Stories of Tie Up Games

cloud wrote: ↑3 years agoGreat

Thanks

Dpsiic wrote: ↑3 years ago Great story is there more?

Thanks so much.
I've got a couple of ideas for a potential sequel - any suggestions?

AuntMary wrote: ↑3 years ago Nice li'l story
Hope Velma gets revenge in Sam

Thanks
She's pretty cunning - I suspect Vee will soon find a way to pay me/ Sam back in kind.
Any suggestions?

Rtj65 wrote: ↑3 years ago Very fun story, really well written!

Thanks. So glad you enjoyed it

The G-Man wrote: ↑3 years ago That was a cute story. Loved how William was doing costume changes during all this.

Thanks - so glad you liked it.
Hehe! All told, over the course of the night William changed his outfit more often than Mariah Carey

quietman wrote: ↑3 years ago Great job! Good quick story and the gag talking was really well done.

Yay! So glad you enjoyed it. Transcribing the gag talk was lots of fun

Reidy wrote: ↑3 years ago Must be the first time you haven't managed to get free.

Ah, that's because I wasn't the featured character this time - I was writing in character as Velma Sam's/ my storyline best friend

SFPGBondage wrote: ↑3 years ago Cute story. Great work

Yay! Thank you kindly

FelixSH wrote: ↑3 years ago That was cute and nicely short. With an enjoyable, colorful language. I liked the detail that William changed into different costumes.

Thanks so much - Yes, I suspect William has a costume for every occasion

KaceyBoots wrote: ↑3 years ago Really enjoy these shorts, allows our imagination to fill in the blanks, thanks!

My absolute pleasure - so glad you enjoyed them

gaggedrock29 wrote: ↑3 years ago

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gaggedrock29 wrote: ↑3 years ago Great story! I think we'd all love to see one of the finished cards though.

So glad you enjoyed reading about my (modelling) adventures

I did. Still waiting to see the finished product though.

You couldn't possibly afford my modelling rates

TinkerBliss wrote: ↑3 years ago I love the fun banter that you usually have between captor and captive!

Aww, thank you! So glad you enjoyed the dialogue - that's frequently my favourite part too!

slackywacky wrote: ↑3 years ago Great stories, and as you stated, not every story needs to be 100 pages long.

Yay! Thanks so much!
It's lovely to know there's an audience for my smaller/ bite sized tales

Reidy wrote: ↑3 years ago Whenever I read your stories I wish I could be kidnapped with you. Such a way with words.

That's very sweet. Glad to hear you enjoyed the stories

Caesar73 wrote: ↑3 years agoMe too

Thanks

I did write some more - in case you're interested https://tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 247#p79247

Danny wrote: ↑3 years ago Interesting premise I hope you continue!

I actually did write another batch - in case you missed them https://tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 247#p79247

mtlkrow wrote: ↑3 years ago I love the nice one shot stories you have, they are great!

Yay! Super glad you enjoyed them

TinkerBliss wrote: ↑3 years ago As good as longer ones can be, I also love the shorter stories! It’s great when you don’t have a lot of time to sit down and commit to the longer ones. And you’re really good at writing them.

That's very kind of you to say - thank you!

“Avast ye Scurvy Dog!” “Who are you calling ‘vast’ Mister!?” I said as I felt the pointy end of a plastic cutlass poke me in my side. William let out a small giggle in response, “I said ‘Avast’, as in, ‘Avast, behold this mighty fine ship!’” “Oh. Well, that’s okay then” I said with a smile. Dressed ...

Kidnapped by Santa “I guess it’s true what they say about never meeting your heroes?” “Lest they have feet of clay?” suggested Saint Nick “That. And because they might smell like beef and cheese!” “Ho, ho, ho! Very amusing Sam” replied the not so jolly fat man as he pulled my ropes cruelly tight. “...

quietman wrote: ↑3 years ago All good stories, I especially enjoyed the second one!

Awesome! Thanks for the positive feedback

redtogo wrote: ↑3 years agoGreat story

Thank you kindly

slackywacky wrote: ↑3 years ago Thanks for sharing, great story.

My pleasure. So glad you enjoyed it

gaggedrock29 wrote: ↑3 years ago Great story! I think we'd all love to see one of the finished cards though.

So glad you enjoyed reading about my (modelling) adventures

A ture(ish) story One of the great Ward family traditions, besides Dad’s ritualistic burning of the Turkey, is our seasonal Holiday cards. From as far back as I can remember, we’ve always taken a family portrait for use as a Christmas card for close friends and extended members of the clan Ward. Gro...