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Let's hope his heat will let him have the patience he needs.
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Thank you
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My fiance is nearing his sixties and still enjoys topping.
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I didn't realise this. Thank you for pointing that out.
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Elias sat at the kitchen table, his tablet showing lines of letters and words. His eyes were on fire, but still, he pushed onward, reading and rereading lines until he was sure he knew what they said. Well, he knew what they sounded like, at least. He had no idea what they meant. Curious, the neko tried saying one of the words out loud. “Agato…” His translator immediately picked up the word, changing it to cat. A small smile appeared on the neko’s face, and he tried to read t
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The pod hissed open, and Artemis waited a minute for Elias to wake from his malaise. There was nothing wrong with the neko. He had an anxiety attack, and there wasn’t much Artemis could do to stop those from happening. Elias sat up slowly, scanning the room. His eyes fell on Artemis, lighting up with a wary joy. Artemis wondered if he’d ever lose that fear in him. “Hey, welcome back,” the tiger smiled at the neko. He held out his hand, helping Elias out of the pod. It felt wrong,
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Just drug the neko to get what you want. What could go wrong?
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Yes they do. Unfortunately long conversations and a silent neko do not mix well...
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A knock on the door roused Artemis from his sleep. He was warm, comfortable, Elias’ arm thrown over him, a slender rod nestled against his ass- Artemis inhaled quietly, trying not to move. He could feel the neko’s breath on his shoulder, slow and deep. The knock sounded again, and Elias’ breathing changed. Artemis felt him stiffen behind him, the neko’s rod pressing against him. Sighing, Artemis sat up and swung his feet out of bed. Standing, he walked to the door, unlocking it so
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Elias cowered in the corner of a cell, his hands clutching the tight collar around his neck. The leather was his only clothing, the outfit Artemis had bought was stripped away by his captors. It happened again. He was sold once more. The neko held back tears. Crying didn’t help him when he had been torn away from his family all those years ago. They wouldn’t help him now. “Unknown species. I picked him up a day ago,” a Xanar said to another alien as they walked past. Elias kept his e
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Yeah, giving your life to save anothers usually has a strong impact. And really, is there a better motivation than greed for a very handsy alien to steal another being? Let's hope Elias is not going back to being a sex slave.
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“One more try and we’ll leave it for today,” Artemis promised. He pointed to a letter on the tablet and Elias frowned. “R?” “P,” the tiger replied. The neko grumbled under his breath. “Cheer up, you have most of them down already. I’m really proud of you; most people need a year to learn this much.” A beep drew them out of their study and Artemis rubbed Elias’ head before leaving the kitchen. The alarm grew in urgency and the tiger frowned. Rushing toward the c
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“And we’re off,” Artemis sighed as the ship returned to its typical running heat. “This journey will take some time. We’ll be stopping every week or so to take on fuel and spend a night off the ship. It’s necessary, trust me.” Elias sipped at his water, his eyes staring at the tiger’s collar. “Anyways, we need to teach you how to read. And how to speak Egaro, as well as Common.” The tiger smiled. “Of course, this means you need to speak…” The neko’s head shot up, Elias s
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Slavery is legal in the galaxy, it is merely regulated in a way that is supposed to prevent a pilot from going to an undiscovered planet and enslaving the population. Artemis himself has absolutely no desire in owning a slave, though he does seem to enjoy Elias taking charge
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Artemis sat in the pilot seat, staring at Elias. “I told you that you can pay me back whenever you want. There’s no rush.” The neko glared at the tiger, his hand dangerously close to his pocket. “It really isn’t much. If we take a detour over to Asla 3a, we can mine some of the asteroids. That will pay back at least half of what I’ve spent so far. The reward from finding your planet will pay the rest. But we are not leaving today. I’ve spent three months in the black. I want to sl
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It is a hard thing to escape, slavery. Even if someone frees you, you still have to take care of yourself.
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He'll figure it out. Hopefully.
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Artemis walked slowly through the crowded port, guiding Elias ahead of him with light touches. He could tell the neko was embarrassed by his wardrobe, but that would be changing soon. Artemis himself tried to keep himself from tugging on his collar. A hand grabbed his tail and the tiger growled quietly. The offending hand was quickly removed. It was always a problem on these ports, having appendages that stuck out, like tails. Passerby often tried to touch him, and he was hoping to spare El
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The alien backed away from the neko, holding their hands up. “Okay, okay, we can finish this later,” they said hurriedly. The fox growled under his breath, and the grey alien glared at him. “Fontar, he is clearly terrified. The planet Captain Artemis discovered is clearly of no threat to us. I am sure we can afford to give Elias some time to recover.” The alien sat in front of Elias, their voice gentle, soothing. The translator didn’t change its tone, and the effect was lost
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Yeah. Artemis has a long journey ahead of him if he's going to teach Elias it's okay to be trusting.
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Elias stared wide-eyed through the metal glass of the cockpit, a space station filling the space before the ship. The port was enormous, a spinning orb easily twice the size of Astara. They drifted toward the glowing hole in the side of the station, Artemis expertly manoeuvring them into position. A voice suddenly filled the cockpit, and Elias bit back a yelp. He couldn’t understand the words, but Artemis replied quickly, and the tiger’s translator spoke for Elias’ benefit. “Grathur Port
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Faster than the Speed of Light
Yeoldebard commented on Yeoldebard's story chapter in Faster than the Speed of Light
It's going to take some time for him to get used to his new circumstances, but in the end I think he'll be happy with his decision. -
I agree, but you can't always think of everything.
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Indeed. Hopefully it won't seem so strange to him soon.
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He certainly does seem to have a heart of gold, even given his past.
