I am certain you are not alone, dear anon. 😏 I, for instance, always check if my confessions in the Sinday tag have reached porn star status. After all, I am the Madame of this bordello. If my own confessions do not inspire others to sin, then I do not feel accomplished.
To the anon that sent us these messages, I am very confused: Are these confessions or are you requesting us to write a fanfic for you? If it’s the latter, then we cannot do that. If these are confessions, however, then please disregard this message. It’s just that your “may I request for” tone makes it seem like you are asking for a story. ;^^
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Have you already confessed your sins regarding the delectable Miss Frye? I do agree that she is an exquisite work of art whenever she dons her fight club outfit (and beats the absolute shit out of every man that comes her way)
Well, there’s a lot of appeal in seeing Crawford working on his desk, especially since there’s a lot of hard work he can do to you on top of it. Or under it.
Okay, I have read the fanfic you are referring to (here is the fanfic submitted to us for our patrons who would like to read it). You are referring to the scene where the reader/narrator cuts herself while preparing food and Jacob comes by to lick the wound, right?
Let me tell you a little story: I work in the publishing industry. The company I work for has encountered many issues with authors. I remember one reader calling us to complain that one book we published is similar to another book published by another company. We found out later on that the author who submitted her story to us was inspired by the same book the author from our competitor was also inspired by.
I mention this because while I see your point, I feel like one has to be careful with making assumptions. I find that this article is very informative on the matter.
