Library

What can you say? You always had a thing for smarts. Your current clothing (long sleeved T-shirt, jacket, and jeans) are fine for the library, so you simply grab your apartment keys and walk out the door. You take the elevator, the stairs are too cramped for your wings.

Ordinarily, you'd get in your car when you want to go somewhere, but the library is built into the mall that's just two blocks away from your apartment, so you might as well walk. Parking would be a nightmare anyway, it's Sunday so everyone will be out shopping.

Sure enough, the mall is a crowded screamfest, and you have to keep your wings folded up uncomfortably close to you the whole way to the library, but once inside everything is quiet and you have room to relax. You wander around, looking for anyone who might be interested in you.

Eventually, after going through the whole library, you find a few people who might be into you:

There's a fox, a few years younger than you, doing something on a computer next to a female frog. You would have put him in the "no" category (considering he’s might be dating the frog), but what they're doing is obviously work. So, maybe?

There's an avian staring at the wall with a text file open on his laptop. You don't know what file it is, you didn't look (there's a fine line between "subtly checking out" and "stalking"), but the bird himself looks hot. He's a hawk, with a lovely brown and cream shade to his feathers, and he seems about your age. You have to **** an image of him with his feathers coated with your cum riding your cock out of your mind.

There's a bat in the corner, reading a book on crochet. He looks a little... feminine. You could only tell he’s male by his lack of tits and the slight bulge in his jeans. Of course, feminine looks doesn't mean gay. But if he was interested in you...

And then there was the one you couldn't quite see. You can only see his imposingly large figure in the shadowy area where he’s sitting. Hes reading a book, and you cant clearly see his face, or even identify his species, so you don't have the faintest idea who he is. He might not even be a he.