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021. Craving to Taste Him [18+]

Author: Nightingale
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-11 01:00:37

Blake's POV:

He wasn't stopping his movement, even now, he was rougher than before. "I swear, Silver. Tomorrow, I doubt you can wear any underwear." Alex murmured and squeezed my balls harder.

"Oh God, damn it. Alex, don't provoke me to be hard on you." I growled. However, I failed to continue because he bit my prepuce. "Aargh-" I was huffing badly.

"Haha- That's my baby boy." And he took my whole shaft into his mouth. I felt his throat around my sword.

"Aah- Aah-" Only moans were coming out th
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