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Christmas Butt Plug by K.M. Neuhold
3.0
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Christmas Butt Plug by K. M. Neuhold is the third short story that exists in the Four Bears Construction universe. With a ridiculous title, this short story actually starts off very sweet. We get to see Everett and Watson together for (what I am assuming) is their first Christmas, which is always a lovely moment between a couple.
This short story started off super domestic, showing us Christmas Eve with Everett, Watson, and Everett’s daughter. There is a dose of endearing family bonding and super cute gift giving before the story turns to the adult side. While this is the longest short story yet, I don’t think that does it much justice.
The sex scene feels incredibly rushed. While none of the sex in the Four Bears Construction series are particularly drawn out, this one didn’t have any time to breathe. It felt like it was over as soon as it had started, and something about it lacked intimacy to me (which is a feelings that seems to have carried over from Hardwood).
Perhaps these two just aren’t for me. While this short story wasn’t bad, it definitely was my least favourite of the bunch.
Christmas Butt Plug by K. M. Neuhold is the third short story that exists in the Four Bears Construction universe. With a ridiculous title, this short story actually starts off very sweet. We get to see Everett and Watson together for (what I am assuming) is their first Christmas, which is always a lovely moment between a couple.
This short story started off super domestic, showing us Christmas Eve with Everett, Watson, and Everett’s daughter. There is a dose of endearing family bonding and super cute gift giving before the story turns to the adult side. While this is the longest short story yet, I don’t think that does it much justice.
The sex scene feels incredibly rushed. While none of the sex in the Four Bears Construction series are particularly drawn out, this one didn’t have any time to breathe. It felt like it was over as soon as it had started, and something about it lacked intimacy to me (which is a feelings that seems to have carried over from Hardwood).
Perhaps these two just aren’t for me. While this short story wasn’t bad, it definitely was my least favourite of the bunch.