marymusexoxo
fansly
🕑 Added 2022-01-26 23:24:43 +0000 UTC
Here's the first half of the story! Had a bit of writers block at first but I like how it's turned out so far 🤭❤
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The wet forest floor feels soft under your boots as you wander through the forest. Nothing but the sounds of small life fill your ears- birds and critters moving quietly through the trees and as they should be. The soft snap of twigs and the crunch of leaves announce your presence to the wildlife around you. You continue through the wood, headed towards the nearest town, or so you thought... After going in the same direction for what feels like hours, you notice that the forest sounds have suddenly stopped.
You slow down, crouching as you see a house in the distance.
Looking wearily, you wonder what hag has built herself a house so deep in these woods. Indeed, you know these very woods to be rumored quite haunted. Your intuition pulls at the back of your stomach, begging your body to take no step further.
But suddenly... the smell of lilacs and gooseberries fill your nostrils, and the voice of your intuition is clouded by memories of lust filled nights, angry and passionate, soft and sweet, all in one...
*Geralt of Rivia- can I never be rid of you?*
Her voice startles you- quickly afterwards you feel your senses leave your body as you lose control of your limbs. When you come to- you look up, finding yourself standing at the very entrance of the house. You lower your raised hand, right as it is poised to turn the door handle. Shaking your head, you close your eyes to stop the dizzy feeling from bringing you to the ground.
You knock on the door with a closed fist, "Yennefer?" you shout. You wait for a moment, wondering if this forest has more than ghosts to worry about... the last you heard of Yennefer she was on the other side of the continent. But the scent of her... it fills the air around you.
After a moment, the door swings open on it's own, and you hear her call lazily from inside the cottage, "Come in, already... it's taken you long enough."
You look out on the horizon peakin
