<div class="floatleft">(http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t295/JoanieSappho/Sekrit/naamahhum_zpss0sdlnif.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Tsubame Izumi<br/><strong>Location:</strong>The Docks<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Aurem<br/><strong>Letters:</strong>None, yet<br/><br/>Ah, finally. Tsubame had waited for the young futa to do this for years now, and had pushed and pushed in hopes she would given in and done this a while ago. She'd even plyed with her testosterone doseages a little bit, making them ever so slightly smaller than they should have been. Admittedly, she'd originally intened to give the job to someone with bigger breasts and a much bigger cock, but the sight of the girl, less than half her age and only just legal to think about ... well, she liked them young.<br/>Forced immediately down onto her knees, she smiled slightly to herself before she tried to struggle out of Aurem's grip, not that she tried too hard. It wouldn't do to actually get away before she was forced to take the futa's cock in from of a ferry full of women and futanari, after all.<br/>She was a little put out about the destruction of her clothing, though.<br/><br/>"You've been wanting this for a while, haven't you?" She asked, her voice calm despite how her large breasts hung freely and how she could feel Aurem's cock against her ass. "But, sweetie? I came here looking to have fun with virile, well-hung futanari. Not to indulge a little girl who, let's face it-" She turned her head as far as she was able to while Aurem pulled her hair. "You're just an office toy. A pair of little balls to knock around like a Newton's cradle. Let me up so a<em>proper</em>futa can take me, hmm?"<br/>Her response, even more condescending than she had dared to be in the office was, of course, intended solely to anger Aurem further. If the girl calmed herself down and thought carefully she would see that her employer was just encouraging her, attempting to work her up to the point where she would violently rape Tsubame.<br/>Of course, those words of hers weren't all that conducive to calm and rational thought.