Lesbian Fantasies: Forbidden Zoo Encounters and Fantastical Interspecies Adventures Author's Note 1: These short fantasies started off as weekly mini-stories for my readers, but the newsletter was shut down because autoresponders do not accept adult content. I thus decided to publish these fantasies for free for my readers to enjoy. It is meant to entertain, so please do not leave hateful comments if everything is not perfect. I am only human after all. Author’s Note 2: Although this fantasy can be read independently, it was written as part of a series. For full enjoyment, please read “The Barbie Lez Fantasies: Week 1-28”. *** Have you ever had one of those fantasies? You know, the ones that feel so real you begin to wonder if you are actually imagining them. Well, I do… because I have them all the time! Sometimes, they turn into a story, but mostly they remain trapped inside my brain. That is, until now… “Oh no!” I groaned as I realized I had lost my friend’s ten-year-old daughter. Again! “Candy!” I called out as I glanced around anxiously. Luckily, I soon saw her head pop out from around a nearby corner. “Yes?” she asked innocently. Hurrying over to her, I considered hugging her, but opted against it. After all, I had not really lost her; only misplaced her. Still, I had to make it clear she had to stay close. “Why didn’t you wait for me?” I inquired in a voice I tried to make sound motherly. “I tried,” she said defensively. I frowned. “Really?” She nodded. “I asked if I could go see the bonobo monkeys, but you just stood there. So I decided it would be safe,” she explained. I sighed. Had I truly not heard her ask? But I soon realized that did not matter; it was in the past and there was nothing I could do about it. But the future was still changeable. “I’m sorry,” I apologized. “I was… distracted,” I admitted, though there was no way in hell I would tell her the nature of my distraction. Luckily, she did not seem to care. Still, I had to keep her from wandering off again. “Can we go now?” she asked impatiently. …but everything was about to change
