“Seriously….c’mon….” Richard—though right now “Rebecca” was more fitting—grumbled as he struggled with the zipper. “Rebecca! What’s taking so long! We have to go! The dinner is in thirty minutes!” Richard’s friend Keith called as he walked into the living room, causing her to turn to face him. “You glad to see me? ……Ugh…” he said, surrendering. “I give up. This ain’t working. Can you zip me up?”
Anthony and Kareem didn’t let anything stop them from making cash. A cat will always land on it’s feet, went the old urban legend, and they were proof enough of that, though they weren’t “cats.” At least, not anymore. That witch had made sure of that. They were more like kitties now.
Jimmy woke up with a pounding headache.
Brent gasped as the thrust entered his body and then felt his eyes roll up as the last thrust followed shortly. He smiled. “Made it” he thought as he gasped for breath. It was always an open question when he swapped with his sister for her “red light weekends” as her husband called their weekend long orgies of sex. It was Sunday night and their last time through.
Jack was a bit of a workout warrior. He always was busy burning off calories by running, lifting, etc because he also loved to eat. He had to have some way to burn off those calories, right?
“Dude, this witch is long gone. This is pointless. We’ve been looking for hours, going up and down the boardwalk, and there’s still no sign of her. I think your stuck, man. Let’s go” Bradley whined.
Bethany(middle) thought it was pretty hysterical that Bridget(top) and Samantha(bottom) were posing. Even after getting blasted by a spell and transforming, they still liked to jockey for position. Then again, both girls were still competitive—just not in the same way of course.
Andrew’s parents had hired Johnny to keep an eye on Andrew while they went on their business trip to Europe for three weeks. They didn’t trust Andrew not to party himself into the ground while the were gone and wanted Johnny to help keep him under control. Johnny was to being extremely careful that Andrew didn’t find out. His plan was simple; use magic to keep one step ahead of him.
Jamie honestly thought his cousins were overreacting.
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