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54. Nothing That Will Ever Separate Us

Author: Excel Arthur
last update Last Updated: 2025-01-30 07:00:55

Oh goddess. it's driving me crazy. This is so overwhelming. I know I've bedded and slept with many girls, but I've never met someone so mind-blowing and so brain-destructive. She's taking control over my being, she's taking control over my mind, she's taking control over my heart, she's taking control over my spirit and my soul and my body, and I just feel like I'm slowly losing myself.

Fuck!

" Ahhh! Ahhh! Ahhh! Ahhh! Ahhh! Ahhh! Damon! Ahhh! Fuck yes, please!" She continues to gasp and pant with each of my thrusts, but I'm not giving her a chance to rest. She tightens her legs more and more around my waist, forcing me to lean against her and bury my face against her breast. Then I increase my pace and savagely begin to ravage her with all the determination in my body, forcing her to screech and cry out loud as she arches her back against the bed. The feeling of her soft, erect breasts against my chest makes the desire even much more crazy.

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