Futa Girls Repopulate the Planet

By Gia Maria Marquez

There are no secrets when you live in a bunker. That’s how Nina and the others found out me and Charlotte and April are built a little differently. See, there are only six of us left on the entire planet. Six girls, three with a little something extra. Nina says we must propagate the species. She’s not exactly romantic about it. Neither are the rest of us. Nobody wants to make babies with their closest girlfriends, but it’s down to us, I guess. If we don’t do it... who will?

• Language: English
• Publisher: BetweenTwo
• Release date: Sep 10, 2016
• ISBN: 9781370477210

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© May 2016 Gia Maria Marquez

Futa Girls Repopulate the Planet

Futanari Fantasies

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Futa Girls Repopulate the Planet

Futanari Fantasies

By Gia Maria Marquez

After forty days, the answer was clear: we were the last six people on earth.

First we turned to social media. If technology was still functioning, you’d think survivors would take to Twitter, to Facebook—anything to get the word out. Technology isn’t a message in a bottle. You don’t have to wait twenty years for a response. If anyone was out there, you’d think we’d hear back instantly.

But we didn’t. We heard nothing. The bunker had saved us when so many had perished.

We were numb when we first came out. Not Nina, obviously. Nina always knows what to do. That’s why she’s in charge.

But the rest of us: Ines, Charlotte, April, Tandy and me—Gabrielle—we didn’t know up from down. Even after all the drills we’d done in school, we would have forgotten to take