When Alison is forced to move across the country for a new job at Tingle Industries, she finds herself in a complicated situation. On one hand, she’s able to buy her first house, something that Alison never would’ve dreamed possible.
When Alison is forced to move across the country for a new job at Tingle Industries, she finds herself in a complicated situation. On one hand, she’s able to buy her first house, something that Alison never would’ve dreamed possible. The unfortunate drawback is that she’s never seen the place in person. Alison is pleasantly surprised until she discovers the deck is collapsing and in serious need of repair. She calls a general contractor and is greeted by a beautiful sentient ice cream sandwich named Corba, who will repair the deck for an unusually cheap price. As the day wears on, Corba begins to melt in the heat, and uses this to her seductive advantage. But is the lesbian frozen treat really flirting, or is this just the natural process of a sexy sentient dessert under the sun? This erotic tale is 4,200 words of sizzling human on lesbian ice cream sandwich action (the kind with two chocolate chip cookies and a scoop of vanilla in the middle, not the other kind) and hardcore sentient snack love.
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