Stories of Tie Up Games

Just as I was thinking that I know Cyan, I learn she is more complex than I thought.


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“Nah, Dana aims to take it to appeal and not comply with the discovery yet. That district is ...

The testimony of Tucker, questioned by the detective in the hospital

Did you already talked to these two little shits, Sage and Julius? What a bunch of buffoons. Total assholes.

Those fuckers tried to murder me! I was in coma for two days and now I am freaking bedridden.

Okay, yeah. I am calm ...

It looks like Chris and co have not been able to rid the world of baddies just yet. I am wondering what they will bring cause they up against a giant group of talented woman.

Sadly, it seems like the encoding problem has caused some trouble for your stories, making them a lot harder to read.

Thanks for sharing, and I suppose you will be looking for larger sleeping bags?

For readability, you could consider breaking the text down into shorter paragraphs as it is a little hard to read at the moment.

Very nice stories! Thanks for sharing.

I have just found this, @Beaumains. It is a spectacular jewel. Your approach is unique. I am hooked.

Many thanks for your kind words!


Great interesting story but that detective has to is read the final chapter and he will fidcover all. He sure is snoopy.

Hahaha, indeed, the detective ...

Sorry for the break! There were some things in real life that kept me too busy.

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“Do you have any plans today?” Cecilia inquired over the phone. “We have a small party tonight, and our private chef called in ill. It’s short ...

The testimony of Julius, questioned by the detective

Good afternoon, detective. Please. Sit down. Can I offer you coffee?

Ah, yes, I suspected you would pay me a visit about Sage and Tucker. Did she finally go to the police? Did she finally have the guts to break free from him?

Where did we ...

It remains a lovely written story with a kind of dynamic I have not seen before in the stories on this site, so it is very creative to say the least. It is truly a unique story here!

Nicely told, although I don"t believe the cliffhanger. They have been teasing Winona the entire chapter, so I guess they would free her in a few minutes and that rhis is just another step in bullying/teasing her.

“Cyan, please don’t sit down and stand in the middle,” Hope directed me after dinner. My nine potential roommates nestled on the large U-shaped couch. “As we all know, Cyan, you like your bondage and BDSM combined with a sprinkle of embarrassment, especially in the form of dares. So that’s what we ...

Interesting addition. I like the tie up through the woods, but I am worried a little bit about the relationship between Elsa and Jack. Was Jack pushing Elsa again? She seemed kind of uncomfortable before the blowjob. Also, nice twist at the end.

I have a feeling Fay and Tamara are going to regret this adventure.

Someone is having a vengeful streak. I still do not fully grasp her motivation, but at least the ghost is being stylish with the location (although she is lucky all her victims were closeby). I feel for her victims. Some of them will have been tied up and tortured for ages.

The testimony of the mother of Sage, questioned by the detective

Sage? Yes, she’s my daughter. She’s no longer living here. Sage moved out a few years ago with her then-boyfriend now-boyfriend Tucker Macklerson. They purchased a lovely wooden house on the edge of town. Like she always dreamed of ...

Nice chapter as always. I always liked the odd dynamic of someone dressed like they have a "job" while the bondage prevents from actually doing said "job". It is also nice to see how comfortable the two young new girls are with each other, the rest of the gang, and the camera. Very wholesome.

The testimony of a female jogger, questioned by the detective

That is accurate, sir. I discovered him. Or better said, my dog Coco found him. As usual, we went for a longer run on Sunday evening, before sunset, and didn’t divert from our standard route through Oak River Park, which is 8 miles in ...

It is always funny that Hollywood makes us expect that there are long lost treasures in these places hidden in tombs and protected by traps. In reality, I would suspect they are either lost in the ground or forgotten in large, badly documented libraries. Still, I love the idea of a hidden labyrinth ...

Elsa and Jack return to horseback riding, which has to create some interesting scenarios. As we have 5 or so new named characters, something should happen (and the duo will probably meet the Aussies again). I always like the image of a damsel in distress bound on a horse, so that seems very likely ...

Nice little tale. Of course it is a little non-sensical (why would Laura ever do this? How powerful is this hypnosis), but that makes it feel like a fantasy. It almost feels like Anna was day-dreaming late in the Friday afternoon, fantasing about something that would never happen. At least that is ...

Christone seems to be lucky that all of her enemies have the same flaw: hubris. Or is the only difference between the confindence of Chris and the overconfidence of the baddiea that Chris will win in the end? At some point she should expect a bullet in her back as she had so mamy ruthless enemies

Exciting development and we are closer to a crossover. Poor Karen. Of course she is not a big fan, but her arguments will not be strong enough to stop Sally.

Lovely story. I like the first-person perspective and little things you did to make it feel like someone wrote it about themselves.

“See ya, Cy. Have a nice weekend, and I think we see each other again on Sunday,” Riley hummed as we grabbed our bags from the garden center’s backroom. She was still riding the pizza dare high, visible in her demeanor and cheerful posts on the dare website. Our day-shift colleagues walked out as ...

Nice chapter as always. It's funny to see Magnus already be so rough with Diana. If it had been real, it would be a big red flag for Winona.