Swift Wash Crystal Lake Novels & Stories

Crystal stood straight and dropped the robe on the lounge, then cat walked to the swimming pool, she made sure to shake her ass cheeks while doing so and her ears perked when she heard him say something inaudible. Crystal immediately dived into the water and swam through the cold liquid, then swam to the top. She ran her hands from her hairline to the back of her head, then blinked the water beads out of her eyes. She smiled at him as he chuckled. "Why don't you dive in?" She asked, and he wagged his finger at her. "Maybe in the next few minutes... I've been in there for too long," he replied, and laid down on the lounge.

I owed her now. “All right, folks. Amanda, Marc, Luke… fix up this place! Make it look nice for, uh… Walda and Beatrice!” I ordered. Luke rolled his eyes. “What, you want us to make a pond too? For those two fellas?” He smirked, pointing at the two swans. “Yeah, actually, you can do that!” Walda interrupted before I could respond. “They need a place to swim and play, but don’t worry I’ll make an enchanted, self-cleaning lake for them!”

“Really. The others are already down at the lake. They sent me to collect you.” “You don’t have to ask twice.” Twenty minutes later, I was standing at the edge of our private swimming spot, wearing a simple blue swimsuit and debating whether to ease into the water or just dive right in. The lake was crystal clear, fed by mountain springs that kept it cool even in the summer heat. Tall trees provided dappled shade around the edges, and a rope swing hung from an old oak tree for the more adventurous swimmers. “Are you getting in or just admiring the view?” Kael called from where he was floating on his back in the deeper water.

“It’s peaceful. I have no doubt you’ll like it.” I settle back into my seat. If it’s not in that institution, then I will surely love it. Already watching the snow glisten on mountain leaves me oddly peaceful. Eventually, once I thought the mountain could continue up no more, Alden turns down a gravel driveway. It leads us to the last thing I thought I would see here near the top of a mountain. And it’s not the surprisingly large two story cabin which lights are already turned on inside. It’s the lake. It might not be massive, but as we pull up, I’m still mesmerized by the crater that supports this ominous dark blue body of water. I’ve never seen anything like it.

She then runs off wagging her tail at me and looking back laughing. “Ok, two can play at that game!” I say while chuckling to myself chasing after her playfully It felt good to run through the forest for a while and just feel the crisp Autumn air flowing through our fur. It has definitely been a stressful couple of days since my arrival here and it feels good to unwind. I came into a clearing of the trees and up ahead I could see a beautiful lake with the moonlight shimmering on the surface of the water when I suddenly heard a blood curdling howl. I run into the clearing and look for Danica’s wolf but she is nowhere to be found. But I begin to smell the heavy metallic smell of blood. The cl