Hey Mister, Bring Me a Little Fox!
The shopkeeper pulled his assistant into his arms. “kid, we’re going to get rich!”
Chapter I: In the Backwoods
He devastated the middle shelf before he landed with a heavy thud over the shopkeeper. owin had about less than half the girth of cinnabar. if the youth had not been so soft in his fat, the shopkeeper would probably have broken a few ribs.
Karma Is A Bitch [Request]
"i tried asking that creepy shopkeeper, but i don't think he spoke fuckin' english. and his eye, too - you ever read harry potter? remember that one guy with the magic eye, and how he could see through walls and behind himself and stuff?
Chapter Three: Expendable
The shopkeeper-dragon ran the figures in his head for a moment. "should be no more than... say, an even 10 crowns. that should cover just fine."
Seeing Spots
The shopkeep followed his stare and grinned. "it's an original rorshav're, but in the ten years that its hung there, nobody ever seemed to show any interest in it.
Scent Seduction
"well i dated a stallion for a year , and i was looking for something that would be able to better satisfy my needs," jenda whispered softly in the shopkeepers ear.
Curse of Greed
"everyone in this sorry excuse for a town pays it," the worgen continued to elaborate for the new shopkeeper.
Penchant: CH 14-2*: Concluding a Busy Night
The shopkeeper did not intend to go easy either, but she felt up to it. ~ the weight of the shopkeeper pressed down on her back as he mounted her, his thick member expanding rapidly as he lined up with her.
An American Fox in Paris
The shopkeeper asked. "uh...um...parlez-vous anglais?" "non, m'exuse, monsieur," the shopkeeper said, shaking his head. "perhaps i can help," said a soft tenor voice.
Summer at the Lakehouse
The skunk remembers something the shopkeeper said, about being careful about dosages, and not using the hookah for too long... nothing about mixing the mu'assels though. "yeah, that sounds good! the shopkeeper only said to not go overboard."
Krystal's Enslavement: Chapter 2
Fox pulled off his vest and started to work at the rest of his clothes, pulling them off and dropping them to the floor, "she can start by thanking me for rescuing her from that shopkeeper."
Leopard's Rosettes
He figured the shopkeeper or shopkeepers had left for lunch and forgot to lock the door. they hadn't even left a 'be back soon' sign in the front window that most small businesses had around town. he stared forward blankly, lost in thought.