The Right Setting
I looked to my right and saw my boyfriend struggling to cut a random stick on he had picked up off of the ground. "derek, you're supposed to cut away from yourself, not towards yourself."
Revaramek the Resplendent: Chapter Forty Eight
Sometimes heroism is…just making the hardest choice, because you know it’s right. and right now? you have to let him go. because you have so many more people relying on you now than just him.
Waking up right
The very thought made her shiver in delight, warmth spreading out stickily across her paw as she rubbed herself in tight circles, rolling her wrist to provide just the right amount of friction.
Chapter Three
“they don't seem to be paying us any attention right now.” kai replied softly. “maybe we can sneak out of here to find the tarin.” “they may look preoccupied but they'll take notice the very second we stand up.” ryllae said bitterly.
The Right-Claw of the Headtaker
He had remained the headtaker's right-paw and favourite for much longer than anyone could have expected, but he never allowed his attitude to slide into familiarity.
Might Makes Right
How unlucky--the aggron was standing right next to the locker-rooms, right where that kangaskhan needed to go to grab her purse, not to mention take a shower. no sense is waking up her son with one when she got home.
Is it Right?
While justin was lathering his fur i went up to his ear and whispered, "i think i made the right decision...", i paused, "...i love you". he kissed me on the cheek, "i love you too, james".
Right Under Their Noses
Seeing it now, indigo was right. it certainly was bigger than blaze's when he was still human. his balls too dwarfed blaze's previous set, taut, plump spheres brimming with his male essence.
Pushed in the Right Direction
She would have given anything to be right there, right then with her hands wrapped around his powerful member and heavy balls.
The Customer's Always Right
Oh, ah, i'll see you on monday, right?" "oh, yeah, see you then." charlie instantly noticed how dark it was as he left. "damn, it gets dark early these days." he thought, "guess that's winter for you." he looked around.
The Customer is Occasionally Right
No hard corners or obvious ridges of muscle, just gentle slopes and curves in all the right places. i can feel the muscle beneath his scales as my hands cross his chest and slide down to his hip.
Batting For the Right Team
"can we taste some right now?" i asked. rory chuckled. "is that a double entendre?" "no, i'm not that horny," i replied, though i was getting there, "i really feel like a doughnut right now."