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CHAPTER SEVEN: THE CALL

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CHAPTER SEVEN: THE CALL

SERAPHINA'S POV

I have been fucking with my coach. It's been two weeks now. Two weeks of being degraded, mended back together, stolen kisses and too many quickies.

Marcus' stamina was something else.

He had me against his wall in his office. On the couch we played games. He made me ride his dick when no one could see, depositing so much cum inside me.

I have cum so much, right now, I don't think the reason I was actually fucking him was because of his son.

I walked into the office building, a big smile on my face. I was glowing, my skin was so healthy and I had never felt better.

He texted me as usual. Short and concise. Everytime he did, I left whatever I was doing to be with him.

“Hi,” I pushed the door to his office open. He shushed me, speaking on the phone.

“Yes, we are set. Everyone is on their A game,” he said, flashing me a flirtatious wink. “Yes, especially her.”

I set the beer I brought along with me on his desk, and sat next to him. He came close, pu
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Diatdew
I seriously can't wait for Dylan to find out about all these
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prettyhuns
I wonder how Dylan would react when he finds out about all this.
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Maryam artistic
But I hope Sera won't regret what she's doing later.
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