Histoire 2 : Une journée « bien rempli » chez Manu
» répond manu.
Anthro novel - Chapter Four, Little One.
manu's barbed tongue ran repetitively over the length of her left ear, and he groomed her lovingly, his paw rested upon hers. "manu...?" she whispered uncertainly. "mmmm?"
Anthro novel - Chapter Five, Lapaki.
While she was turned, manu allowed himself to gaze at the small tuft that was her tail. it looked even softer than kitten fur, and whenever he saw it, manu longed to touch it, though unfortunately he had never had the pleasure.
Anthro novel - Chapter Three, The Wake.
Mumbled manu, his eyes naturally flicking their gaze to her chest, which was still pert, the white fur shaggy and rough.
Anthro novel - Chapter Seven, Betrayal.
manu took a moment to admire her swiftness, then turning his face towards the door, yelled out to it. "it's open, pak."
Anthro novel - Chapter Two, Racket. (NSFW)
manu had to move his tongue over her only once, and soon they were in a hot, burning frenzy. their claws digging deep, his tongue lapping greedily at her.
Anthro novel - Chapter One, I've Missed You.
manu. he'd come back... she continued to stare at him for a short while, having missed his beautiful frame.
L'initiation de Loïc
Je cherche à m'échapper, mais les mains de manu retiennent ma tête. manu maintient sa prise quelques secondes avant de me relâcher.
Kimoni's Return
Then he moved aside for manu and ade to greet each other. ade looked at manu with a face of the best happiness she could do. he had put on a little weight and his dark red mane stuck up at the same spots as it always did.
Anthro novel - Chapter Six, Remorse.
She turned left at the end of the corridor, and reached the row of doors that included manu's flat. a deep breath.
Zavyn III: My dear Friend
The fox rested on his elbows on bed "i'm manu, pleased to meet you two".
The Life of Windsire, Chapter 1: His Training
_and by the king, and by manu, and by mani, and by all the rest of the mongoose court that matter. when are you going to let that go?_ "when you stop thinking that it was excusable.