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Unholy Hunger

Author: E_vibes
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-30 06:19:46

How they got a room, none of them knows. It was ridiculously stressful to get their way around the ridiculously large house—hands roaming each other’s bodies. Taiga could swear he has never leaked slick this much before. His face flushed at the thought of Dante feeling it through his clothes.

“Fuck, how the hell do I undo this?” Dante breathes out, panting, eyes dilated as he tries to rip Taiga’s corset open.

Dante’s flipped on the bed suddenly as Taiga begins to strip—top coming off and then his trousers. All Dante could do was stare. He’s never believed he’d have the chance to fuck a Luna. He’s one lucky man, if he’s honest.

And God—Taiga is the most breathtaking human he’s ever laid his eyes on. Thick thighs rippling with muscle, proof he doesn’t joke with his leg workouts. A lot of ass to make up for his strong legs, toned abs, and a curved waist—a perfect blend between masculine and feminine.

“God, you’re beautiful,” Dante doesn’t care how he sounds, if he sounds desperate—he
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