It was another uneventful day in the city with not that much business booming at the Flora Vora, a shop that specialized in selling flowers, but with a twist. The young hippie Lily swept the floors, happily making up a song to hum along to as she did her mundane task. Gretchen sat at the counter, the back of her chair tilting on its back legs. She was snoring loudly, drool rolling down her cheek. Lily swept flakes of dirt and dust into a dustpan and disposed of it in the trash can. She then walk

“I can’t believe I attacked Elena like that,” Ellie lamented.






The wind blew around the young woman as she continued her nightly walk. Something just... came over her. Elena was right there, practically begging to become someone’s lunch with her voluptuous body. That fragrance radiating from her body. Those hips...

“Stupid Elena...” Ellie groaned to herself.

That young woman almost made her late to class again because of her tomfoolery.

She still could not forgive

her for that one time when she missed an exam

and she

sure as hell didn’t

when she had to “make it up.”

“Testing... one, two. Hello. Welcome, everyone to our Annual “Top Dog” Competition.”




The microphone whirred to life as the announcer stood in front of the crowd and their canine companions. There were dogs of several breeds present whether they were purebred or mutts. In a table set at the farthest side of the auditorium were the judges of the competition, two women and two men. Gretchen adjusted her gla

The nerdy girl tried to go about the day as normally as one could considering the school, but she couldn’t shake the feeling that something was really wrong.

For starters, Ms. Lynch was not acting like herself all day. Rather than the sociopathic sadist she was, she seemed more... anxious and actively tried avoiding eating students which in itself is bizarre considering how she loved t

inkering with the rules to glut hersel