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While he was looking for a parent with at least two children, securing another participant would be better than none. He was glad he’d decided to check the playgrounds on such a dreary afternoon.
It might very well change our lives.” Tom rolled his eyes and huffed as if to say, ‘There you go again.’ Molly acknowledged his comical mannerism with a grin of her own. “What?” Molly asked. “At least for a day anyway.”
It was about molding an extension of her own genetics into what she saw fit, about having an intimate connection with the mind she aspired to groom.
A crusted, hormonal residue still hung in gunky flakes on the pumpkin-toned shaft from one of her previous sessions. She was ready to reintroduce the dried remains into her soggy cavern.
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Geraldine wasn’t upset her mother wasn’t riding her father’s face. She was upset she wasn’t riding hers.
Even though it was shit, it had slid out from between the two heavenly hams that made up Mom’s posterior. It couldn’t be overlooked.
She might’ve been young, but she was already old enough to understand that no one, not even the woman she came out of, was going to control her. Tanya didn’t need her mother’s belief; she had her own.
“Boy, keep quiet. Don’t interrupt when adults are talking,” Greg reminded before turning back to Geraldine. “Now, where the hell’s the playground?”
But he wasn’t tied up or afraid any more—he was unleashed.
He was finally in a safe place, spellbound by the bloodshed.
“After your ride don’t stand too tall, don’t look too hard, don’t look at all. If you want to move on after you fall, just use your ears and have a ball.”
“Why do they get the easy one!” Sadie snarled. “Because Bobby’s a fucking asshole.”
He certainly hadn’t let that nugget about the oiled-up monkey bars slip out because they’d tricked or manipulated him. Rock offered it because it was the right thing to do.
ROCK HELPED THE PARENTS I LOVE HIMMMMMMMM this story is actually just rocks redemption arc
I stg if there’s a twist and something happens with him I won’t be surprised but I will be SO devastated
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But if there was one person who could stand the heat inside the kitchen, it was Donnie.
Geraldine had turned him into the saddest kind of damaged goods. The kind that’s too fucked-up to realize it. When horror isn’t quite horror anymore, it’s just normal. And when awful isn’t quite awful anymore, it’s just life.
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She might’ve been rich in the pocketbook, but Rock was tired of listening to the old hag write checks with her mouth that her ass couldn’t cash.
“But, I’m—I’m your mother!” she cried. “And I’m a motherfucker,” Rock grumbled.