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Abby and Austen after reader is goneee
are you a mermaid? I dreamt that I finally got to spread your pussy open and there were two little shell like things attached to your lip, dark and hard and would spin when I touched it but I couldnât feel them when I sucked your clit and licked you, you tasted so good
You smell like mine
cw: Primal rut sex, scent kink, chasing kink, mating press, breeding kink, possessiveness, clothes tearing.
Set in 1910s
wc: 1.8k
You had just finished pinning up the new curtains your mother had labored over for weeks, their rough linen still stiff with the smell of dye. It was nearly dusk, the last threadbare sunlight filtering through the cottageâs small, bubbled-glass windows. You wore only your thin white chemiseâyour mother no longer insisted on corsets or stockings at home since Fatherâs passing. Even your younger sister, always the proper one, had begun to move about in her own slip, hair loose over her shoulders as she swept up the stray scraps of fabric.
âDonât let Mama see you going out like that,â your sister whispered, voice hushed as if afraid the candlelight might carry her words to the next room. âItâs nearly dark.â
You shrugged, pulling your boots on, the leather creaking as you forced them over your bare calves. âI think Iâll take a walk before supper. The air smells like rain.â Your cloakâa heavy, hand-me-down wool, forest-green and patched at the elbowsâfell to your ankles as you fastened it with the old iron clasp.
Your sisterâs eyes went wide, her face suddenly sharp in the lamplight. âYou shouldnât,â she insisted, clutching her shawl tighter around her shoulders. âMay said thereâs a beast in the woods. She heard it howling behind the church last week.â
You rolled your eyes, unable to hide your smile. âMay tells more stories than the old priest,â you teased, ruffling your sisterâs hair before reaching for the little stub of candle left on the windowsill. But you didnât bother lighting it. You wanted darkness, the hush of the trees, not your sisterâs fretful voice echoing in your head.
As you slipped out into the chilly dusk, the wooden door groaning shut behind you, you drew the cloak close around your shoulders. Tonight was Hallowâs Eve, and a dense fog had settled across the cobbled streets of the village, blurring the lanterns hung above each stoop to faint yellow smudges. You breathed deepâthe scent of wet leaves, hearth smoke, and the far-off sweetness of baking rye bread drifted through the air.
By the time you reached the edge of the woods, the last flickers of candlelight from the cottages had faded, leaving only the sound of your own boots in the dew-wet grass and the distant, mournful toll of the church bell. The forest yawned before you, tangled and silent, its paths swallowed by mist. Somewhere far off, a wolfâs cry fractured the nightâa low, hungry sound that sent a shiver up your spine, even as you pressed onward into the trees.
You leaned your back against the mossy trunk of an ancient oak and let yourself slide down until you sat in the damp leaf litter, the hem of your chemise gathering dew. The air was heavy with the scent of autumnârotting leaves, woodsmoke, distant rainâbut even this wildness couldnât settle the ache blooming in your chest. These would be your last stolen nights of freedom; soon, your mother would barter you off to the clocktower man, his greasy hands always stained with oil and dust. You hated him. You hated the whole idea of marriageâof being handed over like one of the bakeryâs loaves, wrapped up and given away to someone who barely remembered your name.
And worst of all, you hated the lie that lived behind your lips. There was someone you wanted, desperately, but she was forbidden in ways you barely dared to name. Abby Anderson, the doctorâs only daughterâbroad-shouldered, always with a wild tangle of blond hair and hands callused from work. You thought about her every night: her laughter echoing through the village square, the way she rolled her sleeves past her elbows, the strength of her gaze when she caught you watching.
You sighed, letting your head fall back against the bark. The loneliness inside you twisted with longing, making your body restless. Tonight, you were hidden, alone in the hush of the forest, wrapped in night and fog. What did it matter, out here, if you let yourself feel what you wanted?
Your hand slipped beneath your chemise, fingers finding the heat and wetness between your thighs. You pressed gently at first, then circled your clit in tight, trembling motions. You gasped, hips arching up from the forest floor, soft cries lost to the shadows. For a moment, you let your mind paint wild picturesâAbbyâs mouth on your neck, her hands pinning your hips, her voice, low and rough, whispering that you belonged to her.
You were close, breath stuttering, when a sudden rustle shattered the spellâa rush of leaves, heavy and deliberate. Hot breath fanned across the nape of your neck from somewhere behind you, thick and animal. You froze, heart hammering in your throat.
The breathing deepenedâa monstrous sound, rough and greedy. You could hear it sniffing, a low, guttural growl vibrating through the night. You turned, every muscle shaking, and your eyes went wide: a beast stood over you, towering and terrible, moonlight gilding fur the color of pale wheat. Its claws, long as knives, dug into the earth. It bent low, snout pressing between your shaking thighs, drawing in your scent with a shudder.
You screamed, panic ripping the last breath from your lungs, and shoved the creature away. Your cloak tangled at your feet as you stumbled up and bolted through the darkness, branches tearing at your arms. But the forest seemed endless; every step pulled you deeper into the mist.
Suddenly, you tripped, sprawling face-first onto the cold earth. Before you could gather yourself, a handâhuge, heavy, not quite human, but with the unmistakable shape of a womanâs strengthâclosed around your ankle, claws grazing your skin. With a rough, inhuman pull, you were dragged backwards into the dark, heart pounding so loud you could barely hear your own desperate cries.
You clawed at the damp earth, terror and aching pleasure twisting inside you as you craned your neck upward. The creature looming over you seemed impossibly huge, monstrous, but as its face dipped into the slanting moonlight, you caught a flicker of something achingly familiarâa strong jaw softened by fur, sharp eyes ringed with gold, the nose elongated into a wolfâs snout but still somehow⌠Abby. No, you thought, choking on disbelief. Youâre seeing things. Hallucinating, desperate, tricked by longing and the strange magic of the night. But your heart hammered louder as the creatureâs gaze met yoursâa hungry, knowing glint, impossible to deny.
Your breath caught as you glanced down. From the thick thatch of pale fur, a massive cockâruddy, swollen, and glisteningâemerged, pulsing in the night air. Your eyes went wide in shock and your limbs thrashed, boots digging into the leaf-strewn earth as you tried to crawl away. In a blur of power, the beast caught you and rolled you onto your belly, claws tearing your cloth panties away in a single, brutal motion. The cold air struck your bare, aching sexâstill slick and needy from your secret touch moments before.
A growl, low and guttural, rumbled from deep in its chest as it bent over you. âSo⌠pretty,â the creature murmured. The voiceâdistorted by animal hunger but unmistakably feminineâwas Abbyâs. It couldnât be, and yet every shivering bone in your body told you the truth.
You didnât have time to argue with yourself. The beastâs broad handsâhalf-human, half-beastâgripped your hips, lifting you up, locking you in place, and in a sudden, hot surge, the thick cock pressed at your entrance. You gasped, every muscle tensing, a heady mix of panic and heat spreading through your core as the swollen head forced you open. âStop!â you sobbed, your voice ragged. âItâs too much, youâll break meâ!â
But the beast only growled again, heavier, its hips thrusting forward inexorably. The thick, hot length pushed deeper inside, stretching you impossibly wide, filling you until the pressure bordered on agony. You could feel every throb, every slow pulse as your body struggled to take her in.
Pinned beneath her, face pressed to the wet leaves, your hips hoisted high, you felt utterly helplessâyour chemise torn and bunched around your waist, your thighs trembling. The beastâs thighs braced around you, powerful and inescapable. You sobbed as she pulled out nearly to the tip, then slammed back in with brutal force. The jolt sent a shockwave through your body; pain and ecstasy tangled as your stomach fluttered and swelled with the stretch.
Drool fell from her parted jaws, slick and hot on your skin as her rut grew wilder. The creature howled, hips pounding into you, the sound echoing through the misty trees. And thenâthrough the haze, you forced yourself to look up, to meet her eyes. You knew them instantly: Abbyâs eyes, clear and wild and shining gold with the wolfâs moonlight. Recognition cut through your terror and set your nerves alight.
You whimpered, confusion and desire crashing inside you. As the cock thickened further within you, you felt your own climax spiraling out of control, shaken by the relentless stretch. Wetness poured from you, slicking your thighs and the ground beneath.
âAbby!â you gasped, your voice breaking, and you gave inâlet her use your body, let her split you open.
Her claws sank into your hips, shredding the last of your chemise, leaving only hot skin and open air. âYou smellâŚâ she growled, the words rough with hunger as she pistoned harder, pounding you into the earth. âLike mine.â
Her hips snapped forward, trembling as she buried herself to the hilt. A wave of heat flooded into youâthick, molten, overwhelming. Your body shuddered as she came, filling you so deep the sensation sent you over the edge. You choked on a cry as her cum spilled from you, warm and heavy, dripping onto your thighs and pooling in the grass.
âPull it out!â you pleaded weakly, dizzy from the fullness, but Abby just snarled, grinding deeper, pumping more of herself into you. âTake it all,â she growled, voice raw, breeding you with wild, unyielding force.
You sobbed into the earth, your body shaking as wave after wave of her spend poured into you, leaking out and coating your thighs, the forest floor beneath you slick with heat.
At last, the beast wrenched free with a shuddering gasp. You whined, your cunt empty and leaking, confusion and longing knotting in your chest. Before your eyes, the monstrous form melted away, fur receding, bones shifting, until Abby knelt above youâher naked skin shining with sweat and moonlight, her chest heaving.
You lay sprawled and gasping, torn chemise clinging to your skin, thighs sticky with the proof of what had happened. You stared up at her, chest fluttering, heart raw with need and shock, barely able to believe you were still beggingâif only with your eyesâfor more.
Happy Halloween!!
Helmet Head No. 6 (1975), Henry Moore
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Helmet Head and Shoulders (1952)
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