket with a grim, murderous expression. Stuck to the back of the expensive fabric was a sticky, yellowish, disgusting-looking substance that exuded an odor of death and decay. Helena covered her nose with both hands. “What is that? For God's sake, don't tell me it's... robot poop?” Henrique threw the coat in the corner, away from them, and said with deadly coldness: "Surströmming. Swedish fermented fish. They say it's the smelliest food in the world. It was Axel's idea to put it in the joke arsenal.

“Ugh!" The sudden stench from the leave hit me like a punch in the face as the smell of Cassandra's perfume disintegrated completely. The new smell was bitter, rotting and like a mix of old blood and fermented bile. I gagged and threw it away from me on instinct, my skin crawling from how foul it was. The parchment fluttered to the floor next to it, releasing more of that god-awful scent.

Adam grumbled at Uncle Austin. Uncle Austin then looked at the black square-shaped item embedded in the marble table, Uncle Austin smiled. "They didn't hide the stove, Lord." Uncle Austin answered patiently. “The stove you have been looking for is behind you. It's black and square." He continued. Adam finally looked back, it was true. The stove had actually been seen earlier, but he thought that it was part of the table. The picture or pattern on the table.

After all, not all rogue's shared the same smell. The stench intensified, becoming almost unbearable. It was a nauseating blend of odours, reminiscent of a week-old, spoiled meal left to ferment in a closed container, mixed with the pungent, sulphurous smell of rotten eggs. The air was thick with this foul aroma, making it difficult to breathe without feeling a wave of disgust. “Thaddeus,” she slightly whispered. “There is a strange smell in the air… It smells like danger.”

The floor was sticky and dirty, and the smell emanating from the place was stale and off-putting, a suffocating mix of dust, cigarettes, and something vaguely medicinal. I heard a heavy footstep behind me and turned to see Damien standing in the doorway, his expensive boots looking ridiculously out of place on the grimy floor. He looked like he was heading for war in his dark jeans and perfectly fitted leather jacket. “God, this place stinks,” he said, wrinkling his nose in disgust as I walked further inside, the familiar weight of sadness settling over me. He followed, his imposing presence filling the small, depressing space, making it feel even more cramped.

“What did you buy, Aunt Lindy? Why does it smell so bad?” “It’s stinky tofu!” Lindy exclaimed excitedly. “I found a popular stinky tofu shop that has been going viral online. The stinky tofu that they sell is incredible. They sell the best stinky tofu I’ve ever had. That’s why I bought some for all of you as well. It so happens that everyone in this family is a huge fan of stinky tofu!”

Stained and ruined for all eternity. I hurry out of the couch to go to the bathroom and throw up again but freeze once I’m standing. Something sticky and viscous is running down the inside of my leg. I look down and see the sticky white substance of his semen lightly streaked with red. The sight has my stomach cramping and I slap my hand over my mouth to try and contain anything that wants to come out and rush to the bathroom.

Stacy replied as they walked towards the cabin. “It’s my fault too, I didn’t come to Dom’s ceremony and I didn’t offer help when your Packhouse was lost.” “Look, I need your help identifying a scent I have never smelt before.” Stacy added as the two sat in opposite chairs in the main living area of the cabin. “Sure, what was the combination?” Nikki asked as she leaned back in the leather recliner. “Asian, no Oriental, with nasty bite to it, like…” “Like decay.” Nikki finished, not as a question but stating a fact.

I staggered and recoiled steps backwards, bumping into a kid with a dirty red hair, when a nasty smell hitted my nostrils. The huge guy's armpit stank of decayed meat, and sweat dripped from his under arm since he was on a brow torn singlet. Which I greatly suspected had been white, but currently brown because of lack of washing. I could feel the food I had eaten earlier on, leaving the pit of my stomach to travels it's way up to my throat. "I can't stand this." I muttered in disgust, releasing an hefty spittle and was about retreating when I hear someone screamed.