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“Owl’s Nest” by Harry [18+]
22nd November 2021 • The Voice of Dog • Rob MacWolf and guests
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John the mouse finds the courage to talk to an owl girl at a party and she invites him up to her room

Today’s story is “Owl’s Nest” by Harry, who writes and publishes under a few different names, but you can find most of his stories on SoFurry.

Read for you by Khaki, your faithful fireside companion.

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Today I'm reading an adult story for mature listeners.

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If that's not your cup of tea,

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or if there are youngsters listening,

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you can skip this one

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and I'll have a new story for you next time.

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You’re listening to The Voice of Dog.

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I’m Khaki, your faithful fireside companion,

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and Today’s story is

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“Owl’s Nest” by Harry,

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who writes and publishes under a few different names,

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but you can find most of his stories on SoFurry.

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Please enjoy “Owl’s Nest”

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by Harry I was loitering by the keg holding a plastic cup of nameless beer when I spotted her.

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I didn't know her name then,

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but I had seen her before--

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she was in my sociology class. Her and about 200 other people, I guess,

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but she was someone you noticed.

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Avians aren't all that rare as a group,

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but you don't see many owls.

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And she was the sort with those feather tufts, you know?

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Look sort of like pricked-up ears or horns.

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Her face was a dark-edged mask of white feathers,

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drawing all the attention to her eyes.

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Not that they needed the help.

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Her irises burned a vibrant

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yellow-orange, like the flesh of a ripe nectarine.

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And so, so perfectly round.

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The way her brows came down in a wide 'V'

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made her look a little serious,

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even stern, but I'd seen her laugh, across the lecture hall.

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I figured she'd never noticed me.

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Millions of grey mice around.

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She was in the kitchen,

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sipping something purple-red out of an actual glass with a straw that she held with her slender black beak.

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I looked around the room for Kevin,

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who had dragged me to this just-off-campus house party in the first place.

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I had been itching to leave until I saw her,

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having only a mild buzz and no real dedication to improve it using more of the

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lackluster (but free) swill in the keg.

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Her drink looked more promising,

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and it offered me a chance to talk to her for once, instead of watching and wishing.

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Normally I wouldn't have the balls.

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But it was late, I could still split if I struck out,

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and the buzz probably helped.

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When would I get another chance, right?

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I picked my way through the crowded room

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holding my cup at ear-height, which as a mouse isn't all that high.

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Made it to the kitchen without spilling it on anyone.

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She swiveled her head in my direction in that spooky way only an owl

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can and I gave her what I hoped was a winning whiskery rodent smile.

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She blinked, but didn't say anything.

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So I said, "Uh, so, that looks a hundred times better than this, uhm...

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fine artisan um, 'lager'.

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Where'd you get it?" She tittered a laugh, the short downy white feathers on her throat fluttering. "Private stash,"

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she said, in an exotic accent that I couldn't quite place.

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South Asian? I didn't know from owls, so it could be anything, and I wasn't about to ask her hey, so what kind of owl are you?

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Instead I asked about her drink.

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"What is it?" "Sangria,"

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she said, taking another sip through her straw.

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I brought my cup to my lips, but the smell of the now-warm beer made me wrinkle up my muzzle.

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I said, "I don't suppose you'd share some from your stash?

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I've had enough of this...

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stuff," and set the cup down on the counter.

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She looked at me,

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and I mean looked.

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It was unnerving.

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Especially for a mouse.

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Which sounds all primitive and whatever, but I couldn't help it.

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She was taller than me and those eyes were just short of

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hypnotic. My tail twitched

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and I felt an urge to bolt.

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I wondered if she only blinked like once every ten minutes or something.

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Finally she said,

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"All right, you can come with me,"

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in that lilting sing-song voice.

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"Where we going?" I asked,

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trying to keep my voice even

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as she crossed the kitchen towards a rear doorway.

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"Upstairs. The bottle is in my refrigerator."

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"You mean you live here?"

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She didn't look back, so I followed her out into a back hallway,

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watching the long brown-banded feathers that draped from the backs of her arms flutter.

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The loose yellow tank top she wore hid most of the ones that covered her back.

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We climbed up some creaky narrow wooden stairs.

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She explained, "Yes.

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We rent this house.

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I have my own room."

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"A single? I'm already jealous.

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I mean, Kevin is an ok guy,

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but I miss privacy," I babbled.

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We walked down a short dark hallway,

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and she opened one of the doors and flicked on the light as she passed within.

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I followed. She said,

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"Here is my room. Isn't it good?"

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Compared to my almost literal rat's nest it was tidy and spartan.

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It was paneled in some kind of light

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knotty wood, with a similar floor.

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Creaky in spots like the stairs.

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I saw bookcases, a TV,

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and the dorm fridge that must hold the promised booze stash.

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That all kind of took a back seat to the big fireplace taking up one entire wall, though.

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I perked my ears in surprise and said,

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"You get your own fireplace?

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Damn!" She giggled again.

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"Three rooms have them.

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It is an old house. Please,

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sit anywhere." I looked around, and besides the bed there didn't seem to be anyplace to sit.

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I was hoping what any young male hopes when he's invited into a girl's room,

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but I figured that going straight for the bed would make a bad first impression,

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and I did not want to screw this up.

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So I picked one of the neat oriental rugs decorating the floor

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and sat, cross-legged.

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She was busy finding me a glass since I had abandoned my beer cup in the kitchen.

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I piped up, "Oh, uh,

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I'm John. I think we have

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SOCI 201 together."

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She leaned over her bed to fetch a coffee mug from the windowsill,

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fanning her tailfeathers at me in the process.

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I had to drag my eyes back up to her face when she turned back around.

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She passed in front of me,

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then left the room,

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and I could hear water running down the hall.

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I gave my face a quick rodent rubwash and waited.

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"Sorry I have no other glass,"

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she lamented upon her return.

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"Absolutely no problem,

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uhm... What uh, what should...

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should..." I stammered. "I am Tara,"

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she helpfully answered,

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then opened her short fridge and took out a nice big jug of pre-mixed sangria.

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She poured some into the coffee mug and handed it to me,

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and I took it with both paws.

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She sat on the next rug over and crossed her legs too.

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I finally noticed she didn't wear shoes,

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as her feet were a bit like talons.

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Long and scaled and sporting impressive claws at the tips of the toes.

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Those I could easily avoid staring at.

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I raised my mug and said,

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"Thank you, Tara," before drinking.

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Much, much better than the beer.

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It was sweet and fruity

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and warm like wine going down even though it was chilled.

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I licked my mouth and whiskers

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and she drank some of hers.

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She asked, "How did you hear about our party?" "Well,

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my room-mate Kevin brought me along.

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I'm not sure who he knows here. Could be a friend-of-a-friend thing, even.

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I didn't really know a lot of people downstairs."

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"I have not seen you here before, no."

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"I feel very welcome though, so thank you again."

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She lapsed into silence and I began to feel awkward,

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just looking around her sparse room and drinking her wine.

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But there are standard questions any undergrad can fall back on to keep a conversation going, and I used them.

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"What are you majoring in?"

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I asked. "I wish to study medicine,"

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she answered. "Oh, pre-med. Cool.

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I'm uh, still sort of undecided.

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Probably end up in managerial english poli-sci history studies.

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Or art. Heh." "Oh, do you paint pictures, John?"

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"If I drink enough of this sangria, maybe."

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That got a laugh from her and I grinned.

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She asked where I was from,

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and I asked her the same.

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I was a local, she was most definitely not.

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My south Asian guess had been accurate.

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We compared classes,

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spoke spitefully of professors we had both endured.

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She complained of not being able to find any food near the university that was even close to what her family made back home.

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Her housemates didn't appreciate her attempts to cook in that style herself.

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We both complained about the on-campus cafeteria.

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We polished off the bottle of sangria.

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As the night grew later

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I ended up lying on my back with my knees bent staring at her ceiling as we talked.

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The dull beat of the music downstairs had ceased at some point,

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and the house had been quiet for a good while.

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I turned my head

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and noticed she was no longer sitting on her rug.

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She had got up without making a sound

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and moved to sit on the edge of her mattress.

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I glanced at the clock on her night stand.

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It was a little after 2AM.

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I looked up and back at her wide orange eyes

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and she said, "It's time for bed."

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The wine had made me feel warm and a bit fuzzy,

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but even if I had been sober,

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I don't think I would have known for sure if that was an invitation or a dismissal.

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I sat up, too fast.

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She noticed me wavering and offered one of her hands.

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I stared at her beautiful arm-feathers

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and she made a chirping cluck sound and said,

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"Poor mouse John, come here."

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I took her hand and she pulled me up.

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I staggered, then sat down next to her on her bed.

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I mumbled an apology.

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She surprised me by preening my ear gently with her beak,

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then wrapping her wing-like arm around my shoulders.

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The touch of her sharp beak sent

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shivery tingles along my ears and down my spine-

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I knew she could notch my ear easily.

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But she didn't. It was so easy to just lean over against her.

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Her feathers were warm and soft,

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though I could still feel the stiff cores that gave the large ones their shape.

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Her chest ruff was mostly soft down.

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She had lost the tank top--

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I don't know when that happened.

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I nuzzled at her chest with my whiskers and nose,

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making her giggle-chirp once again.

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She wasn't like a mammal--

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no breasts. But I didn't mind at all.

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She had barely any scent of her own--

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mostly I smelled the wood of the walls

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and floor and the little stack of firewood on the brick hearth.

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She lifted her head and told me to lie down

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and I got myself nice and comfy,

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not knowing what to expect.

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She climbed over me,

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straddling my legs,

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then spread her arms and feathers and covered me up while looking down.

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I reached up to stroke her chest and stomach

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and she gave a trilling sort of coo at that.

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Encouraged, I did it again,

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and strayed lower,

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to where her jeans still covered her.

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I stretched my paws out to hold her hips,

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pulling her closer until I could rub her bottom.

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She cuddled against me while I massaged her,

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feeling her tailfeathers twitch

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where they sprouted just above the denim.

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She was back nibble-preening my ear again.

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I was growing stiff from the heat and friction,

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despite the alcohol,

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and I knew she could feel it.

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She pushed herself up once more,

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looking at me with her beak open in an

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avian sort of grin.

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She looked down and unbuttoned my jeans,

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then slid the zipper down.

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Then she hopped to the floor

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as I raised my head to watch.

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She undid her own jeans and pushed them to the floor.

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I made sure I rid myself completely of mine before she had to wait on me--

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it seemed she was done playing around.

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My aching mousehood stood up from my groin as I lay there,

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still wearing my stupid band t-shirt.

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She didn't care about the shirt.

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I watched her climb back onto the bed and onto me,

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and I caught a glimpse between her thighs.

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Avians are a little different, and I had never seen one up close and naked before.

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Before I could get a better look she was pressing her unseen mysteries against the root of my dick,

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which was anything but enigmatic.

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She felt hot and slippery,

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and that was plenty familiar enough for me.

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With her hands supporting her weight on the bed on either side of my shoulders

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she rocked back and forth slowly,

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coating me with her warmth and making a low hooooooo.

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hooooooo... sound with each exhale.

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Without a word she paused

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and lifted up slightly,

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catching my tip and easing herself down onto me.

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I gasped. She warbled.

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She let me get used to her inner heat for a moment,

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then she took the lead.

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She moved in smooth silence except for occasional chirping sounds,

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her eyes closed for now.

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I met her with slow

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but eager thrusts of my own,

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but when I got too rambunctious she would press me down into her bed

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and hold me there for a moment.

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Unable to control the pace,

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I was at her mercy.

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When she sped up I began to squeak quietly,

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as it brought me far closer to the edge than I wanted.

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Even tipsy I could feel the insistent burn of an orgasm that wanted to escape.

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"Tara," I gasped, then swallowed, trying to warn her.

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She stopped her rhythm and pressed down,

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holding me deep inside her.

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She panted with her beak open,

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saying nothing. "Close,"

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I whispered. She nipped my ear

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and gyrated her hips against mine.

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I whimpered. After a minute or so of that she resumed sliding up and down my shaft,

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punctuating each downstroke with a firm grind.

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I could feel her getting tighter,

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and her tailfeathers began to flare out behind her like a striped fan.

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I moaned her name again and this time she didn't pause for me.

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She meant to have me,

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and I stopped trying to resist.

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The burning urgency deep in my groin erupted before I knew it was happening,

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my copious rodent seed spurting into her.

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She could no doubt feel me pulsing,

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but she kept up her unsteady humping until she, too, found her own shuddering peak.

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It grew painful for me as mine ebbed away

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but I couldn't very well stop her.

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I was grateful when she finally lay atop me,

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panting and hot, recovering.

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I reached under her armfeathers and stroked her back, only half-conscious.

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I let my eyes close.

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Enjoyed the heavy bliss of relief.

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As I was falling fully asleep,

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she suddenly laughed.

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"I work in the morning,"

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she said. I opened my eyes a crack,

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trying to interpret what she meant.

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I was dead tired, even though she had done most of the work.

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But I figured she wanted me gone.

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Didn't want to deal with me in the morning.

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I said, "I don't. Do you uh...

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need me to go? I can go sleep downstairs on a couch or in the bathtub or..."

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"Stay," she said, and I did.

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She was gone when I woke up.

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This was “Owl’s Nest” by Harry,

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read for you by Khaki,

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your faithful fireside companion.

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You can find more stories on the web at thevoice.dog,

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or find the show wherever you get your podcasts.

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Thank you for listening

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to The Voice of Dog.

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