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Chapter 24
That weird voice in my head of an old man ruined my mood. I neglected it first, but it came back over and over.
"Fuck off, old man!" I shouted in my head. "I don't know who you are, and you keep popping into my head like it is nothing."
"Don't give in to your temptations," The voice in my head mentioned again.
"What temptations are you talking about? Are you saying I should not do it with her?" This always ran behind my head while getting aroused.
"You will die without even knowing. You will be trapped in an endless dream," The voice said. "You will be stuck in there forever."
At this very moment, the woman crawled her hand behind my head and stuffed my head into her breasts at a lightning speed.
Oh, my...
It felt so fluffy; I wanted to go to sleep in that position. I wanted to sleep there forever. Everything the voice inside my head had said, slowly flushed out of my mind.
"You
Moon KenWhat happened to Govind? How would Arsh save others?
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