Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 10

She thought about the flaky bits of crust that had stuck to his nose, and she cried. she remembered their first kiss, (_get down here._) and she cried.

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Meet Yuiko

One would think that being a fox would make dimitri small and flaky, able to outrun his adversaries rather than fight.

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Dead fur: Episode two, Life come's into perspective.

Anna says pulling yet another piece of the flaky metal from my leg.

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Fair Food, Beware

The fruit was fresh, and the breading was delightfully thick and flaky. it was probably the best pie he had had in forever. well, it was probably the best whole meal he had had in forever, he thought, as he finished off the last of the pie.

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Heart of Ice Ch.12

The biscuit was just right, fluffy on the inside and flaky on the outside. "wow...that's actually real good," i complimented, getting a smile from him.

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My Lie-On Valentine. Chapter Two.

Mandy had spent the entire day badmouthing her own brother, telling law he could do better and that she had warned him not to bother with such a flaky feline.

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The Heiress and the Veterinarian Chapter 1: Change in Direction

Tiny's equine apprentice had come a long way from the flaky, chaotic individual he had been tasked with training three years ago.

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The Redeem: Chapter 13

By now everything was mostly rusted, and some corners were covered in flaky stuff that i believed to be old and dried barnacles, but this room was almost...nice.

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Chapter XVII

Fox took it and stared into the shattered visor, covered in flaky dry blood, paws shaking, he almost dropped it onto the floor, like a poisonous snake. peppy was trembling, his old heart barely able to handle it.

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Language Barrier

The first thing you noticed was the conspicuous patches of crimson splattered across the floor, dry and flaky like old paint. they were, you suspected, not paint.

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WestWood Part.2

Jess could see a lot of them exchanging small baggies filled with a green, flaky substance.

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Adept Paws 4: Stones

Like most otters, he forsook silverware in favor of picking the flaky white fish up between his paws and munching. he gave the group a buttery grin. "and i know you used magic to free me." rea gasped. toskun growled. tara watched, unperturbed.

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