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'I'm Pregnant'

Author: Lexie
last update publish date: 2026-07-25 00:56:29

Sienna

I watched the fragile remains of Dave Cortez’s mind shatter into dust. The harsh overhead spotlights glinted off the sweat dripping down his neck, highlighting the wild, bloodshot terror in his eyes.

He thrashed against the leather restraints binding his wrists and ankles to the chair, his breathing ragged and shallow like a cornered animal realizing the exit had been sealed in concrete.

“What the fuck are you doing here, Sienna? And what are you doing with him?”

The delusional audacity
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