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Autor: Cee Cee
last update Data de publicação: 2026-10-16 21:46:35

“Bend over and grab your ankles” he instructed silkily and I did so, slowly bending at the waist to grip my ankles as instructed. My ass was in the air, my wet and dripping pussy pulsing for everyone to see. I was the entertainment tonight.

Jonathan rubbed my ass cheeks, murmuring his approval, then gave them a light slap, causing me to suck in my breath. He rubbed the warm spot created by his hand and then just as the sting had receded he slapped them again. Tears sprang to my eyes but str
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  • Married At My Ex Husband's Burial   Tension

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    “You wanna know why they think they can touch you like that, princess?” Randell asked, one hand grasping on to my ass as the other grabbed a fistful of my hair. “Because you’re acting like a little slut, grinding your cunt across my thigh to get off, ruining my pants, and now getting fucked in front of all Daddy’s friends.”The man tugged even harder on my nipples. I moaned out, brows furrowed together. Heat gathered in my core, and I closed my eyes, feeling so good right now. I loved the feeling of him inside of me, using me for his pleasure, submitting completely to him.“But that’s not true, right, princess? You’re not an innocent slut.” “No, Daddy,” I said. “What are you then?” he asked me. “Daddy’s dumb little whore.” Wrapping a hand around the front of my throat, he pulled my upper body off the table and closer to him. “That’s right,” he said into my ear, his voice husky. “You’re Daddy’s little whore, who loves to get her tight little cunt fucked in fro

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  • Married At My Ex Husband's Burial   Oh God

    By Friday evening I had pushed Sean’s accusations to the back of my mind. I still thought about them whenever Jasmine called or Dorian mentioned work, but I refused to sit around looking for things that weren’t there. If I started doing that, I’d never trust either of them again.Dorian was getting ready for dinner when I walked into the bedroom. He stood in front of the mirror fixing his cufflinks and glanced at me through the reflection.“I thought you were still working on the invitations.”“I was, but I got tired of looking at flowers and fonts. I think I’ve seen every shade of gold that exists.”He laughed. “You’re the one who insisted on gold.”“And now I’m regretting it.”He turned, smiling as he walked toward me. “You’ll change your mind tomorrow and tell me you love it.”“I probably will.”He kissed me, then picked up his watch. “I have that investor dinner tonight, so I might be back a little late.”“Where is it?”“The Bellmont.”I paused. Only for a second, but he noticed.

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