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Auteur: Ilma
last update Date de publication: 2026-02-08 21:35:29

[Chapter contains mature content]

Dante's POV

“You.” she gasped, her hips moving against me. “You do.”

I let go of her neck and let my hand slid lower to cup her breasts.

They were so full, so soft, overflowing from my hand. I gave them a rough squeeze, kneading them like dough.

My thumbs rubbed over her nipples, pinching them until she moaned.

“These are mine.” I whispered, watching the water run down her chest. “This too.” I said, slapping her ass.

Her skin turned pink right away.

“Every
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That was great,Dante is the man he really loves Isabella and she loves him beautiful love making
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