A Steamy Night in Nome
The chinook had long since collapsed down to the soft blanket, sides heaving as he panted heavily.
Star Treatment
The chinook's paw squeezed his hidden shaft, pointing it up and angling it just so...
A Steamy Night in Nome: Part 2
His eyes popped a bit as kaltag thrust forwards again, and suddenly the entirety of the chinook's swelling knot was captured in his muzzle.
Part 3
As she stepped out into the hallway maya was only a few steps ahead of the chinook. "that damn computer better have a fucking good reason for calling us away." maya barked.
Part 1
As the chinook stood back up and turned to face the slightly older doberman pinscher. "don't go breaking this guy in half like you did the last one when we we're paired up.
A Dragon's Tale-Chapter 23-Transfered
The chinook touched down with a thud, waking us all up. "were here,the pilot said,welcome to romeo hq!" the hatch came down,the smell of grass and trees flooded my nose.
WIP- Red Winter Spinoff.
Finally the chinook and the hokum landed several yards from the generals vehicles. the door on the rear of the chinook opened up and out stormed over a dozen fur soldiers most of them wolves and foxes.
A New Kind of Steele Part 1
This caused the chinook to whimper around nikki's length. the feeling of being knotted and seeded was enough for kaltag to reach his peak as well.
Singularity - Part IV
A mister lance, apparently one of carbon's corporals by his identifying marks, walked up to the front cabin of the ch-47 chinook helicopter. "lines are linked and the startup checks are green. under your order, sir."
The Breaking Point: Chapter 6
Ahote called over to his hut in chinook, and his mother stuck her head out. he continued talking in chinook, and she stuck her head back in. about a minute later, she came back out with a soup of sorts. she turned and handed me a bowl, but no utensils.
Delta Chronicles ch.4
As soon as the chinook had left, the night stalker blackhawk arrived to pick up its exhausted passengers. another cliffhanger for shadowdemon.
The Op. (WIP)
The chinooks were already spun up, and the prop wash beat down on us as we piled on, and the pilot had the helo in the air before the last man had found his seat, almost rolled him out the back.