This is a short work of erotic fiction containing furry, or anthropomorphic, characters, which are animals that either demonstrate human intelligence or walk on two legs, for the purposes of these tales. It is a thriving and growing fandom in which creators are prevalent in art and writing especially.
Please note that all characters are clearly over eighteen and written as such in all stories.
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Hiss left his family home. It made sense for him to, considering that he could not even look at his father anymore, let alone look him directly in the eye. Their relationship had changed forever and he did not even bother saying goodbye to the cougar who had raised him alongside Fyr when he packed up his entire room, leaving it bare and empty, off to stay with his Uncle Kao, Fyr's brother. At least he had somewhere to stay, a fresh start and a late hope at college.
It was too close to Holly too. He didn't want to see her around anymore, even if it was picking up their graduation certificates at their old school. Even her old friends cut wounds too raw for him to bear.
Fyr, however...she had a husband. If she wanted to go somewhere else, she would have to divorce him or at the very least separate. That was what her head told her but her heart had other words for that part of her body. "Stupid" and "moronic" were two of them.
It was harder to leave him than she wanted to believe, groaning in the back of her throat as she turned back up, let herself in with the key that fit in the lock. He hadn't even changed the locks. Her lips twisted. Had he expected her to return? It was hard to say.
"Fyr?"
Ropes was to be found in the kitchen with a microwave meal (typical of a cat to not even bother figuring out a recipe to cook from). He was alone, which was good, however, but things were far from fixed between them, nothing as right as rain, as the saying went.
"I...didn't think you were coming."
She let him clasp her paws but didn't feel anything, lifting her chin defiantly.
"I'll hear you out, if you really want to fix this mess you made."
Of course, he didn't want to lose her, for he was a demon as confused with what he wanted as Fyr was with him, twisting between the nightmare and reality as quickly as one may have turned around. They ate in separate rooms and slept in separate beds: at least there was the guest bedroom. It was a firmer, lumpier mattress but Ropes, for once, did not complain, the heavy sense of disconcertion lingering in the pit of his stomach as he wondered if his marriage was still lost forever. Demons did not cope well with losing what they coveted and he coveted the dragoness more than anything else. That was why he had made her his, officially, with marriage. But that went two ways.
Yet...one's attention could shift, especially when they were a demon.
Things were tense between them but better without Hiss there: Helena didn't know much of what was going on, being away at college having the time of her life. It was better for them to be away elsewhere, though Ropes often caught Fyr talking to Hiss on the phone, closing the door on him so that their conversation would remain private. Hiss never called Ropes, his father's calls going unanswered when they were made, though that became less and less frequent as Ropes gave up hope, at least for the time being.
However, there was always someone who could throw a spanner in the works and that spanner came in the form of the skunk who had had a part in the breaking of their marriage.
"I'll get it!"
Three knocks on the door. Ropes was still trying to be a good husband, leaping to attention, something in him pushing to make the relationship work even though he still did not wholly believe that he had done anything wrong. But there was no one quite like Holly to stop him dead in his tracks, tentacles falling limp as she stood there on the doorstep in a hoodie with the hood pulled up over her ears and a holdall bag clutched to her chest.
"H-hi."
"Who's there?"
Fyr didn't need to ask, for she already recognised that voice, advancing with arms folded across her chest as she swallowed a hiss. Looking over the skunk, a little damp as the rain was starting to come down outside, with a look of absolute disdain and distaste, for she still believed it to be mostly Ropes' fault, Fyr shook her head.
"You can't come here."
Holly hung her head.
"P-please..." She whispered. "My parents... They know what happened. They kicked me out."
Ropes started.
"What? What for?"
She shook her head.
"They called Hiss, wanting to return some tools of his. He told them everything. I hadn't told them anything."