Worse Nights
Thanks, ethan," megan said in that same breathy voice, planting her paws on the bench underneath her and letting her feet play at the cement porch.
Vacation: Clothing Optional (Father/Son Incest)
He turned back to the open door and rolled his eyes at his son, puck, who was standing on the porch in the afternoon sun, running his thumb over his cell phone. "vacation's started, kiddo. ditch the phone," he said.
Chance's Encounters. Prologue.
The wide eyed puppy looked back over his shoulder from the front porch as the door slammed behind him. he winced at the sound folding his ears back and closing his eyes.
Ordering In
He ignored it for the time being and bent over one of the porch chars. "lets see if you can do a better job than that little cogi johny huh?"
The Cameron Hotel Chapter 5
But he kept going, anyway: down off of the porch and out across the front yard.
Judging A Book
Judging a book balto stretched as he walked out onto the porch of his new home in nome, alaska for the first time since mid winter.
Rainfall - Chapter 01
I was leaning in the porch railing of the farm, observing the jungle line in the distance, a few cows in the meadow between me and it.
Wild Horse Whispering Part II
Desmond palmed the railing of the porch for a moment, staring gwen down and swishing his long, banded tail. he slipped down his briefs and left them on the porch then descended the steps, keeping his eyes on the mare all the way up to her.
Born This Way: Chapter 5
Ollie moved his hand around my arm and pulled me away from the porch, his brows furrowed and his phone still in his hand. "c'mon, let's go.
A visit
I made one last check out at the back porch just to make sure, but all i could see was pitch-black forest. heaving another sigh, i went back in and latched the door shut.
Wereness 2. The Man
"the porch is roughly 50 feet long and 20 feet deep." he answers your thoughts. "that would be in keeping with the average proportions of a farmhouse porch. but correct me if i am wrong.
Streams (Chapter 1)
A cloud of smoke floated up from under the porch. "not really," she said.