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Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

She said nothing, closing her eyes now as groans escaped her, the woman zoning out, hoping to fight the pleasure as best she could. But even as she did her body was rocking back, unable to resist as easily as her mind could, which would give way in time,
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

She thrust faster, stretching the girl easily now, pushing easily through her cervix, driving deep into her womb.
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

The woman arched back some with a gasp, feeling her insides throb and pulse around the tool inside her. But without a rd she simply leaned into the woman for supportm her body limp as the massive rod droe into her, driving her closer and closer to her limit.
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

''Good girl, I'm here for you my pet.'' She cooed, thrusting deep and hard, spraying corruption across her deepest reaches. ''Take every drop dear, you need all of it to grow up twisted and evil.''
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

She shook violently as she came, feeling the seed flood into her at the same time. Her breath grew weak, her body convulsing on the thick rod buried inside her.N-No...She whimpered, her voice low from the rough fucking and the pleasure that surged through her.
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

''Yesss.'' She cooed, staying hilted to let her seed stew inside the girl, corruption leeching into her inner walls. When she finally pulled free, not a drop escaped the girl, the witch's cock withdrawing clean and shining with Rika's juices. ''This will allow you to withstand the more concentrated corruptions to come.
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

The girl fell to the floor, staring at the ground as she felt the seed within her tender hole stir. Her body trembled, her hands hugging her belly.S-So cruel...
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

Oh, you've seen nothing yet dear.'' She chuckled, phasing back out of the cage.''Domis, Valenti!'' She hissed, the girl's chains coming to life, pulling her down to all fours.
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

She looked at the woman as she phased out of the cage, Rika groaning and struggling against the chains that bound her to the room. But whenthe chains pulled her down and forced her onto her hands and knees she whined.N-No!!.Lemme go!!
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

Lupus, Arach, Velostua! With a cloud of black smoke, a beast appeared. A massive wolf, shelled in thick plates of chitin, four long black legs growing from his back to complement his four canid ones. Eight glowing green eyes watched her, the beast approaching.
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

Her eyes widened at the sight, shaking her head as she tried to crawl away. But the chains kept her from moving as Rika cried.P-Please no..Please I beg of you..Let me go...
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

The beast growled, a thick slimy green cock sliding out between his legs, dripping with slimy precum.
Thread: Corruption by Breeding(Raizu & DonVoltonus)

Her eyes widened as she looked at it, shaking her head as she tried to crawl away all the more.Oh god please no..She whined, her legs sore and feeling almost like jelly from the way the woman had ravaged her just moments ago.
Thread: Lookin' For FxF RPs

RE FxF Search of the KiJay Back and ready to roleplay after a rather long hiatus my computer died.
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RE FxF Search of the KiJay Still looking. I'll update my thread soon!
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RE FxF Search of the KiJay Currently 1 RP going but looking for more...
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RE FxF Search of the KiJay Still just the 1 rp going right now. Looking for more.
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RE FxF Search of the KiJay Looking for more roleplays currently. xD PM me if interested! New updatesideas to be posted soon.
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RE FxF Search of the KiJay 1 solid rp going and 2 in the works. Looking for more!
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RE FxF Search of the KiJay Still looking for more roleplays. Feel free to share your ideas!
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RE FxF Search of the KiJay Back after a bit of a hiatus.
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RE FxF Search of the KiJay I caught up with all my rps, so guess it's time to push this back to the top.
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RE KiJay's FxF Search The struggle is real...ha.
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RE KiJay's FxF Search Bumping!
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Thread: soli's  art pieces!

This is my DA go and check it out if you want, I'm not that good but I'm getting there.
Thread: Something Ordinary (Reydan & Andnich123)

Oliver Reynolds, known to everyone as Oli, ran his hands through his short dark brown hair. A little over six foot, the young man's short hair and close cropped beard finished off a fairly average body. Not too skinny or too fat he still looked like the guy who'd played a little baseball in college. Given the unusually hot September weather he was glad he'd just picked a plain dark green shirt and some washed out old jeans to wear. The little supermarket in this small town part of West Virginia was packed. He'd thought one of the few advantages of moving to a new town in the middle of nowhere would have been that there would have been fewer people around. Yet the aisles were crowded and what had originally been a short trip to the Walmart imitator to pick up some household essentials for his new house was turning into a grind. He drummed his fingers on the handle of the shopping cart impatiently as he waited for the old couple in front of him to finish considering which brand of coffee they wanted. Moving to Williamsville, West Virginia was a new start for him. Now twenty six Oli Reynolds was a man with a desire to start a new, adult life afresh. He'd originally moved to Chicago for college and then stayed, enchanted by everything about the place. The frantic pace, the huge sprawling urban environment, and the crush of people had appealed. But a spate of crappy events had spoiled his youthful excitement. Loosing his job, the mugging, breaking up wi.... He shook his head. Enough. New start. That was what this was all about, really, a new start. No use dwelling on what had happened. He squeezed past the old couple, still browsing instant coffees, and continued on. After a long, hot, annoying hour and a half, Oli was finally outside and in the Autumn sunshine. He pushed the laden cart across the tarmac to his car to find himself blocked in by a little red car. He'd parked near the wall of the carpark, so as to be able to get out quickly, but now a young woman had pulled in close to him and seemed to be struggling to clean up a small kid in the space where he needed to get at the trunk of his car. Hot and bothered, the usually calm young man leaned on the handlebar of his cart and said Excuse me lady but do you mind getting the hell out of the way?
Thread: Something Ordinary (Reydan & Andnich123)

Elizabeth Elders looked up into the rearview mirror at the smiling little girl trying her best to get the crackers into her mouth. Her tiny fingers coated with mashed and matted crumbs as she reached for her mother hearing her giggle and sigh in contentment at the sight. No thank you sweetie, was all she had to tell her to get the child to continue feeding herself from the small bag she held. Cindy was the light of her life. She had become a driving force her. Her life in the city had been a good one. Elizabeth and her husband had moved from the comfort of the small town when he took a job there. Cindy came along five years ago. Elizabeth was just 19 then, and David was just starting his career training at his fathers company. As good as life was at that moment, things would equally take a turn for the worse. She didnt like to think about it anymore though. Its best to leave the past behind was her philosophy. It had taken all of her courage to pack up and move Cindy back home, but it was a choice she never regretted. David was becoming a fleeting memory. She waved at the various people in town that they knew on her way to the market. Today was grocery shopping day, and though it was an ordinary task, Cindy looked forward to spending the time with her mother. Elizabeth had committed herself to being the best mother she could possibly be. That meant allotting time with her daughter to do everything. She would take her to work if she could. Instead her sister was more than happy to sit for her. With the sounds of The Wheels on the Bus filling the car, she was constantly checking on her child as she pulled the car into the parking lot. She released her seat belt and opened the back door getting Cindy out. She kneeled in the parking lot as she cleaned the childs face. The child laughed as her mother made several passes with a tissue revealing the clean face beneath. The entire time she smiled and talked to her daughter drinking in the sight of her, watching her eyes as they shifted over her shoulder. Before she could ask or turn to see, she heard the voice. Anger surged through her instantly, and she slowly rose turning to face him. How dare you speak to me like that and in front of my child too. You can wait you impatient.bad man. Cindy kept watching the man even as her mother leaned back down to finish cleaning her up. Man mommy. I know sweetie. I know.
Thread: Something Ordinary (Reydan & Andnich123)

He sighed audibly, and leant on the handlebars of the cart, tapping his fingers impatiently on the metal, making an obvious drumming sound. Usually Oli wouldn't have dreamed of being so rude, even seeing this happen would have made him cringe, but he was hot and tired and stressed out about starting his new job in the morning. Honestly lady he finally snapped and, when she moved her child eventually, he pushed past and, shoving his stuff into his trunk, pulled out and swept away. The following morning he set off from his little house for work. Schuman's was a tiny firm that shipped stuff across the country and he had found a place in their office filling out shipping forms and processing orders. It was, to be honest, a little basic given his college transcripts, but the economy was in the pan and he really needed anything that would get him out of Chicago and into a small town somewhere halfway across the country. Mr Schuman, a short tubby little man, smiled at him warmly. He was a short black man, with greying hair and a kind smile, and he pumped Oli's hand enthusiastically. We're a pretty small outfit here he smiled as he led him across the office floor. He wasn't kidding. There were maybe a dozen people in the office. There are more in the warehouse Mr Schuman smiled, clearly registering Oli's thoughts, But we're only a little company. Its fine Oli replied. And it really was. It was the sort of quiet anonymity that he wanted. This would be a perfect place to start over. Just a guy in his mid twenties working an office job and living a normal life. Everything he wanted to slip into since leaving Chicago. Here he could just be a nice guy. I'm going to hand you over to one of our best Mr Schuman was saying, opening a door to the small office kitchen, where a young woman was sitting at the table. And Oli's heart sank. This is Lizzy Elders his new boss was saying, smiling warmly from one to other of them, she's an angel. Think we'd have sunk last year without her. Lizzy'll show you the ropes. And there, before him, sat the woman from the supermarket. The one with the little girl. The one he'd been rude to. Oli just wanted the ground to open up and swallow him then and there. Hi he murmured lamely as she looked up at him.
Thread: Something Ordinary (Reydan & Andnich123)

At the door to the supermarket, Elizabeth turned while holding Cindy's hand and watched him pull out of the parking lot. He was mad. She squeezed her daughter's hand giving her a smile. Yeah sweetie. He was mad. Mad man, she laughed before taking her inside. The next morning her sister showed up bright and early ready to take care of Cindy for her. Cindy was always happy to see her aunt. Running and screaming her name she always leapt into her arms. Elizabeth was running around putting on her shoes and telling her what needed to be done. Marissa simply smiled as she held Cindy reassuring her, I've got this Lizzie. Get to work. You can't be late. Say bye mommy. Cindy giggled and waved to her, bye mommy. You two think you're cute. I'm serious Marissa. She has a check up this afternoon and a play date right after that. I'll be home late today because I have to show the new hire the ropes. So expect me late, but I have hamburger meat in the fridge for dinner. I don't care what you make with it. How about I make it disappear and order pizza? Elizabeth stopped giving her an annoyed stare. Alright. I know. You don't like the kid eating that kind of stuff. I'll make something with it. Good. Don't forget her veggies. Marissa and Cindy both made sour faces behind her back before she kissed her daughter good-bye and was out the door. Every morning seemed to be much like this one. She was always running late, but she never forgot to make sure her daughter was well taken care. She was glad for the busy, yet simple, pace this small town offered. It was part of what appealed to her drawing her back in after what happened the last time she left town. The memories always seemed to come back to her as she was driving into work every morning. It was one of the few quiet times she got, and her throughts always seemed to travel along for the ride. She pulled into the parking lot and just managed to get inside the kitchen area as her boss' voice drifted in the building. He was clearly talking to the new hire, she thought, as she closed the door quietly and took a seat at the table. She kept looking at the table even as the door opened, not bothering to look up until she heard Mr. Schuman introduce her. You, was all she could utter as her boss gave a confused glance between the two of them. You two know each other, he asked. Sort of, she smirked as she rose folding her arms. Her body language, the tone in her voice as her eyes swept over him sizing him up, clearly showing her distain for this man already. Well then, her boss chimed in. I'll leave you two to it. He disappeared from the door, and Elizabeth never took her eyes off him. Well then. I guess we should get started. I know you don't like to waste time.
Thread: Something Ordinary (Reydan & Andnich123)

God. He'd never felt as small in his life. The way she stood, sweeping her eyes over with with a dismissive look, with that smirk on her lips. It made Oli feel like something that she'd just scraped off the bottom of her shoe. He wanted the ground to open up and swallow him. He opened his mouth to speak but she got there first with a snarky comment about not wasting time. He flinched a little at that. Then he grinned. Fuck it. This was his new start. He HAD to make this work. There was no going back. He'd just have to pick up the pieces and get things back on the right path. I deserve that he said, rubbing his hand through his hair in embarrassment, for what its worth, I'm sorry for being an ass. That was all he really got to say for the next three hours. Lizzie was an efficient worker, as Mr Schuman had said, and he found himself rushed off his feet with all of the detail that she showed him. Forms and files and various ways of working were explained in rapid fire succession, and it was all he could do to keep pace. It was bewildering. He'd always thought that office work, for someone like him with a good college degree, would be simple, but he quickly came to realise he'd be treading water like crazy just to keep afloat for the first couple of weeks. Her desk, it turned out, was next to his. The office was divided up by those little cubicle walls that you saw in offices all over the country and the two of them were boxed in a corner with their desks, computers, and a copy machine. Sitting in her swivel chair, she turned to him, finally, and indicated that she'd finished. Oli let out a breath. It was all quite overwhelming. And then there was Elizabeth Elders. He frowned. He still had to do something about that. Looking up, he spotted that the clock was just passing midday. A number of their coworkers were already heading out for lunch. He smiled at the woman opposite. Lizzie he began, then stopped, blushing a little, ...Sorry, do you mind if I call you Lizzie? Or do you prefer Elizabeth? Can I take you for a cup of coffee or something? Maybe a little lunch? Just as a way of saying sorry for the other day and as a way of saying thanks for showing me the ropes? He smiled, trying desperately to break the ice between them.
Thread: Something Ordinary (Reydan & Andnich123)

You should be, was all she said before she pushed past him leading him out into the office area. Elizabeth wasted no time introducing him to everyone and showing him his desk. Sadly it was close to her own, but she would have to endure. With any luck, he wont last anyway. This is not his type of job, town, or anything really. Hes clearly a fish out of water here. Keeping her thoughts her own, she remained busy most of the morning showing him all the ins and outs of the job. Some people might think an office job is a simple one. The reality of it is that its a fast paced environment. Its almost a dance of the various tasks combined with the speed required to complete them all. You either know the moves or get kicked around. Hell make a good punching bag she smiled as the thought crossed her mind. Her fingers flew on her keyboard as she made sure all the shipments were going exactly where they needed to, when they needed to, and on time. Every so often her eyes would glance over and catch him as he was trying his best at a job that was brand new to him. Fish out of water she thought. It was his offer that made her stop and look over at him. Really? Alright, she said pushing away from her desk. If were going to do this, then lets just do this right now. I prefer Elizabeth. Only my friends and family call me Lizzie. Youre neither. Standing she continued. As for lunch, or coffee, or anything else, forget it. You dont have to pretend to want to be my friend. Im fine with just being co-workers. She was oblivious to the blush across his cheeks as she spoke her mind. As for showing you the ropes, you dont need to thank me. Its my job. Its what Im paid to do. Nothing more. Never think that is. Understand? Taking her phone out she hit the button to dial her home. Hi. How did the check-up go? So everything is fine? Thats the best news! Thank you so much for taking her. Yeah. She can have one, small ice cream cone. Nothing else. Now listen to me. Dont spoil her. Tell her mommy loves her. Ill see you two when I get home. Im going to run now and eat my lunch. She ended the call looking over at him. What? Havent you ever watched a mother find out about her daughter? She put her phone away feeling bad for how she was treating him. Remember.David. Remember David, she thought. Ill be in the kitchen, she told him walking away.
Thread: Something Ordinary (Reydan & Andnich123)

His eyebrows shot up a little as she put him in his place so effectively. As she flipped out her cell phone he spun in his chair back to face his own desk and ran his hand through his hair. Shipping details and order forms and thousands of other small figures and fragments of text were scattered across the screen and Oli blew out a long breath. This was going to be a very long day. Trapped in a small cubicle with a job he didn't fully understand and a co-worker who hated his guts. He hardly listened to her phone conversation, so lost in consideration was he, but he heard her finish and half turned to look back at her. Only to have her snap at him as if he'd been eavesdropping. Then she was up and gone for her lunch. He had a sudden, stupid, moment of realisation where it struck him that the child she was talking about was, obviously, the one she'd had with her at the supermarket the other day. He idly wondered who was looking after her. It must be tough being Elizabeth Elders and struggling to juggle a child and work. Oli fumed for a few minutes, idly filling out order forms and letting his anger simmer down. He had to reach deep to remember the lessons. To remember why he was here and why he needed to keep a reign on his anger. He sighed, a deep tired breath, as he finally finished a form that, with Elizabeth's help earlier, had taken two minutes not the fifteen he just had worked through on his own. He sat back, frowning at the monitor, knowing that he needed her. Maybe she didn't want to be friends. That was fine - it was her call. But he needed to win her over to a point where she was, at least, civil to him in the workplace and he could ask her for help without having his head bitten off. He rubbed his forehead with his fingers. Into the Lion's Den, he thought to himself, that was the only way. The kitchen was small, merely some counters and a fridge and coffee machine and kettle, and Elizabeth sat at the only table. There was no-one else in the room. He smiled a little at her as he entered, fiddling with the coffee machine whilst he summoned his courage, and then sat opposite her with a cup in his hand. Did you want one? he asked, gesturing over at the machine I'd be more than happy to make one for you... He sighed. Be nice. Be a better person. That was what coming to Williamsville was all about. Look, Elizabeth, I'm sorry. I had no right to be such an ass to you in that car park. In front of your little one no less. She's quite a sweetie by the way. He grinned, hoping he was melting the ice. I don't deserve it, but is there any chance we could start over afresh? We don't have to be best friends just....just I'd like to get on with the people I'm starting work with.