IanTheVoreLover

Contains digestion with reform, and soul vore The only sounds in the night were the gurgles of a panther’s stomach, sloshing around with a human inside as it swayed back and forth. Though the cat stuck to the shadows, the streetlights not operating, she walked with pride. She flaunted the pudge stuck to her body as if the whole world watched, the smile on her muzzle unceasing. Finally reaching her destination: a small two-floor house with its back to the woods, facing a street of a neighborhood all with nearly identical houses. The panther leaped over ten whole feet and landed atop the roof above the front porch. The window in front of her slid open on its own, and the panther climbed in, her belly sliding through unobstructed as she began lying down on the couch right beneath the window. “We’re here, sweetie~.” The panther nuzzled her sagging belly. It suddenly grew even larger, like ropes keeping it together had been cut, the weight of its contents almost reaching the floor as it

It was so cold. Jake remained bundled in his winter clothing, trapped inside the cave he found. He had been stuck in there for an hour already. While he wasn’t in danger, he was in for a rough night. A light snow flurry had started when he was traveling through the forest, and quickly needed shelter, since moving by foot in the conditions he was in was hell. But then as he watched the snowfall outside, a figure approached, revealing to be a wolf, with grey-white fur with splotches of yellow blond all over her belly. "Hello there, darling.” The wolf spoke, a young female voice in a soft, caring tone. Jake gasped, hearing the giant animal speak English as fluent as he could, but with a British accent. “You look so cold. Are you lost?” She asked with a coo, slowly making her way to him, seemingly gentle with every step on the cave floor. “I… I am actually.” Jake answered despite his disbelief. “I don’t think I could find my way back home. I was hoping my friend would find me, but

The sequel to Wolf Warmth. It was a peaceful night, the snow having been plowed off the roads while he was away, and everyone was inside. Not one car drove by, no headlights briefly brightening the room. The streetlamps were off due to some kind of power issue, but the houses remained with power. Thanks to the absence of any light, the stars could be seen twinkling above through the window. The brightest light in the room was the red light on a heat signifying it was on and doing its work, keeping him warm. Jake was fast asleep, enjoying the solitude of his home after a day’s worth of company on his king-sized bed, so comfortable, but not nearly as comfortable as the many other places he had slept in, and most of all, it was a galaxy away from being as comforting as in the presence of Faith. The truth was that he was never that much of an extrovert, some introverted past self remained, and it was nice to be away from all the excitement. Even if his time was spent playing video games