Feast | Sheriff Stilinski by LadyCookieCupcake, literature
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Feast | Sheriff Stilinski
Sheriff John Stilinski x Reader
Cooking dinner for three wasn’t supposed to be this hard, was it? It was supposed to be easy, especially when you were reading from a million and one recipes- and were feeding two people who wouldn’t care as long as they got food in their tummies. But it wasn’t, not in the slightest. You were doing everything at once; cooking the turkey, cutting the vegetables, stirring all of the different cake mixtures, putting said cake mixtures in different bowls and then into the oven, making sure the table was nice and ready for when they got home, and all the while trying to make sure nothing got burnt
Feral Feasts: Hippo to Go by AzariahWolf, literature
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Feral Feasts: Hippo to Go
Serling had been a regular at Feral Feasts for quite a while now. Since his initial experience turning into a rabbit in the Meadow, he had returned quite a few times to sample the seemingly endless variety on the menu. He hadn't yet ever had to repeat a meal, and the same was true today. This time, however, there was something beyond the meal that was going to be different. "Good afternoon!" he called as he pushed through the familiar doorway. The little brass bell jingled merrily as always, and the lady at the hostess station glanced up and gave a familiar smile. She was a ferret today, white with black markings on her body and around her eyes. As always, she wore a smart, professional outfit. She set aside the little book she had been reading and greeted the coyote with a wave. "Afternoon, Serling!" she replied. "I saw you on our reservation list for the day. I'm happy to see you again." "It's good to be back. Have you prepared my meal?" She nodded and picked up a bag with a
Feral Feasts: Fast Food by AzariahWolf, literature
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Feral Feasts: Fast Food
Zack was in a weird mood. It was lunch time, and he found himself being stubbornly indecisive about what he felt like eating. It was one of those days that he simply drove down the main street in his hometown, passing dozens of restaurants with a shake of the head and a frown. He didn't feel like eating at any of the usual places. As his drive got longer, his indecision grated on him more and more. Every time he almost made a decision, he talked himself out of it at the last second or had already passed the turn before making his decision. At last, exhausted with his unending search and beginning to really feel the effects of hunger, he made a dangerous decision: he would eat at the next restaurant he came across on the road. By this point, he had long passed any of the familiar stops, so he drove a bit more slowly than he maybe should have, keeping an eye out to try to spot any place that might escape his notice. When he finally spotted something, it was already almost too late to
Feral Feasts: Trough for Two by AzariahWolf, literature
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Feral Feasts: Trough for Two
A good number of the customers at Feral Feasts have several things in common. One of those things is that they tend to be loners who take great inspiration from personal experiences. The restaurant gives them an opportunity to be inspired in a unique way, and so they are often quick to return alone for more inspirational dining experiences. Sometimes, however, the inspiration is enough to be worth sharing with friends.
“What kind of restaurant names themselves Feral Feasts?” Steven asked. He was a college age man with brown eyes and a mop of brown hair that refused to stay down unless buried under a mountain of gel.
Walking
Feral Feasts: A Hoppy Meal by AzariahWolf, literature
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Feral Feasts: A Hoppy Meal
Jake the labrador retriever had enjoyed his first experience at Feral Feasts, but even though he wanted to go back to the restaurant he also wanted to share the experience with someone. It was hard to sell the concept to people without spoiling the experience for them. There were very few people who were very enthusiastic about going to a rustic, out-of-the-way eating establishment that looked like it belonged in a small town two decades ago. Finally, though, he had managed to get someone to tag along. "I hope you're right about this place." Chase was a red fox by species, and a very orange fox by color. He wore a blue Hawaaiian shirt and nothing else. He and Jake shared that same cartoon fashion sense, and they made a unique pair walking along the sidewalk, a yellow labrador and a bright orange red fox, both barely four feet tall and each wearing only enough clothing to make a fashion statement. "Oh, trust me! Dining here can be life-changing!" Jake's chuckle made Chase a little
Feral Feasts: Seaside Snack by AzariahWolf, literature
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Feral Feasts: Seaside Snack
Tucked away in a particular corner of the world there is a strange building. The rustic exterior of the aged wooden structure looks almost like something someone might expect to serve as a trading post in an old Western. Half-hidden among the reaching leaves of the ivy growing along its facade is a name in old-fashioned script, one many a passerby has noticed with curiosity and consternation.
Feral Feasts
Though nowhere is it specifically stated to be so, even people who have never before seen the establishment quickly divine that it is some sort of eatery. Precisely what sort, however, is known only to those few who have visited before.
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Feral Feasts: Living in the Sunlight by AzariahWolf, literature
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Feral Feasts: Living in the Sunlight
Many people passed by the rustic wooden building without giving it a second glance. It was unremarkable in every way except for the business within, and that was a secret revealed only to those who were curious enough to step inside. To those who had stepped through the door, however, the restaurant was a hidden gem that always called them back for more.
Serling stepped through the door into Feral Feasts again, his tail bobbing behind him, and smiled at the sound of the bell that always announced his arrival. He nodded to the lady who sat behind the counter, a vixen he was sure he had met on previous occasions. She set the book she was r
Loki's Little Mischief - Ch 41 by the-nature-author, literature
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Loki's Little Mischief - Ch 41
Loki's Little Mischief - a Loki X OC Romance
~Chapter Forty One~ Love
Loki vacillated constantly on the matter of the feast – even after Káta had tendered their acceptance of the invitation to Thor, and the three of them had begun planning, she and Loki joining Thor in his chambers. He did not want her made the subject of every wagging tongue in Valhalla, just as much as he did not want to share her company with any other – for he knew that her mere connection to him would result in a tidal wave of gossip, and that would spell the end of any reasonable degree of privacy or anonymity. What was between them was priva