Stories of Tie Up Games

001. "Arthur?" "Last time I checked." An easy smile, which I return, holding the front door open wider. "Find me okay?" "With the sat nav yeah." A nod out the window as we walk through to my kitchen. "This whole wood really yours?" "Well. No.&qu...

Plymouth isn't new, but I'm aware some of you may be. To her life and world. To which end I'll endeavour to describe past events where relevant.

RB.

Conversations with myself/the dead. Bethany Black. Manager, White Wolf Hotel. "Bethany Black." Half asleep, phone to my ear on autopilot answering just to shut the ringer up. "Good morning Mr Hill." That gruff American bark, an army general quite capable of marching his forces ac...

008. Scarlet. B. K. Paranormal Investigations. Stealing what we can from the extensive breakfast buffet: croissants and small butter packets, a whole unopened carton of orange juice and our thermos, which I fill with expensive sounding coffee whilst Ali stands close by keeping watch. Two egg and bac...

BlissfulMisery wrote: ↑1 month ago it would be strange if she was unaware of the cameras, especially after allowing them in.

An old/ancient ghost, from a time before cameras. Am hoping the following chapter explains such.

Personally I find details important. The help to create Pictures in the Reader´s mind. It feels like painting to me, sort of :) Nice analogy :D I feel the same. When I write there's a picture, I can see the story and in writing am trying to show that picture to others. New story sounding interestin...

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@Caesar73 making my way through this, the scarfbondagebandit tale, and.

Wow.

It's amazing, you've put in so much detail, for everything not just the bondage. Really well written, great work

B. K. Paranormal Investigations. Night one. Constance Li. Lifeguard, White Wolf Hotel. It's Li. Just, Li. Not because of all this last names only crap. I mean. What were my parents thinking? Constance Li. Constant, Li. Constantly. A nickname that followed me through school and college. Not the worst...

Her speaking French is interesting. I might be misremembering the history of the specific period (or thinking of a different period), but it actually does make some sense, despite the location. de Montefort is a French sounding name, and admittedly I've done zero research, but it suits to make the ...

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What's the fucking point of this?

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TightsBound wrote: ↑1 month ago
Embrace the chaos.

I certainly might

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Well it makes me feel better.

011.

"The...."

Right.

I'll have a think.