Floating Down the Tinguilich
As soon as the cock head was inside ket's mouth, the otter and jaguar worked together to slide ket's muzzle back and forth. ket wanted this jaguar more than anything.
Baseball in Winter 3 (redux)
"ket...did my friends talk to you?" cityer said moving closer to the fox. ket sat, still in silence mulling over what he could say back. "just go away. i know what you're trying to do." ket answered looking the other way.
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"i understand basic," ket confirmed, although he was also starting to understand that there was something else, far from subtly hinted at, in the blue man's words. "ah great, well ket... can i call you ket? kettonnkeurrr is a bit of a mouthful.
Baseball in Winter 3
Ciyter still didn't feel comfortable standing beside ket, but for a different reason now. he liked him. his eyes drew over kets figure, what made him so attractive? why did he fall for him?
Lightshow
ket winked. camden smiled. "go on, then...we'll probably need to get familiar with each other. first time and all that..." ket smiled back and shifted his position, laying beside camden while also hovering over him.
Lonely Oak Chapter 21
"nah, ket has a copy of the book and the papers. i can just borrow his right?" ket's eyes glanced away for a moment. "...sure," he replied.
Baseball in Winter 1 (redux)
ket closed his eyes and quickly rolled them, he hated going to the psychiatrists office. suddenly, wyn, kets other sister appeared from the hallway.
Baseball in Winter 2 (redux)
ket looked down at the tickets in his paws.
When the Rains Came
ket groaned, the feeling and dominance of her using him too much. his big balls clenched again, and ket found himself blowing another load deep into the huntress. back arched, ket squirmed and gasped, his horns pointed skyward.
Baseball in Winter 2
Again he saw ket walking home. his teammates were right, ket had stayed to watch. but why? he couldn't let the fox walk home in the freezing weather.
Lonely Oak Chapter 47
ket asked, his hackles still twitching. "ket's name is short for something, too."
Lonely Oak Chapter 6
"ket," the tiger replied, shaking it. "'ket,' huh? nice to meetchya, ket." he drummed the wall of the rink, "well, i'll see ya round, ket." and like that clay was gone.