Broken Knight
Supernova
- Joined
- Apr 6, 2009
It wasn't like it was the first time he was going to purchase a pet, and odds were good, it wasn't going to be the last time, either. That's why the wolf wasn't really paying attention to the fine print under the biography of each of the prospective pets, he simply was looking at the physical attributes. In his past history, that made up for much, much more than what words scratched onto a piece of paper might've come up with. Unfortunately, as the world turns, experience doesn't always cover everything, and it certainly wasn't going to cover it this time.
It did explain, however, why he bought a cat girl without so much as picking up the girl's biography. She was a little tall, definitely athletic, her chest about a C cup, all fairly common traits among her species. She did, however, have mismatched colored eyes, which should've been a hint to him. Cats don't typically have that like dogs do, but he simply shrugged it off. The wolf had found her entirely cute beyond reason, so he'd purchased her without any hesitation.
Before she knew it, she was in his lavish home, with all the new smells and sights that came along with it. He brought her inside, the small bell on her new collar making a faint ring with each step she takes. Of course, he'd put the collar on her, just another piece to his puzzle of her cuteness. Once she was inside, he let her have her own free reign for a little while.
"Welcome to your new home." The large, lean black wolf said. "I don't care what you're off and doin', but if'n ya try to run off, I'll run ya down, lassie, and eat ya. Have dinner out by sundown tonight and you'll 'ave a lovely evenin'. Don't and I'll make ya regret it. Now, scamper along, lassie and do whatever it is cute cat girls like you tend to do when they get to their new home." He said, smiling and giving her cute little ass a playful pat. He hadn't ever had a cat girl, so beyond cooking dinner, he didn't know what to tell her to do. In the mean time, he retired to the living room with a good book and his recliner.
It did explain, however, why he bought a cat girl without so much as picking up the girl's biography. She was a little tall, definitely athletic, her chest about a C cup, all fairly common traits among her species. She did, however, have mismatched colored eyes, which should've been a hint to him. Cats don't typically have that like dogs do, but he simply shrugged it off. The wolf had found her entirely cute beyond reason, so he'd purchased her without any hesitation.
Before she knew it, she was in his lavish home, with all the new smells and sights that came along with it. He brought her inside, the small bell on her new collar making a faint ring with each step she takes. Of course, he'd put the collar on her, just another piece to his puzzle of her cuteness. Once she was inside, he let her have her own free reign for a little while.
"Welcome to your new home." The large, lean black wolf said. "I don't care what you're off and doin', but if'n ya try to run off, I'll run ya down, lassie, and eat ya. Have dinner out by sundown tonight and you'll 'ave a lovely evenin'. Don't and I'll make ya regret it. Now, scamper along, lassie and do whatever it is cute cat girls like you tend to do when they get to their new home." He said, smiling and giving her cute little ass a playful pat. He hadn't ever had a cat girl, so beyond cooking dinner, he didn't know what to tell her to do. In the mean time, he retired to the living room with a good book and his recliner.