Timide Novels & Stories

[Oh no, oh no, the deadbeat's here, and now this woman's going to pull something! [Hold it together! The smugger she is now, the harder she'll fall later! And honestly, who even knows whose kid that is!] My stomach dropped, but Vivian had already made her move. She glanced toward the door, took a step forward, then flinched as if something had startled her. Mom instinctively raised her arm. That one motion. Vivian let out a sharp cry, lurched to the side, right hand clamped over her belly, her face flipping from smug to terrified in a heartbeat.

I heaved a sigh of relief, happy I was not late after checking my wrist-watch and went inside. When I got in, the eyes that turned to me stuck and stared in awe. “Isn’t he Todd?” I heard. “I never thought I’d see him physically?” “ Isn’t he so hot?” I ignored the attention. As I said, I have had enough of wasting time this morning. I saw and went over to Tanner, a big round man. “Hey pretty boy, you are here already?” were his first words to me. He was extremely hairy and this almost hid his white skin. He was wearing a yellow apron and white shirt under. His trousers were black.

But for the first time, I saw the slight tremor in his hand as he closed his laptop. ​He wasn't protecting his Legacy. He was terrified of it.

Tim Tim smiled greedily as he returned to his office for a late afternoon meeting. He couldnt help feeling proud of himself , he enjoyed his encounter with Liza and hoped for more. He thought about how innocent and defiled she looked with his cock down her throat. He could not wait to get the opportunity to be screaming his name, he couldnt care less if it was in pleaseure or pain as all he cared about was his own satisfaction.

"Why won't you give up?" "Why won't you?" Ace wondered, his voice soft. "I'm stubborn." "I'm learning that I am also stubborn when it comes to you," Ace said. Tai couldn't help but laugh. "How often do you lose control?" Ace asked curiously. Tai shifted uncomfortably. "It's hard to say. It's closely linked to my emotions." "Do you get angry often?" Ace asked. "Can you not tell that I get pissed off easily?" Tai scoffed. Ace smiled. "Everyone has their flaws," he said.

“Sorry about that, we didn’t see you there.” My heart raced as I felt the ground shake beneath me, the giant animal standing mere inches away. Okay, maybe it wasn’t that close, but it sure felt like it too me. “No, that’s okay. That was my fault, really. I was lost in thought and… the corner… I…,” I said backing up quickly, hoping I wouldn’t spook Horsezilla into a killing frenzy. “Her name’s Tasha. She’s super friendly. Would you like to pet her?” the rider asked, unaware that I’d rather wrestle a rattlesnake away from a rabid pitbull than come near her (or any other) horse for that matter.

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He chuckled, throwing the wandering hand in the air. “Feisty and smart, you know I would have jumped on the spot if the guys were paying attention.” He whispered as he got closer to the end of his sentences. First, he has the audacity to touch me, and then he gives me a lame excuse on why he shouldn't be touching me. It is not that I am afraid of what my men would do to him, it is just that I belong to them. Tim is subtly insulting, if you grow up around terrible and manipulative people, you probably wouldn't catch it.

He shook the small hand that was extended towards him, introducing himself, "Hello Tim! I am Vantae" They both sat down on the grassy patch. Vantae took Tim's hands as he examined for any possible scratches. "Are you okay, Bun? They didn't hurt you, did they?" He asked gently. Tim shook his head as he flashed an adorable bunny smile, little teeth sticking out. "Tim, did you know those guys?" Vantae asked, remembering how the bully called his name.

Tim asked after a few moments of silence. "I have no idea. All I know is that this is my chance to find out about who I truly am and I can't pass it up," Tim looked visibly sick. He didn't like this. I could also see that he was afraid and was simply trying to mask it. There was worry, no fear in his eyes and I couldn't blame him. I'd be stupid if I said I wasn't scared myself But I had come too far and I was not about to give up. I was no coward either.