Sukuna Bored Novels & Stories

Luca's eyes shun as he looked at it with a smile, I thought about how he would feel seeing me with a big belly after he dumped all his seeds in me and there was a smile on my face. They relaxed by the side, like they were waiting for something then Damon spoke up like a little demon with a grin on his lips, “ I'm bored. I need to be entertained.” I looked back at the scattered bottle of beers, I felt no urge to return back to that position and he saw the look too as he agreed with me and said, “ Truth or dare is boring now.” Luna and I nodded, we agreed. She sat by my side, turning as she placed her head on my laps, she took a sniff of my pussy smell with a giggle, placed her hands there lik

Putting me inside what I believe is a straight jacket as I’m lifted onto a trolley. Apparently, when I’m secured like this, I remind them of Hannibal Lector, whoever that is. My head rolls forward as I’m moved towards the Underwater Kingdom. Where I do my daily exercise and get gawked at by the humans. I’m not alone in the tank, no I am surrounded by many tropical and colourful fish. Plus two Navy divers armed with harpoon guns. Idiots. I smile to myself at the memory when I used my compulsion on the scientist and military personnel and watched as they killed each other. Fun times. Their screams make me happy, the look of horror on their faces help me sleep at night.

SIGRUN Seven Days Later... I was bored out of my mind. It wasn't the normal kind of bored. Not even a "there's nothing good on N*****x" bored. I'm talking trapped-in-a-massive-mountain-fortress-without-WiFi-and-my-werewolf-husband-had-disappeared-into-the-northern-wilderness-a-week-ago-without-informing-me bored. There was a difference. A very important difference. For one thing, normal boredom usually didn't involve several hundred thousand square feet of gothic architecture.

She murmured whilst Jaxson played a quick game of candy crush on his phone. "Listen, when you go and meet Mr Verrono inside just don't stare at him." Klaus said leaning on his neat side of the table. "Why would I stare at him Matrix?" She asked getting back to see the fishes. Jaxson chuckled finding her funny. It was no doubt that Klaus dressed like a matrix character, especially with those dark shades on. Klaus scoffed at her remark. The betas now stood beside her, catching a whiff of her scent. J: She smells odd?

The woman in front of me snorted with malicious anger. I wanted to wrap my arms around myself to keep the chill away, but I couldn’t even do that as my hands were bounded to my body, which was in turn bounded to the chair I sat on. I watched with teary eyes and a gloomy face as Rebecca brought out a pocket knife from her pocket. I closed my eyes as she snapped it up to reveal the gleam of it. "Welcome to the end." She whispered in my ears, unleashing more terror into me.

Edmund was using Wendy and her unborn child while Cody … Larissa could only think of Ruby and Bethany. Ruby and Bethany, huh … Larissa looked down and her eyes dulled. Seeing her expression change, Kevan's face darkened as well. He did not need to guess to know what she was thinking of right now. "Are you bored?" Kevan asked Dylan coldly. Dylan was super confused. "How am I bored? Wasn't I just discussing with you … Then Larissa video called you?"

He was lost in the moment, his mind clouded with uncertainty. He looked up at the sky. A thin veil of clouds drifted in, casting the moon in an eerie, otherworldly glow. When the cloud dissipated, Jeremy stared up at the moon, hoping for some kind of guidance or sign from Moon Goddess. But the moon remained silent and distant. Overwhelmed by the pressure and frustration, Jeremy let out a long, mournful howl. The sound echoed through the empty streets, carrying the weight of his worries and fears. In a moment of desperation, he ran into the woods, seeking solace in the quiet embrace of nature. He pushed himself until he was exhausted, his muscles aching and his lungs burning. Only then did he

Seeing the unusual quietness that surrounded the castle, Borgan raised his hand up to signal his hands to stop. Izhal and Auria descended and came to a stop near him. “Why is it so quiet?” Borgan wondered. It was eerily silent. “It is just as usual,” said Izhal. “They aren’t expecting the attack, hence I think they all are going on with their daily humdrum of life.” “That’s right!” said Auria impatiently. “Why are we standing? Let’s attack!”

she told him in a bored voice. Dark brows rose over his eyes. “You say that, Suzy, but you see I think that's not true. You're bored. Yeah, you got a job, an apartment to live in… The whole normal stuff, but I think you want more than normal. You want fun, and you want excitement,” “'My name is Susan,” she snapped. “And don't speak to me about my life. You don't even know me or anything about what I want. As for me being bored, I suppose it's a boredom you would have been only too happy to help ease?”

“Alpha, what did you find?” Brian asked as he reached the clearing, his voice laced with urgency. Knox turned his head slowly, his expression unreadable. His piercing green eyes landed on his Beta, who stood panting beside John—the Gamma—both of them in their shifted, naked human forms. The smell of sweat, blood, and wolf fur clung to the air. “I clearly told you to come alone, didn’t I?” Knox said, his voice dangerously low.