Symmetra by DMNKY

Sombra's Human Hacking by logo365 The Computer Division's office is a spacious room to hold a dozen or so people. Its wall are colored with the dim hues of blue. Its floors decorated with desks upon desks of bright monitors, filled with endless lines of computer code and files. Its sounds? The hum of a server. The whirs of an air vent. The moans of the two hackers deep into oral sex. The Division's tech specialist lies completely naked upon his scattered clothes. His thick member, swollen and leaking with precum, is entrapped…

Her Reality by Kallie Symmetra sat, cross-legged, in the precise centre of her bed. The hotel room the Vishkar Corporation had booked for her was very nice. Very neat. Symmetra could picture every detail of it, even with her eyes closed. Vishkar knew her needs, and with their riches China was no different to anywhere else. In here, anyway. Down on the streets it was so busy, so disorganised. It reminded her of home, and not in a good way. She preferred to remain in her hotel room, her private sanctuary, where she co…

Addicted to D.Va by NidoranDuran When it came to dealing with Widowmaker, D.Va was almost more irritated by her mines than her sniper rifle. After all, charging forward with her shields up and live was a good way to become bulletproof before unloading her guns right up in her face was a good way to start feeling invincible against that sniper rifle, but she often charged in with such guns hot ferocity that she didn't stop to look around for mines before rounding corners and flanking the enemy sniper, which had resulted in her …

The Succubus' Sub: The Offer by themanwithnoname The hallway lights flickered as Brett walked toward his apartment door, his thin jacket, shirt, and pants were all dripping wet. It was pouring rain outside, and that was where he just happened to be when the heavens had opened up. It had been cloudy all day, but he’d decided to chance a trip to the grocery store anyway. On the way back to his car, the rain had started to fall, soaking him through to the bone. He grumbled to himself as he carried the two heavy bags across the concrete floo…