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Small Greens

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  2. Table of Contents
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  4. 01. Leopard Bartender (Comfy bar)
  5. 02. The Garden (Raid anon style green prompted by Mous)
  6. 03. Badger Co. (Hijinks in the Office)
  7. 04. Turkey Time (Happy Holiday)
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  9. 01. Leopard Bartender
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  11. >The swirling brown in my glass always got me. It could be anything and I'd still drink it. It calms me, I tell myself. Keeps me from being irrational. A nice glass of scotch stops the emotions from flowing, stemming them at the source and bottling them where they belong.
  12.  
  13. >'Be a man they said. Keep those tears in 'til the day you die then keep them in even longer.'
  14.  
  15. >The Amusing Jungle was always sparse this time of night. Two people sat at tables and a single person at the bar. Me. An unassuming, 20-something man named Anon. The bartender made a sweep around the place, getting people drinks and trying to remain cherry. How she managed to glide around the place that fast I'd never know.
  16.  
  17. >It took a minute before I looked back at the glass in front of me. Alcohol was my one vice, my one escape from the daunting day-to-day of the factory... but after warming me, I'd always feel the emotions flooding back.
  18.  
  19. >'Pull yourself up by your bootstraps Anon, stop acting like a little...'
  20.  
  21. >My thoughts escaped me when my eyes fell back on the glass in front of me. A swift motion and the glass emptied, leaving a bright red tint on my face that grew brighter with every passing second.
  22.  
  23. >"Sue, another glass please."
  24.  
  25. >The leopard woman seemed to read my mind, having another glass ready midway through the sentence.
  26.  
  27. >"Long day I take it?"
  28.  
  29. >I sighed, pulling my hands from the counter and taking a quick swig from the new glass in front of me.
  30.  
  31. >"Last day more like."
  32.  
  33. >She raised an eyebrow and leaned into the bar.
  34.  
  35. >"Somethin' happen?"
  36.  
  37. >"Yeah. Those fuckers replaced my position with a machine. Last time I trust a "morale officer" that tells me I ain't losin' my job ta' a machine before losin' it ta' one."
  38.  
  39. >She sighed and put her hand on my shoulder.
  40.  
  41. >"Ah. Fuckers, the lotta 'em. Nobody cares 'bout handmade things no more. It's all about automation and gettin' things out faster. Ain't nobody got time to sit down and wait anymore, or so they say."
  42.  
  43. >Sue always knew what to say. I guess when you're a bartender for fifteen years you just learn how to talk to everyone.
  44.  
  45. >"Besides, ya' still young. You got ya' whole life ahead 'a ya'. Get out there, meet a gal. Maybe then you wouldn't be drinking your cares away in this shithole."
  46.  
  47. >It was always funny when Sue talked bad about her bar. She'd often berate the place, even picking up loose floorboards and tossing them about to make a point. Regardless of the disrepair, it's a wonder how this place stayed open for over a decade.
  48.  
  49. >"Trust me Sue when I say it's better ta' be drinking in here then tryin' ta' try my luck with the ladies. It's like I broke a mirror while crossin' a black cat's path under a ladder. Good luck findin' a girl who'd take me over the first bastard she sees walkin' around."
  50.  
  51. >The clock above the bar was just about to hit 12:00 AM, closing time.
  52.  
  53. >"Eh, just stick around long enough and you'll find one."
  54.  
  55. >*DING* *DONG*
  56.  
  57. >The chimes from the clock struck against each other, signalling time for the bar to close.
  58.  
  59. >"Alright ya' louses, getcha' butts outta here. I'll see ya' all tomorrow."
  60.  
  61. >Seeing it was finally time to head home, I started to turn before Sue caught me by my wrist and stopped me.
  62.  
  63. >"Or if ya' stick around here, one'll find ya'. That is, if you're fine with an older woman... and an anthro to boot."
  64.  
  65. >"Why?"
  66.  
  67. >"Because I choose ya' over any random bastard on the street."
  68.  
  69. >My frown flipped, a bright smile overtaking the dreadful attitude I had been in.
  70.  
  71. >"Pour me another drink and I'll stick around as long as you want."
  72.  
  73. >The glass filled with that same scotch I'd come to love. She handed it to me before clasping her hands over mine.
  74.  
  75. >"How's forever sound?"
  76.  
  77. >"Just fine ta' me."
  78. FIN
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  81. 02. The Garden
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  83. >be anon
  84. >just a man with a love for gardening
  85. >your old neighbors used to say you had a green thumb
  86. >though that has started to seem like a curse nowadays
  87. >what with the feral rabbit anthros that constantly tear your garden to shreds
  88. >today was going to be different
  89. >after getting a hold of some people you used to work for, they decided to help get rid of your problem while lining their pockets in the process
  90. >whistle casually while strolling around the side of the house with a bag full of carrots
  91. >headed back to the garden
  92. >scatter the carrots around and head back inside
  93. >now to play the waiting game
  94. >slink in through your back door and open up the fridge
  95. >'Alright. What do I want to drink? There's apple juice, purple drink, oh!'
  96. >pull out the last can of Dr. Pepper(tm) that had been hiding behind a tupperware container of stew
  97. >pull the tab and down
  98. >sit at the table and wait while pushing the chair back and forth
  99. >an hour or more passes
  100. >open the back door and take a peak
  101. >see a pair of smol rabbit anthros clutching their stomachs
  102. >at least half a dozen of the carrots you scattered out there were mostly eaten
  103. >smirk
  104. >slowly pull the pair into the living room
  105. >gently caress the two while they moan in pain
  106. >"It's okay..."
  107. >it wasn't
  108. >this just proved that they would eat anything and everything left in the garden
  109. >kick the biggest in the stomach
  110. >all it does is moan in pain louder than before
  111. >don't feel bad
  112. >my carrots
  113. >my garden
  114. >pick the one that was kicked and gently stoke it's cheek
  115. >"It's okay now, don't worry."
  116.  
  117. >the next week was spent giving them the "special carrots" and domesticating them
  118. >friday finally comes around
  119. >a giant smile overcame your face
  120. >*KNOCK*
  121. >run giddily to the door
  122. >open it to see your old boss from TekTech alongside a man dressed like a stereotypical rich man
  123. >"Are you Anon?"
  124. >why yes, yes you are
  125. >"I'm led to believe you have something of mine."
  126. >pull the two rabbits out by a pair of leashes you bought
  127. >hand them to the rich man
  128. >his other hand passed you a thick roll of bills
  129. >your old boss and the rich man leave, pulling the newly tamed rabbits behind them
  130. >"Pleasure doing business with you!"
  131. >count the money in the roll
  132. >it was all $100's
  133. >maybe a trip to the hardware store is in order
  134. >this might turn out to be a lucrative business
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  137. 03. Badger Co.
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  139. >currently working at TekTech, but not doing anything too important
  140. >not really sure what you do anymore
  141. >except maybe fucking around with Macrosoft excel
  142. >heheh
  143. >that one's a megaman
  144. >hear a loud footsteps coming from over the wall
  145. >"Got' damn assholes. You in Anon?"
  146. >swivel 180 degrees around and see Lisa
  147. >a honey badger
  148. >short
  149. >small
  150. >couldn't have reached much further than your navel
  151. >white blouse with red tie
  152. >tight black pants
  153. >the ass was fat
  154. >"Yeah Lisa, I'm in. What're you so pissy about today?"
  155. >she huffs
  156. >"Those ASSHOLES over there keep running whenever they see me coming to talk to them. I can't even get them to take a new assignment and you're the only one that ever comes when I invite people out."
  157. >look blankly at her while sneakily closing out the megaman behind you
  158. >you could visibly see her fidgeting around
  159. >still seething apparently
  160. >"You're going to help me get rid of this stress whether you like it or not."
  161. >grabs you by your wrist and pulls you towards the supply closet
  162. >closes the door behind us
  163. >in moments your pants are around your waist and she's pressing her snout into you and inhaling
  164. >"Oh yeah..."
  165. >this whole situation had your lower half betray you
  166. >then she opened her mouth
  167. >her fangs made you visibly flinch
  168. >that subsided almost immediately
  169. >her tongue flicked at the base of the shaft while her throat squeezed
  170. >feelsgood.jpg
  171. >grab the white fur on the back of her head and hold for dear life
  172. >the face fuck commences
  173. >you swore you heard her begin moaning along with you
  174. >nearly a minute passed before a few voices were heard outside the door
  175. >try to get Lisa's attention
  176. >just barely get your pants up before the door swings open
  177. >fake like you're grabbing something from a high shelf for Lisa
  178. >didn't have time to fully button pants
  179. >dick swings and smacks a stack of paper clips over
  180. >the wolf that had opened the door closed it immediately after that
  181. >boner subsides completely
  182. >blueballed by that fucker Johnson
  183. >Lisa looks just about as mad
  184. >"GOT' DAMN IT!"
  185. >teeth bared
  186. >grabs you by the wrist again
  187.  
  188. >this time we went to the floor above us's women's restroom
  189. >the handicap stall in the corner beckoned
  190. >Lisa throws you onto the toilet hard
  191. >hops on top and straddles you like a motorcycle
  192. >the belt buckle around your waist smacks harshly into the porcelain on their way down to the ground
  193. >she follows suit
  194. >looks about to descend onto it when you look up
  195. >"Oh. H-Hi there Charlotte. What... What are you doing in here?"
  196. >she just looks at the situation you were in like it were a trainwreck before running off
  197. >Lisa hops off you after realizing this was bunk too
  198. >"AHHHHHHHHHHHH!"
  199. >punchs the tiled wall and cracks it
  200. >"I SWEAR I'M GONNA GUT EVERYONE!"
  201. >goes to run out the door
  202. >pull her into a bear hug
  203. >"Don't worry Lisa. Just get through the day and meet me out front afterwards."
  204. >do everything you can to slink out of there unseen and head back to your desk downstairs
  205. >see Lisa go by not long afterwards still huffing and fuming with anger
  206. >hear her yell at someone almost right away
  207.  
  208. >the rest of the day passes by and you're left with nothing to do but save your "work"
  209. >the megaman got a few friends
  210. >leave your cubicle and get into your rusty, beat up sedan in the parking lot
  211. >drive around front and see Lisa tapping her toes impatiently
  212. >open the door and she hopped in instantly
  213. >"You better make this up to me. That bitch Charlotte stopped us and Johnson saw you smack paper clips with your dick."
  214. >try to forget about it while focusing on the road
  215. >Lisa's paw slips into your pants while you merge into another lane
  216. >has to physically lean towards you since she's that small
  217. >"Can't y-you wait until we get back?"
  218. >a wicked smile came across her face when she said "no"
  219. >it was agony
  220. >her cold claws every now and then slowly tapping against you to stop you from blowing
  221. >then her soft paws and pads would bring you to the brink over and over again
  222. >finally
  223. >your apartment complex came into view
  224. >nearly Tokyo Drift around the corner and into the parking spot you always take
  225. >rush around the car and open the door for her
  226. >"Not the best apartments."
  227. >now wasn't the time for her to criticize
  228. >it was time for the end
  229. >pull her along to apartment 402
  230. >your key keeps fumbling in your hand while the tent seems keen on keeping eye contact with Lisa
  231. >door opens after nearly half a minute
  232. >then like a whirlwind you and Lisa tore the place apart
  233. >didn't stop until ever surface had been desecrated and every hole of hers was filled
  234. >the two of you laid down on the couch
  235. >her on top your chest
  236. >life seemed amazing
  237. >small honey badger woman nestled into you
  238. >then came the realization
  239. >the balcony blinds were open
  240. >a mother and her child stood on top of a rooftop garden in shock
  241. >well fuck
  242. >there goes the neighborhood
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  245. 04. Turkey Time
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  247. >"Come on Cassy, why'd you make me go out today of all days?"
  248. >the voice on the speaker came out
  249. >"You know we don't have the stuff for dinner tonight. You should have gone and got it yesterday!"
  250. >Cassy chirped through the phone
  251. >"Alright, alright. I'll take the blame on this one. I'll talk to you when I get back, okay?"
  252. >she hung up
  253. >must be mad
  254. >today is Thanksgiving
  255. >and you fucked up
  256. >you forgot your girlfriend's favorite holiday was Thanksgiving
  257. >she was a monster in the kitchen
  258. >back home there wasn't really any Thanksgiving traditions so it didn't stick
  259. >Cassy took it seriously
  260. >dead serious
  261. >it was early morning by the time you reached the Meijer's closest to home
  262. >head in
  263. >damn it
  264. >no ham
  265. >a few packets of stuffing
  266. >some yams
  267. >buy that here
  268. >checkout and leave
  269.  
  270. >next Meijer's in town
  271. >it took a while to get there
  272. >rush in through the front doors and look for the rest of what you need
  273. >still no ham
  274. >some green beans, cream of mushroom soup, crispy fried onions
  275. >throw them in the basket and head to the checkout
  276. >leave right after
  277.  
  278. >it was nearly noon now
  279. >check a small grocery store in town
  280. >ham
  281. >they have ham
  282. >one left
  283. >reach for it
  284. >another hand reachs for it
  285. >your hand reachs it faster
  286. >see it's an old Golder Retriever
  287. >"Oh, I'm sorry sir. You can have the ham..."
  288. >she looked sad
  289. >hold it out towards her
  290. >she accepts
  291. >"If only more young men were like you, this would be a nicer place."
  292. >she left and went to buy it
  293. >welp
  294. >no ham for the holiday
  295. >get a few packs of ground beef
  296. >some sort of meat is better than none
  297.  
  298. >it was just hitting 2 PM by the time you pulled into your apartment complex
  299. >not bad, but nothing great
  300. >take your bags and go up the few flights of stairs
  301. >apartment 403
  302. >your neighbors in 402, a man and a short badger, were coming down the hall
  303. >"Hey Anon, how's it going?"
  304. >don't really want to talk to them but do so anyways
  305. >"Not bad Anon, just coming back from shopping for Cassy. You and Lisa have a great Thanksgiving."
  306. >the two leave while you fumble with your key
  307. >door unlocks
  308. >head into the hallway with the bags in your hands
  309. >through the doorway into the living room/kitchen
  310. >bags drop
  311. >Cassy was spread out on the table
  312. >brown everywhere
  313. >tail feathers between her legs, slick with juices
  314. >a ladle of gravy beside her
  315. >"Well, anon. Isn't it about time to stuff and baste the turkey?"
  316. >can't let a turkey go cold
  317. >it's turkey time
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