Resilience

Resilience

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"Medic!" Cried a voice filled with terror and pain somewhere to the right of Gregory. That had snapped him out of his terror trance. He ran in the direction of the voice crying out for his help. When he got to the voice, he was too late. He checked the man for a pulse whilst applying pressure to the gaping hole in his chest. This man was dead, and there was nothing he could do to change that. Gregory knew that, but he couldn't help but feel an intense wave of guilt and sadness overcome him. Gregory slumped down beside the poor soul that had once been so lively. He sat there and wept with his head in his hands. "Greg! Gregory!" He could hear a familiar voice off in the distance calling his name, but he ignored it and continued to weep... Gregory woke with a start and noticed Valery was shaking, with tears freely flowing from her emerald eyes. He tried to tell her it was alright, and that everything was okay, but all he could force out was a muttered babble of nonsense. He heard genuine fear in his voice and felt disgusted. He looked around and was confused when he realized he was in the closet. What am I doing in the closet? He tried to speak again, and managed to mutter a more intelligible, "Honey... What did I do?" It was at that point that Valery fell to her knees and wrapped her arms around him and whispered gently in his ear, "Everything will be okay, I promise sweetheart, just come home to me." Her words were followed by a blur of blinding lights, deafening explosions, and a multitude of terrifying blasts that flung Gregory and Valery, still holding each other, across the room.
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"Are you alright, Darling?" Vanya slyly asks as I sit on her lap and she bumps her knee up and down, hitting every sensitive spot. I bury my face in her neck, gasping for air, my nails digging into her back as she keeps lifting her knee towards my core. She's barely doing anything and I'm already a mess, and she knows it. Her hand darts to my neck, gently squeezing the sides of it, leaving just enough space for me to breathe and answer her as she demands that I answer her. "Answer me, Darling. Tell your daddy what's wrong," she demands, forcing me to look into her eyes, never stopping her knee movements. As she presses her knee into my core, she starts moving her knee in small circles, enjoying my quiet whimpers and moans. "I'm alright," I finally answer. Vanya, with a sly smile, roughly kisses me, slipping her tongue into my mouth as I gasp. Her hands drift from my throat to my hips, rolling up my skirt until she can fiddle with the elastic band of my underwear, picking it off my skin and letting go so that it slaps against my skin. I moan at the feeling. Vanya gently lifts my hips, never giving me a chance to break my lips away from hers as she moves my underwear to the side, slipping her dick into me, my walls stretching wide around her, struggling to adjust to her size. I stop her as she starts thrusting deeply and quickly into me, unable to handle the overstimulation. "Come on, Darling. You can take it for me, can't you?" She hisses in my ear. "Now why don't you ride daddy's dick like the good girl you are. Don't worry about being quiet either. My office is soundproof." **** A girl who, as a joke with a friend, who claimed while drunk to possess magic, tells them to prove it. Little did she know she should have been more specific... It's been 200 years since that joke.

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