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20. Humiliation Day

Author: Juri Ann
last update publish date: 2026-04-02 20:01:45

Danny's POV

Laughter takes over me as I sit in my car, one hand on the steering wheel, the other pressed to my stomach. I can barely breathe.

Right in front of me…clear as day…is the most beautiful sight I’ve seen in a long time.

Clinton.

Frozen.

Staring at his best friend Richard, tied to a pole. Completely naked.

I lean back against my car, savoring it like fine wine. Money can’t buy this. This is earned joy. Pure art.

Richard looks like a sad statue. His shoulders slump. His face is red. Hi
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