The Feather Stories (Part Two)

The Feather Stories (Part Two)

by Sylvia Ellen Silverstone

48 pages· 2016

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Three stories telling the tales of girls, who have their feathers ruffled - or the feathers ruffled against their bodies. Whether it's a male or a female who wields the feather, the effect is all the same - long and unstoppable streaks of laughter. Laughter is good for health and tickling may be fun, but in excess any fun turns into pure torment.
"Making her pay" is a sequel of "Making her quit" from the first volume of "The Feather Stories". Ravi, excluded from the school volleyball team, seeks revenge on the girl who had humiliated her. The opportunity comes sooner than she might expect.
"Think before you open your big mouth" focuses on Tim, a shy student trying to find his place at the university he attends. Despite the shyness, Tim can go really far to teach a lesson those who stepped on his toes. Some people are just to learn that the hard way.
"Making her submit" takes place right after the events of "Making her pay". It's the third installment of the school volleyball team tiny ex-member dealing with her archnemeses. As things go on, they get more intense. The punishment has to be delivered properly to be effective.

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