Serenity watched Zander with interest, as he moved to position himself at the canine’s back door. Though she had had sex with multiple partners Serenity had never double penetrated someone, for she usually only used the strapon in more privet settings, and neither her mom or sister ever wanted to use one. Slowing her thrusts to a crawl Serenity watched as the large male pushed his thick cock into the canine’s tight tail hole. “Mhm,” Valerie whimpered as she felt the flared crown of her brother’s equine cock press through her tight backdoor. A part of Valerie did wish that Serenity and Zander had changed places, as his monster cock fit more comfortable inside her sex then it did in her tight, gripping tail hole, especially with another member
The book I enjoyed most in the past year is A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki. The story switches back and forth between the diary of Nao, a suicidal teenage girl who is determined to record the life story of her great-grandmother Jiko, and Ruth, a women who lives on a remote Pacific island and discovered Nao’s diary washed up on the shore, as a result of the 2011 tsunami in Japan. After reading a few pages of the diary, Ruth is mesmerized by it and decided to find out about Nao’s life. The book covered numerous themes, including Zen Buddhism, natural disaster, Kamikaze pilots, suicide, bullying, quantum mechanics, and time. But something that intrigued me the most is the personal growth of Nao.
“Here I am, saying [HIV] can happen to everybody… Even me, Magic Johnson” (Johnson 292). Tragedies happen to everybody, even superstars. However, it is how people deal with these tragedies that develops true character. In My Life, by Earvin Johnson, his story demonstrates perseverance, hard-work, and leadership. With these values, Johnson overcame adversity and rose to the heroic status that he now holds.
Human beings are the only living species that base their lives around time. We have calendars, we have clocks, and we have created an entire system in order for us to feel like we are aware of everything. The reasoning behind this is that we fear uncertainty. Since we consider ourselves at the top of the living food chain, we hate to feel as though there is something more powerful than us. When we don’t know things, we feel helpless because we can’t do anything to stop it. Whether it be if your crush likes you back, whether there will be a pop quiz next week, or whether life continues after death: no one likes the uncertainty of not knowing something. In the novel A Tale for the Time Being, the author, Ruth Ozeki, brings light to many different concepts but the one concept that stood out to me was this one. Instead of allowing allows her characters to combat the fear of uncertainty instead of fall prey to it. Ruth Ozeki shows us through Nao’s behavior and the suicidal tendencies of her father, through time, and through the helplessness that Ruth feels towards Nao, that it is okay to accept the unknown.
In 2005 Hurricane Katrina completely changed the lives of the many affected New Orleans citizens. It had a death toll of 1,833 and its overall destruction path caused the demolition of more than 800,000 buildings. The media coverage for the hurricane was very suspicious and made the situation seem worse. This led to many false beliefs about what had happened during this tragic event. Dave Eggers an acclaimed author took the lack of knowledge about the hurricane as a chance to write a book to educate people. He ended up writing the book “Zeitoun” which was a powerful narrative nonfiction account about the Zeitoun family. The Zeitoun’s were a lovable family and the book makes readers develop a special connection to the family.
Lynxrock then thought that was the end. His home was destroyed, it was unrepairable, for he had even tried using his powers to rebuild it, but it only resulted in the buildings crashing down to the barren ground.
‘Preloved’ by the one and only, Shirley Marr is not only one of the most mysterious speculative fiction novels you will ever encounter, but in fact it also creates a sense of romance and adventure to captivate the audience. A lost ghost from the 80s, an eccentric mother and a toxic best friend the list never ends, the main character Amy faces all of those complications which is why the book is so spellbinding. Speculative fiction is starting to become one of the most preferred genres as teenagers like me and you use it to enhance and boost our imagination which is what ‘Preloved’ focuses on, changing our mindsets to see diverse worlds.This book is very beneficial for everyone as it has many relatable life lessons that people can undertake
"I can promise you a night you'll never forget." Subtly sliding the material of her dress up as he held her gaze, Josh hoped his actions would allow some of those keen male customers a glimpse of her panties. If she wore any. Then, removing his hand from her leg, Josh smiled, dipped his fingers in to a shirt pocket, and pulled out a round, pink pill. The drug was an experimental one of his own concoction, designed, when mixed with alcohol, to provide a euphoric high, lower a woman's inhibitions, and enhance her libido Although certain it was otherwise harmless, he'd yet to test it's effects, however, with this girl being a stranger, and her flirtatious nature, it'd occurred to him that she'd be the perfect test subject. Josh displayed it to Caroline with a smile. "Enhances the senses, makes everything more intense and enjoyable. Especially sex, you've never had an orgasm like
The blade pressed to his cock, cutting and slicing. Amaimon could only sob, he did not even thrash anymore, merely hung limp. The blood was worse now, his whole body soaked with it. His member and his sad joined his tail in the ground, father's thumb meeting with his forefinger and finishing the job. Amaimon looked at it in a daze, not believing it. Father let go of his neck, he crumpled to the ground.
Peter Chelsom’s romantic comedy Serendipity has been called everything from joyful and charming to predictable and cheesy. While both grabbing for the last pair of black cashmere gloves at Bloomingdales's in New York, Sara Thomas and Jonathan Trager meet. They instantly feel an undeniable connection. Despite each being in a separate relationship at the time. Serendipity is, “the occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way” (Dictionary.com). Through the set designs, characterization, and symbolism the movie Serendipity shows how destiny is the most important factor in determining if two people are meant to be together. However, this creates a false sense of reality because fate does not actually play a role
I walk to my locker as the bell rang indicating the end of the school day. I was pushed and shoved throughout the day, but by now, I didn’t care. I was done.
Once upon a time, a little girl got everything She wanted. She was the envy and desire of her friends. She flaunted what She had, and with any quick motion could strike jealousy into the most unresentful a woman. She would tear them down with a glance, Make concern where freedom used to be. She was good at it. Even great. She enjoyed, the way people would stare at her and how She would feel when he light was drawn out of someone’s face. When a girl’s face would turn pale, stricken with self-loathing. The girls weren’t jealous, they were concerned, even, angry with themselves for not having everything She did. Sucking the air out of a room, leaving anyone left to die of suffocation. She defined the “doggy dog world” everyone
He encourages her to give in to his demand by making the act seem trivial, insignificant and nothing to be ashamed of. He implies that if their blood can be shared by a flea, why not they share it with each other. A sense of humour is evident as he ridicules the mindsets of sex before marriage being a sin.