This Story involves human females and Furry males engaging in sexual acts, so be aware if that isn't what you're looking for. I've taken a lot of inspiration from Jay Naylor's works, especially his "The Fall of Little Red Riding Hood" series, as well as E.Z. McCain's "Beastiverse" stories, so you may envision the world of these stories in a similar light. In this world, humans live in conjunction with various Beastman races, among other animals and mythical creatures. However, a curse borne by an ancient Goddess has lived in the hearts of women for millennia, making them crave for Beast Cock and sex with Beastmen, Animals, and Monsters.
In this chapter, A Dalmatian tempts a woman to sleep with him on her wedding anniversary.
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The day had passed a lot slower for Elliot as she waited in her home for her husband to finish his little construction project, taking every moment she had to get ready for their very special anniversary date night.
She'd prepared a light dinner earlier, nothing extravagant but simple and elegant, along with plenty of wine to get them through the evening. Now as 5:00 was just about to roll around, Elliot was merely putting the finishing touches on herself.
Standing in her bathroom facing the mirror, a quick application of pale lipstick, an extra curl in her hair, and she was done. Standing back, she giggled girlishly as she swayed her hips and checked herself out in the mirror.
Rather than going for a more refined look this evening, Elliot was planning on tempting her husband right from the start and displayed herself in only the most minimal and risquΓ© clothing. She wore a sheer purple robe, silk soft to the touch that only barely came below her ass cheeks. She cinched the sash extremely loosely, leaving nearly all of her chest revealed, her otherwise naked breasts pressing desperately on the hem and begging to be let free. And just below the sash she had on her sexiest pair of black, lacy panties.
Beside that the only things she wore were her wedding ring and the gold-topaz necklace she'd just been given that morning, which she rolled lovingly between her fingers as she looked herself over again and again. She smirked devilishly to herself in the mirror, playfully wondering how long her husband would go along with her teasing him like this before he let himself go wild.
Smiling in eager anticipation in spending the most romantic evening with her one true love, Elliot practically skipped out of the bathroom and headed downstairs. Frank should've been home any minute, and she figured she'd set herself up in a nice sexy pose on the couch for him to find.
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A half hour later, 5:30 in the evening, Elliot was pushing herself up from the couch with a rather suspicious look. She'd been lying there trying to look ravishing for thirty minutes, and she hadn't even heard Frank's car pull into the driveway yet. She got up to check her phone, seeing no new messages from her husband. Still, she was willing to hope that maybe he just got held up in traffic, or was stopping at a store for a last-minute pickup.
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6:00, still no word from or sight of Frank. Elliot's eyes just kept shifting between her phone and the living-room window, starting to feel unsure as to whether she should be getting angry or worried. She'd sent him a few texts in the last hour, increasingly more desperate in tone, but received no replies.
Finally she properly dialed him up and waited through the complete ringtone. She ended up hearing his voice only through his answering machine, and quickly hung up without leaving a message. Now Elliot was growing more concerned. It really was not like Frank to ignore calls for this long, especially when he'd already promised to be home an hour ago.
But only a minute later her phone finally rang, and her eyes shot to it in an instant, but her hope was immediately crushed when she saw it was Roy's name, not Frank's on her screen. Still, he was with Roy earlier, so she should at least be getting an answer.
"Hello?" She picked up, trying her best to sound calm but unable to keep all her agitation out of her voice.
"Hey Elliot, it's Roy." The Golden Retriever confirmed himself, sounding unusually nervous and not quite his full, cheerful self. "So, I just heard Roy's phone ring and saw your name. Aaaaand I figured I should probably give you a call since... well, Frank's not really able to at the moment."
Elliot's heart was dropping fast, and judging from the tone of Roy's voice she was about to be very unhappy with whatever the Dog said next.
"What... exactly do you mean?" Elliot spoke low into her phone, bubbling anger dripping off every word.
"So funny thing, uhhh, we finished up the deck a little while ago. And to celebrate I just thought we could all share a couple drinks... and then maybe a couple more... and, well one thing led to another, and Frank's pretty much completely out of it now." Roy admitted, almost like he was trying to verbally avoid eye contact.
"Is that right." Elliot said in response, more than obviously through grinding teeth.
"I mean, he'll be fine. I've just got him set up here on my couch. I'll watch him tonight and have him back to you in the morning. You'll barely even notice the wear and tear." Roy attempted to joke nervously.
"Thank you for letting me know, Roy." Elliot's words were ice cold before she quickly ended the call.
Elliot's fingers curled harsh into a fist, it was a tremendous struggle to set her phone down gently and not hurl it through the window. In fact, she barely managed to not scream like a banshee, merely seating herself down on the couch, eyes glaring wide and mouth curved in a vicious snarl as she trembled in absolute fury.
She couldn't believe Frank! She honestly couldn't believe he would do something like this! Never in the entire time she'd known the man had he ever been as thoughtless as this! Ever since they'd met, ever since their first date and ever since their wedding day he had always taken so much care to make sure
she
was the most important thing in his life and that she knew it!
Now suddenly on their anniversary, the most important day of the year for them, he just decides to blow her off and get blind stinking drunk with his idiot friends! Elliot had never felt angrier at anyone in her entire life!
Her piercing eyes suddenly shot towards the window as they sensed some motion outside. But she soon realized it was only Damian's car pulling into his driveway. She watched lividly as the Dalmatian got out of his car and strolled right up to his door, looking perfectly balanced, not even remotely stumbling from drink. Thinking back, she realized that even Roy had sounded totally lucid, not slurring in the least.
Seeing this only served to make the scorned-wife far more furious. Even that Mutt Damian had enough sensibility to not drink himself under the table, which was way more than she could say for her asshole husband right now! Frank had just gone totally off the rocks without his friends even having to provoke him!
Standing up, Elliot finally raged out of her living room. She stomped through the dining room, her pissed-off footfalls rattling the spread she'd set on the table and nearly sending it to the floor. She strode right by the meal she'd so lovingly prepared and went straight for the several bottles of wine she'd originally planned to share with Frank.
Grabbing two bottles and a glass in a huff, she marched upstairs into her bedroom, slamming the bottles down, pouring a glass and ravenously downing it in a single, long drink. If Frank would rather drink himself under the table than spend their anniversary together, then two could play at that game. It would just make her angrier in the morning when she finally got to tell him off, assuming he would even have the balls to come home by then.
Already, her shaking hands were busy pouring out the next glass of wine. Elliot took a long look around the bedroom, growing more irate by the second. Ever the dutiful wife, she had even gone to the trouble of buying and setting dozens of candles in glass holders, totally lining the room with them. She had lit them back when she expected Frank would be home, and they still burned, draping the otherwise dark room in what should have been a really romantic dull, flickering glow.