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Insanity: A Short Story

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Insanity, cock throbbing with excitement, lightly forced Zoey on her hands and knees. He placed her head near his crotch area, and thrusted forward, jamming his hard phallus in her eye socket. He slowly forced his penis inside her skull, completely gouging her eye out. He took the removed eye and inserted it into his anal cavity. “WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING?” shrieked Zoey. “Didn’t you ask for an Alabama eye socket?” “HOT POCKET, YOU DUMBASS!” replied Zoey Pissed, Insanity got fully erect and whipped Zoey across the face with his throbbing cock as hard as he possibly could, bruising her remaining eye. Insanity was not good at lasting long durations in bed, so he blew a small load into the empty eye socket and into her brain. …show more content…

Shortly after, the rodeo started. Insanity’s violent thrusting into Zoey’s vagina popped her cherry with enough force that rather than squirting vaginal fluids, blood sprayed out of her vagina like a geyser. It was a lovely firework show, and Insanity attempted to catch as much of the blood in his mouth as he possibly could, as if it were winter and he was catching snowflakes.
He put his fingers inside Zoey’s sphincter and lifted her up into the air. Stretching her ass wide open, liquid shit poured down out of her anus and into Insanity’s mouth. He began to gargle the shit and swallow it all. Zoey wanted more. She was screaming for more. All she wanted was for Insanity to destroy her, and that’s exactly what he intended to do.
Insanity started to undergo the transformation into a violent psychopath. He wanted to use Zoey’s blood as lubricant to fuck her pussy as hard as he could. Inserting one finger at a time, Insanity stretched open Zoey’s vagina as wide as he could. The open hole was wide enough to allow him to crawl inside of Zoey’s

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