“Oh Dianne! You always know how to cheer me up!” Chelsea chuckled from across the table, holding a starschmuckz latte. She was an older woman in her late 30’s, a bit overly charismatic sometimes. She had short white hair that was almost boyish in appearance save for the half that extended over her face on one side. She wore a thin black long sleeve sweater that emphasized her E-cup breasts underneath. Her denim pants hugged her waist tightly, wrapping around all of her voluptuo

In the distant future, humanity integrated with the societies of the stars. Mars had been converted into a cultural melting pot of different species across the solar system in a city called “Galaxtron.” Galaxtron became the capital of mars and the point of cultural exchange and trade among all species across the galaxy. The city itself resembled what you may expect from any sci-fi show you’ve seen; white sleek towers with round curvatures and hovercars flying in organized lines across b

Steve was staring point blank at the boxcutter on the desk. It was right there, all he had to do was grab it, and slit open Brimstone's massive belly freeing the other girls while he still could. It was so simple, but at the same time, he was left petrified. Even with the other girls building up inside him over time, Brimstone was still a massive beast capable of devastating force. Even if he was left completely immobile, if he got too close, he could easily be killed with a single swipe of h

It was Senior Year at Wilmington High School. June was just around the corner and the only thing on people’s minds was graduation day, where all the turmoil and strife of endless nights of work would finally pay off once they receive their diplomas on stage and kiss all those annoying teachers, mind breaking homework assignments, and jerk face students who made their lives a living hell goodbye. No more stress, no more patronization, no more suffering, no more envy, and all the other cruel

It was another day for Lauren. She drove to her generic, boring job as a cashier at the local wal-mart. She wasn’t exactly looking forward to another day of mindlessly scanning disgustingly fattening food for landwhales who probably didn’t need to be eating it, but it was the best she could do. She was hoping to strive for a higher ideal as an engineer once she was finally finished senior year at college.
  The line seemed to be especially busy today. She was scanning so many