It was a brisk winter day out in DelMane, perfect for a nice meal with a family, which is what Layla and her mother Sarah would be doing if they weren’t arguing over the fate of a curtain human who were currently tied up and ready to be put into the oven.
“Mom, untie Sable right now, we’re not eating him.” Layla protested as her mother put some finishing garnishes on the human, who was also protesting behind a wooden gag.
“Sorry dear, I’m not putting in all th

Sarah slowly opened her eyes, she didn’t know how long she’d out for but last thing she remembered was being in her daughter’s kitchen before everything went dark. She found herself tied up on her back on the counter, looking down at herself, she had been shaven clean and she was sitting in a large roasting pan filled with vegetables. Confuse, the fox looked around and saw her daughter on the other side of the kitchen stirring a pot on the stove top, “L-Layla?” she

"Uh Layla, can we talk about this?" Sable said laying naked on the dining room table, "I know I agreed to be your dinner tonight, but aren't you going to cook me first."
"Nope." The fox replied, entering the room with a bottle of some unknown liquid, "With this, I won't need to."
The human looked at her with a raised brow, "What is that stuff anyways, I've never seen it before?"
"Oh, they just came out with it, it shirks whoever drinks it down to a curtain size and it makes it to were they come

Sarah was sitting in her den, reading a book and drinking some tea, it was getting late and she was whining down for that night. Also the sudden though, there was a knock at the door,
"Now who could that be." The fox said to herself as she got up, she glanced at the clock and saw that it was 10 o'clock already, whoever it was, it had better be important. Walking to the front door, Sarah peeked through the eyehole and to her surprise; it was her daughter's husband, Sable. A little miffed, she ope

It had been along autumn day for Kyle wandering deep in the woods, with nothing but the clothes on his back, you’d expect that the boy had gotten himself lost, but that was far from the truth. He wanted to be here, off the deep end out of his element, with one goal on his mind, to be eaten. It was something that he had wanted to do for some time now, giving ones self to another to be devoured fascinated him a lot, but he always kept it to himself, knowing that type of thinking was taboo, t

“Mom, you do this every year, and every time, I have to talk you out of it.” Layla said as she watched her mother Sarah tie on an apron. It was an annual tradition for the Swift family to get together in the winter time to have dinner and normally that meant Layla’s husband would join as well, but this year, the mother fox had other plans.
“Oh shush dear, you’re not doing it this year.” Sarah replied, not having it with any of her daughter’s nagging, &ld