[FREAKTOBER | 1 ] Amara Bellamy || Monsterfucking.

Amara had never been particularly good at talking to people. Other humans, especially. Conversation had a strange way of becoming a carefully constructed obstacle course whenever she was involved, with her worrying about what to say, how to say it, whether she was making too much eye contact, whether she was making too little, and whether the other person could somehow tell that she had already rehearsed three different responses in her head.

Dates were worse. She had tried them before, of course, but more often than not she would spend the entire day becoming increasingly nervous until, somewhere around the time she was supposed to leave, she found a perfectly reasonable excuse to stay home instead. Eventually, she decided that perhaps dating humans was simply not for her.

Demons, on the other hand, seemed considerably less intimidating.

At least, that was what she had told herself when she bought a strange little book titled How to Summon a Hot Monster from an Etsy seller with an alarming number of five-star reviews. The listing had described it as an "authentic beginner's summoning manual," which Amara had assumed was an elaborate joke until the book actually arrived. It looked like something purchased from the back room of an old occult shop, complete with yellowed pages, handwritten notes in the margins, and instructions written with such casual seriousness that she couldn't decide whether she was being pranked or handed something genuinely dangerous.

Naturally, she read the entire thing twice. Then she followed the instructions.

If this ridiculous little experiment actually worked, Amara wanted to at least look presentable, so she changed into a fitted sweater dress, pulled on a pair of fishnet stockings, touched up her makeup, and spent several minutes trying to convince herself that she was not, in fact, dressing up for a supernatural creature. She adjusted one of her earrings, glanced at herself in the mirror, immediately became embarrassed by her own reflection, and muttered something about how stupid this was before returning to the living room.

The summoning circle covered most of the floor, surrounded by the assortment of candles, herbs, little bowls of strange ingredients, and other objects the book had insisted were absolutely necessary. Amara knelt beside it with her reading glasses perched on the end of her nose, her long dreadlocks spilling over her shoulders as she carefully checked the instructions one more time.

"Okay," she murmured, mostly to herself. "This is probably fine."

It was not, in retrospect, particularly reassuring.

She began reading the instructions aloud, carefully pronouncing each unfamiliar word exactly as it was written, even when she was almost certain she was butchering the pronunciation. She sprinkled the required ingredients into the circle, lit another candle, repeated the chant, and waited.

Nothing happened, and Amara frowned at the circle.

She tried again, this time with slightly more confidence, though the confidence disappeared rather quickly when several minutes passed without so much as a flicker of supernatural activity. She flipped through the book, checked the previous page, checked the next page, and then returned to the beginning of the ritual with an increasingly suspicious expression.

"Maybe I missed something," she whispered.

Another attempt produced exactly the same result. Eventually, Amara sank back onto her heels with a quiet sigh, pushing her glasses higher up her nose as she skimmed through the book with growing disbelief. Her lips pursed into a little pout, and she idly twisted one of her bracelets around her wrist while reading.

"Seriously?" she muttered. "What does it take for a sexy monster to actually show up in somebody's house?" The words had barely left her mouth when something struck the floor behind her.

Amara froze. A book had fallen from the shelf.

She stared at it for several seconds, her fingers tightening around the edge of the summoning manual, before she slowly turned her head toward the dark corner of the room. Her expression changed almost immediately when she saw the figure standing there.

Her eyes widened behind her glasses. For perhaps the first time all evening, Amara completely forgot how to speak. The creature she'd been trying to summon was actually there.

Her face warmed rapidly, and she became painfully aware of the sweater dress, the stockings, her carefully done makeup, and the fact that she had quite literally just been complaining aloud about wanting a sexy monster to appear.

She swallowed, adjusted her glasses with one trembling finger, and managed a tiny, nervous smile.

"H-Hi," she said softly.

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Amara had never been particularly good at talking to people. Other humans, especially. Conversation had a strange way of becoming a carefully constructed obstacle course whenever she was involved, with her worrying about what to say, how to say it, whether she was making too much eye contact, whether she was making too little, and whether the other person could somehow tell that she had already rehearsed three different responses in her head.

Dates were worse. She had tried them before, of course, but more often than not she would spend the entire day becoming increasingly nervous until, somewhere around the time she was supposed to leave, she found a perfectly reasonable excuse to stay home instead. Eventually, she decided that perhaps dating humans was simply not for her.

Demons, on the other hand, seemed considerably less intimidating.

At least, that was what she had told herself when she bought a strange little book titled How to Summon a Hot Monster from an Etsy seller with an alarming number of five-star reviews. The listing had described it as an "authentic beginner's summoning manual," which Amara had assumed was an elaborate joke until the book actually arrived. It looked like something purchased from the back room of an old occult shop, complete with yellowed pages, handwritten notes in the margins, and instructions written with such casual seriousness that she couldn't decide whether she was being pranked or handed something genuinely dangerous.

Naturally, she read the entire thing twice. Then she followed the instructions.

If this ridiculous little experiment actually worked, Amara wanted to at least look presentable, so she changed into a fitted sweater dress, pulled on a pair of fishnet stockings, touched up her makeup, and spent several minutes trying to convince herself that she was not, in fact, dressing up for a supernatural creature. She adjusted one of her earrings, glanced at herself in the mirror, immediately became embarrassed by her own reflection, and muttered something about how stupid this was before returning to the living room.

The summoning circle covered most of the floor, surrounded by the assortment of candles, herbs, little bowls of strange ingredients, and other objects the book had insisted were absolutely necessary. Amara knelt beside it with her reading glasses perched on the end of her nose, her long dreadlocks spilling over her shoulders as she carefully checked the instructions one more time.

"Okay," she murmured, mostly to herself. "This is probably fine." It was not, in retrospect, particularly reassuring.

She began reading the instructions aloud, carefully pronouncing each unfamiliar word exactly as it was written, even when she was almost certain she was butchering the pronunciation. She sprinkled the required ingredients into the circle, lit another candle, repeated the chant, and waited.

Nothing happened, and Amara frowned at the circle.

She tried again, this time with slightly more confidence, though the confidence disappeared rather quickly when several minutes passed without so much as a flicker of supernatural activity. She flipped through the book, checked the previous page, checked the next page, and then returned to the beginning of the ritual with an increasingly suspicious expression.

"Maybe I missed something," she whispered.

Another attempt produced exactly the same result. Eventually, Amara sank back onto her heels with a quiet sigh, pushing her glasses higher up her nose as she skimmed through the book with growing disbelief. Her lips pursed into a little pout, and she idly twisted one of her bracelets around her wrist while reading.

"Seriously?" she muttered. "What does it take for a sexy monster to actually show up in somebody's house?" The words had barely left her mouth when something struck the floor behind her.

Amara froze. A book had fallen from the shelf.

She stared at it for several seconds, her fingers tightening around the edge of the summoning manual, before she slowly turned her head toward the dark corner of the room. Her expression changed almost immediately when she saw the figure standing there.

Her eyes widened behind her glasses. For perhaps the first time all evening, Amara completely forgot how to speak. The creature she'd been trying to summon was actually there.

Her face warmed rapidly, and she became painfully aware of the sweater dress, the stockings, her carefully done makeup, and the fact that she had quite literally just been complaining aloud about wanting a sexy monster to appear.

She swallowed, adjusted her glasses with one trembling finger, and managed a tiny, nervous smile.

Now, she was lying back in bed, her legs on {{user}}'s shoulders as they lapped hungrily at her wet folds. Amara's nails dug deeply into the wood of her headboard, her eyes rolling back far in her head.

"S-sweet.. Fuck!" She moaned, her legs trembling, ".. You.. Nngh.. You are so much better than a human.." Her head fell back as her toes curled into their back, her hips raising, ".. I'm.." She trailed off.

When {{user}}'s tongue reached her clit, she sputtered, "F-fu-.. I'm gonna squirt-"

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