Stories From Elton High | Chapter 29

We hold paws and follow sam out to the parking lot. "thanks," i whisper. "for what?" he turns his muzzle quizzically.

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A Few Too Many

I stepped out of the car, onto a gravel parking lot. "this is the place?" i asked, staring up at a massive factory, the large concrete wall riddled with cracks and spots of mold. there was no lights on in the parking lot, or inside the building.

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Smoke Break

He enjoyed the gem's sparkle beneath the fluorescent parking lot lights, dazzling yet still subdued.

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The cub and The stone

All the while i walked across the parking lot i was rubbing my cock, imaging what our next meeting would be and wondering a lot of things about that big cock.

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Emily

The parking lot was still deserted but for himself and emily's body. as he had hoped, the noise from the dance had covered the racket of the rape and murder.

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(Dream Journal) I Am God

We began moving down the parking lot. zack turned back to look at me. zack: "did you see how many people i killed?! wasn't it amazing?!"

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The Foot Boy

She nodded towards the parking lot. "see, i came here by myself, but i brought a little more than i can carry with me. mind watching my stuff while i make a quick run back to the parking lot to get the rest?" "sure," andrew said.

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Carpus delicti - II

The car lead her to a parking lot of a small diner, to her amusement one where they sell doughnuts.

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A Chance of Showers - Part Eleven

When they pulled into the parking lot, kip couldn't immediately spot his car, but that wasn't unusual. driving a small sports car, he was used to it being hidden by just about every other car in the parking lot.

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Promotion: A Change of Pace

"r..right here in the parking lot?" he muttered meekly his ears going flat. "of course right here" the bear smirked and looked to the boy, "now how about you get to work helping me get these damned shoes off?"

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Bad Nicknames

I couldn't hear you across the parking lot." i glared at the leopard, who was significantly taller than me, only an arm's length from me now. i pulled my messenger's bag off my shoulder, holding it to the side."

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