The Playground Novels & Stories

Touch me again. Alex grinned, releasing her hand. 'Oh, I will. But let's make it interesting.' He reached over to the nightstand drawer, pulling it open with a soft creak. Inside lay his collection of toys, hidden from prying eyes. He selected a thick dildo ridged along the shaft, with a flared base for easy handling. It was black, veined realistically, the kind that stretched just right. Maria's eyes widened, a mix of curiosity and excitement flashing across her face. She'd never used one with a man before, but the idea sent a fresh gush of wetness to her core. 'What are you going to do with that?'

"The playground? You mean like a place for children?" Rafael nodded enthusiastically. "A place for children... and for us who want to return to our childhood for a moment." Aurora looked at him with a hesitant smile, then shook her head as she took Rafael's hand. "You really never run out of ideas." Soon, they were at a small playground not far from the villa. The park was quite crowded, filled with the laughter of children and their parents. However, there were also young couples who seemed to have come just to relax and enjoy the atmosphere, like them.

Bryan said taking them inside. Arabella smiled, taking a look at the ambience of the kindergarten, covered with green surroundings and the playground equipment, "This is really nice." "Who would play on these dumb seesaws or slides?" Abigail rolled her eyes looking at the playground, Alexander mumbled pulling his mother's sleeve, "What do they mean by 'kids' gym'? One should train their mind, not their body, at this age." Arabella knew their cunning schemes very well, so gave a sly smile in return, "There's a swing too, you can play on that, and the kindergarten has a lot of puzzles to train your brain."

After classes, we always play in the nearest playground in their village and the most familiar thing about it is the swings. Today, Adler asked me to meet up with him in the playground. As soon as we came, we sat on the swings that is annoyingly creaking as the chains move back and forth. The air was cold and wind was strong. I could feel the hairs of my skin raise as the cold wind brushed my face. In silence we watched the people around the playground. There are four children playing with a ball, a tall boy eating sandwich, and three girl sitting on the ground to make sandcastles. Truly, a playground is a place that give piece

Loudy, who has the most adventurous spirit, asks, "What is the playground like?" "It's a big place with lots of games. There are swings, slides, and sometimes even a Ferris wheel! You can run all you want." The twins' eyes lit up at Evan's description. They had never imagined a world full of such things. All this time, their lives had been confined to the house and the surrounding yard. "Let's play now!" exclaimed Loudy suddenly, unable to contain her excitement any longer.

Monique walked slowly as Louise cautiously supported her to the playground. Rumors about the chairman pampering his daughter had spread throughout the entire company and all workers were sticking their heads out to have a look at the playground. The playground was not completed yet. The only things that were completed were the inflatable castle and the gigantic slide. The inflatable castle was spectacular, decorated with rainbow colors on it. The gigantic slide on the other hand had a few slides on it, each with different sizes and measurements. One look at it and everyone knew it was made from hi

It looked like it belonged in a park, not in someone's back yard. It had everything. Three slides, a set of swings, monkey bars and balancing beams. It was everything that a four year old girl could ever want in a playground. Wyatt had even shipped in white sand from some beach, because he said that it was softer and safer than other sand. “Look at me!” Maggie said, crawling to the top of the playground where a small platform was. In the center of that platform there was a flagpole with a big American flag sticking out of it. Maggie was holding onto the pole and smiling. Lily would have been worried sick to see that child playing at such at high elevation, but

I was stuck here. (Flashback Ends) "So that was how toy came to this pack, wow," Issac said after I recounted my story. I simply smiled and ruffled his hair. "Nina! Isaac!" Someone called our. Not just someone, Blossom. She was the only one that came in her unannounced like that. "Blossom!" Issac called excitedly as he rushed to hug her. "Hello, little boy," she teased him "I am not little," he pouted. "Thank you for the food,"

“Good looking out, Noah.” Noah gave a sage nod, and I couldn’t help but laugh. “I’ll be right back,” I said, walking away with Noah in tow. The playground was close enough that I’d be able to see Noah while Marley and I ate. It was covered in a bed of hay and some tumbling mats so if any of the kids fell, they’d at least have a soft landing. I paid the gaggle of girls running the playground and acting as informal supervisors. We chatted a bit, and I learned they were an all-shifter softball team. They were running the playground to raise funds for equipment and uniforms.

Host, I found the perfect company to build the playground. It's called Natural Playgrounds." “Really?” Ryden got up in an instant after hearing the good news from Daisuke. "Yes, Host. Natural Playgrounds Company designs and builds green, sustainable playgrounds. I picked them because for twenty years they've been designing, and for seven years building, this country's most beautiful, intriguing, cost-effective, philosophically appropriate natural playgrounds! Overall, they're a perfect fit for the job,” Daisuke explained the details.