this is my cocomelon
Actually cannot stop watching this
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what does the revolution must not be televised mean?
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hands clenching
like asdfghjkjhgfds
specifically *that* one
reaching for each other in the dark
pulling them close for a hug
hugs just hit harder than kisses 97% of the time
*knowing* they are behind you and feeling their every move
defending one another (healthy)
leaving little notes
HANDWRITTEN LETTERS.
running back for a last kiss
huddled together under an umbrella
falling asleep on their lap
people watching on the train
staying up late talking
"this made me think of you"
looking for their opinion first
rings rings rings
HANDS.
those soft smiles where the corners of their eyes crinkle up
EYES.
and the quirk of lips.
squeezing hands to let them know they're there
looking at them when something reminds of you of them and they're looking right back smiling
impromptu meetings
stifling each other's laugh while laughing
knowing looks
pulling them closer when the heart pangs
rubbing circles on your skin with their thumb
long conversations even after they should have left
when your heart squeezes when you see them
they holding you back after you try to leave
laughing in your ear
SOFT LAUGHS.
falling asleep to a movie flickering over your faces
Ghost edit because I said so 🥴 btw this was literally me while I was making this edit!
the way my jaw dropped at this bit
Father Basil knew better than to enter the door to Hell that haunted his village, but when it becomes clear that it's the only way to find his lost friend Sage, then the priest is forced to do the unthinkable.
But instead of arriving in the lands of brimstone and torment he expected, Father Basil finds himself in the Gardens of Malum, a lush flowery estate where demons indulge in their lechery and hedonism. He is soon hunted by strange bloodthirsty demons and, much more to his horror, tempted by the the shadowy smug demon Dandelion, whose desires for Father Basil extend farther than the priest's soul.
This is Part One of The Temptations of Father Basil, an episodic short story series following Father Basil's search for his lost friend, his explorations of the lands of Hell, and his developing relationship with the strange demon Dandelion.
These stories are sexual in nature and should only be read by mature audiences. You can find more detailed contents on the shop page
17k words, 14 illustrations. Comes in PDF and EPUB formats.
Read it here!