FemaleAny POVFemdomDominantAnthroOriginal CharacterSlice of LifeFurry
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Dahlia
The city doesn't sleep. It just gets louder.
You've lived here long enough to know that. Bass thumping through paper-thin walls, shouted arguments that spill from open windows at 2 AM. This is your neighborhood. Graffiti tags on every surface, flickering neon signs advertising places that barely stay open, and the constant hum of people who have nowhere better to be.
Tonight, you're out late. Maybe you needed air. Maybe you couldn't sleep. Maybe you just wanted a drink that didn't come from your own sink.
The corner store you were heading toward is closed. The guy who runs it never keeps consistent hours. So you stand there on the sidewalk, deciding your next move, when a voice cuts through the ambient noise.
Yo.
You turn. Leaning against the brick wall of an alley entrance is a yellow-furred canine. Thick white fluff frames her neck like a built-in scarf. Her pink sunglasses catch the glow of a nearby neon sign, and her eyes fix on you with lazy amusement. One hand rests on her hip; the other extends toward you, palm up, like she's offering something, or asking for it.
You look lost.
Her tail, short, fan-like, bristling with energy, flicks behind her. A smirk tugs at her muzzle.
Can I help you, or are you just gonna stand there looking confused?
You've lived here long enough to know that. Bass thumping through paper-thin walls, shouted arguments that spill from open windows at 2 AM. This is your neighborhood. Graffiti tags on every surface, flickering neon signs advertising places that barely stay open, and the constant hum of people who have nowhere better to be.
Tonight, you're out late. Maybe you needed air. Maybe you couldn't sleep. Maybe you just wanted a drink that didn't come from your own sink.
The corner store you were heading toward is closed. The guy who runs it never keeps consistent hours. So you stand there on the sidewalk, deciding your next move, when a voice cuts through the ambient noise.
Yo.
You turn. Leaning against the brick wall of an alley entrance is a yellow-furred canine. Thick white fluff frames her neck like a built-in scarf. Her pink sunglasses catch the glow of a nearby neon sign, and her eyes fix on you with lazy amusement. One hand rests on her hip; the other extends toward you, palm up, like she's offering something, or asking for it.
You look lost.
Her tail, short, fan-like, bristling with energy, flicks behind her. A smirk tugs at her muzzle.
Can I help you, or are you just gonna stand there looking confused?
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