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My Monster Girl Hotel!

"Ding! Ding! Ding! You won a Job!" When I first heard those words, I never thought my life would turn around so drastically. From an orphan looking for a way out to becoming the manager of a hotel filled with cute monster girls! How it happened so fast? I had no clue, but I can't say no to living with such beauties! Who knows, maybe with time as I help them get comfortable in the human world, they'll become my family, and I can even help them expand their genes further! But before any of that, I must face my past, and help them do the same. Then perhaps when I'm on my path to help them get revenge on the humans who've tortured their homeland, I can enjoy a life surrounded by my numerous lovers, wives, and the family we'll create together. Warnings: R18||Violence||Suggestive and traumatic scenes [Note]: 1. None of the heroines will cheat on MC 2. It does involve MC stealing other people's partners - (Netori) 3. Please let me know about any grammatical errors in any chapter through the comments. Connect with me here to keep up with the story's progress: Discord: https://discord.gg/GTKkdRVZnV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Writersblockills

Writersblockills · Fantasy
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A Quick Reprieve

The next morning was about to bring the hotel's inauguration. I haven't seen the place yet, but it was supposed to be bigger and more expansive in facilities than the last place in the woods. Furthermore, plenty of human employees were supposed to be working under me as well, although how that would work out remains to be seen since I haven't met a single one of them.

'I will be missed for I am loved, 

I will be remembered for they hold me dear in memory.

And yet this suffocation trapped within,

Makes me claw at that reality.

Am I not meant to be happy?

Am I not meant to be free?

I ask myself over and over,

Only to receive silence for an answer.'

A poem, never thought I would write one. Much less one that would be legible; and yet as I sat on this desk with pen in hand, words flooded out of me on their own as if it's always been a part of me.

"What makes a soul?" I asked myself, not knowing who I was.