A Teens Secret Life with a Possessive Pokémon in the Bedroom

A teenage girls secret life takes a dramatic turn with a possessive Pokémon as her unlikely bedmate in a thrilling tale of love and possession

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A Teens Secret Life with a Possessive Pokémon in the Bedroom Chapter 5 The next few days or so involved a lot of settling into the new status quo. Chikorita's presence changed a lot of things, since my room became the permanent resting place for someone who wasn't me, and the insisted on cuddling with me at night. There was a lot of logistical stuff to work out there, as I was both unaccustomed to cuddling all night and unaccustomed to cuddling small things. Her food and water bowls went next to my computer desk, and a few times I caught Purrloin trying to sneak in and steal some. Chikorita's response was a vine around her waist that dropped her outside the doorway and a dry remark. At least, I assumed it was a dry remark. Any Pokemon who enjoyed my company enough to let me take them home had to have been at least a little predisposed for snark. Mom agreed to the whole thing so long as I took care of her and she didn't get into a fight with Purrloin. Amy took the opportunity to complain that she wanted a Pokemon, that it wasn't fair, that her first few tests of the school year came back with great marks and she deserved a Pokemon. "Do you think the daycare has any other Pokemon up for adoption?" Mom asked after a couple days of ceaseless complaints and bargaining. "I don't know," I said with a smile so wide you could pass a truck through it. I lay on my bed with a slice of the cake Elaine baked for my uninjured sister. "I had to jump through a lot of fences to adopt her. Er, hoops. Jump through a lot of hoops." Dammit, Bill was rubbing off on me. "I can ask Elaine, but there's a long waiting list as it is, even if she doesn't want to be picky, and come on. She's nothing but picky." "He's smiling!" Amy shouted. "Of course I am. Life is wonderful, and every day we wake up still alive and so grateful for what we have. Why would I not be smiling?" My tone was so deadpan it took every bit of effort not to laugh as colour filled into her face but mom just missed the sarcasm.(i thought I herd amy say “smart ass)” Mom sighed. "Adam, at least see what you can do. And where did that cake from? …and then things took a turn

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