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"Aw, you're such a trooper." Beverly chuckled. "Seriously, Dan. Thank you so much for this. I know it's difficult, but we all appreciate it. The girls especially."
"Yeah, well, I guess all things considered, this situation could have gone a lot worse. And at least now, I can finally ignore the bitch."
"Speaking of, she's calling me again."
"Tell her that I'm filing a restraining order, and if she ever calls you or me again, I will see her arrested."
"How about I just tell her you'll call her back when you feel like it."
"I won't. But maybe I'll shoot her an e-mail."
Beverly laughed again. "Okay, will do. Take care, bro. Don't enjoy our daughters too much!"
"I'm hanging up now."
"Then do it."
"Bye."
Dan settled back in his chair as he put the phone down. He jumped a bit when he felt a gentle kiss to the tip of his cock. Despite himself, he smiled softly. He supposed, all things considered, things had worked out alright after all.
END
- COMMENTS
Anonymousover 2 years agoI really appreciated the effort you put into worldbuilding, developing the ways in which people would have adapted to the changed society. Well done!
martianvenusianceasefireover 3 years agoThis wasn't just a great sex mage story, unlike a lot of the other ones in the series, the main character actually isn't blocked from enjoying the teases.
The father-daughter element, the accidental orgasm, the loving daughter fending off the bitch ex-wife, the teasing build up, the relief (especially being able to lord it over the ex-wife), this story hit all the notes. Even the neighbors being adamant about minding their business — so respectful.
The humiliation when a girl lords her sexual power over you can be nice, but some of the characters take it way too far into bullying, cruelty, even the complete psychological destruction of their victims through straight-up rape — actually, even rape can be portrayed in a fun/sexy way, even by a less likable character, but when it's just used as a tool to deliberately break someone like a supervillain, it's not fun for me. Others may find that sexy, but not me; it crosses the line from humiliation to strong degradation, which I'm not a fan of.
My other recommendations in this series include “Comic Throb” and “What Are Friends For?”. Some of the others are good, too, but those two hit right.
