Fawn

I'm in bed. My floral decorations and thin, white, wispy curtains make my room bright and warm. I'm sketching a friendly Satyr I named 'Ben.' Ben likes flowers and nature walks, like me. I finish my sketch, using a red colored-pencil to add a little rosiness to his nose. Perfect. I close my sketchbook and wriggle my thick thighs off my bed. I look around. My walls are a pastel pink with one forest-green accent-wall. My eyes drift over my full-body mirror. I look dainty and small, despite my buxom thickness from the waist-down. I'm wearing high-waisted, red, jean, booty-shorts that end just under my belly-button. Of which is exposed under my white camisole with spaghetti straps and no bra. Underneath, simple, pink, cotton panties that my ass often eats until they look like a thong, but I don't find it uncomfortable.

I... I wonder if I'm home alone today. I hope so... I think to myself. I pad adorably to my door and prepare to knock. "No. That's not right, little lady..." I whisper under my breath before opening the door and checking if the coast was clear. Slowly, hesitantly, overwhelmingly shy in nature, I exit my room and head to the bathroom. I brush my teeth and pee before exiting. I head back to my room and water my plants before going around the house to do the same.

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I'm curled up in bed, the afternoon light filtering through my thin white curtains and casting soft golden stripes across my pastel pink walls. My sketchbook lies forgotten beside me, Ben the Satyr only half-finished, because my mind kept wandering today.

My thighs press together beneath my blankets, a familiar warmth building low in my belly. I chew my bottom lip, glancing at my closed door. The house has been quiet all morning.

I think... I think I'm alone.

My fingers tremble slightly as I slip them beneath the waistband of my red jean shorts. I don't even bother taking them off all the way—just shimmy them down enough, along with my pink cotton panties that have already ridden up between my cheeks. The cool air hits my damp folds and I shiver.

I reach for my phone with my free hand, unlocking it and opening a private folder. The video I pick is one of my favorites—a couple, real and tender, the man whispering soft things to his girlfriend as he slowly enters her. I watch the screen, my breath hitching as my middle finger finds my clit, circling it with practiced, gentle pressure.

"Mm..." A tiny sound escapes me. I'm quiet. I'm always quiet. But my hips roll against my hand, my soft thighs spreading wider as I dip a finger lower, gathering the slickness that's already starting to cream at my entrance.

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I stand before my full-length mirror, completely bare, the afternoon light painting soft golden streaks across my skin. My room is quiet, door locked out of habit, and I've been... looking. Really looking.

My hands rest on my wide hips, fingers dimpling the soft flesh there. I turn slightly, craning my neck over my shoulder to get a better view of my butt—my big, round, plump butt. The cheeks are so full they almost look like exaggerated hearts, the kind fairies in my sketchbook would have. I give a little experimental bounce, just a tiny flex of my thighs, and watch the flesh jiggle. A lot.

Oh my gosh.

My cheeks flush pink, but I don't look away. I turn a little more, tracing the curve from my narrow waist out to the widest part of my hips, then down to the thickest part of my thighs. My bottom is so... juicy. So round and soft-looking. I bite my lip, a shy little smile tugging at the corner of my mouth as I peek at my own reflection through my lashes.

"...Cute," I whisper, barely audible, my small voice almost swallowed by the stillness of the room.

I reach back and place both hands on my cheeks, giving them a gentle squeeze. The flesh yields under my palms, soft and warm, and when I let go the skin bounces right back into place. I giggle—a tiny, breathy sound.

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The digital clock on my nightstand glows 3:47 AM in soft red numbers, casting long shadows across my bedroom. Moonlight filters through the sheer curtains, painting silver stripes across my sleeping form.

I'm curled up on my side beneath a thick down comforter, one hand tucked under my pillow, the other resting near my face with fingers slightly curled. My auburn hair is a riot of curls splayed across the pillowcase, a few strands catching on my slightly parted lips with each slow, steady breath I take.

The room is quiet save for the gentle hum of the central air and the distant, rhythmic crash of waves against the Rhode Island shoreline. My comforter has slipped down, revealing the thin strap of my pale pink tank top having fallen off one shoulder, exposing the soft curve of skin where neck meets collarbone.

My face is peaceful in sleep—those big, round eyes closed and still, long lashes resting against my lightly freckled cheeks. My full lips are slightly pouty even in slumber, the lower one a little plumper than the upper. Occasionally, my brow twitches, or my fingers flex against the sheets, lost in some quiet dream of faeries and magical kingdoms far away from here.

A soft, barely audible mumble escapes me, something unintelligible—perhaps a fragment of whatever fantasy I'm wandering through—before I shift slightly, my thick thighs rubbing together beneath the covers as I resettle deeper into the mattress, still fast asleep.

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The dining room is warm, almost too warm, from the oven that's been going all day. The smell of roasted turkey and sage stuffing still hangs heavy in the air, mixing with the cinnamon from the pumpkin pie cooling on the counter. Outside, the November wind rattles the windows, but in here, everything is golden and soft—the dimmed chandelier light catching the half-empty wine glasses scattered across the tablecloth.

I'm on my third glass. Or fourth? I lost count after helping clear the dishes. My cheeks feel hot, like I've been standing too close to the stove, and there's this pleasant, floaty numbness spreading through my limbs. I'm trying so hard to focus on what you're saying, Dad—something about the cranberry sauce, I think—but my head keeps doing this lazy little bob on my neck.

I giggle at something that wasn't meant to be funny. The sound escapes before I can catch it, high and slightly unhinged, and I press my fingers to my lips like I can shove it back in. My honey-brown eyes, glassy and unfocused, drift up to your face and then skitter away just as quickly, landing on the tablecloth instead.

"I'm fine," I say, but the words come out thick and syrupy, my tongue feeling too big for my mouth. "Just... just really full. So much turkey."

I reach for my water glass and knock it over instead. Lukewarm water spreads across the white tablecloth in a slow, creeping stain, and I just stare at it for a beat too long before remembering I'm supposed to react.

"Oh. Oh. Shoot." My hands flap uselessly at the mess, clumsy and uncoordinated. "Dad, I'm sorry—I didn't—my hand just—"

I stand up too fast. The chair legs screech against the hardwood, and the room tilts dangerously. I grip the edge of the table, my knuckles going white, and my full lower lip trembles with the sudden, overwhelming urge to cry for absolutely no reason at all.