Started writing this as a joke, got way too into it. Here's the deal: You thought you were going to have a nice sleepover with your two gal pals, but you thought WRONG. Everything goes south when another of you appears. She warns you of another you trying to harm you... but which of you can you trust? Can you even tru...
Since Among Us is quickly raising in popularity, I thought that maybe I could ruin the fandom more than it already has. Anyways, I hope you enjoy the story, Reader. Y/n L/n..
This is a story, written by thscus. I only added on wattpad, for those who couldn't read it on ao3. She has uploaded it here on wattpad, on her profile "thcscus", so best check it there 🥰
(this book has early 2020 humor heads up) Ball Monokuma senpai was the most sexy guy you knew. his round body. thats all. how you desired to be squashed underneath his ballness. This is a joke
****Copyrighted**** 'Tell me you don't feel it.' He whispered against my lips, and the trembling that had ceased at the feel of his lips against mine began again with renewed vigor. 'Tell me it's not what you want, and I'll go. You'll never have to see me again.' Swallowing, I looked up at the eyes that had entranced...
Im a dumb ass bitch Its dumbass bitch hours Im not sorry (PS I WROTE THIS A BIT AGO AND ITS FUCKING CRINGY AS FUCK YALL SHIPPERS ARE SCARY PLS NO HARRASSING ME ABT HAVING BAKUHOE AND IZU FUCK, ITS SCARY)
Yang Yang starved to death once, so after rebirth, he had only one wish: food and clothing. However, in the blink of an eye, Yang Yang heard his uncle say that he had to cut open his stomach to take out the eggs. Yang Yang: ... I advise you to be kind. In order to protect himself, Yang Yang found out the identity of t...
Born with glowing green eyes. Destined for rotten luck. Peasant girl Meya Hild was 'given' the opportunity to become a Lady. At swordpoint. By mercenaries. Engaged to a dying nobleman. Poisoned with one month to live. Tasked to loot a castle. In a kingdom running out of resources. Little did Meya know this shenanigan...
