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Chapter 15 - Don

Author: Bryant
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2022-07-18 02:10:13
I was on cloud nine. I didn’t feel this happy when I was dating Jennifer, and I was going to marry that whore. Things feel different. Things feel better with Reese, even if it’s too early to say something like that. But the spark between us isn’t something that can be ignored. Other than her mother being a mega bitch I can’t find a single fault in Reese. Not that Reese can be held responsible for the reprehensible cunt her mother is.

Speaking of reprehensible family, I groaned seeing my broth
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Oh, boy looks like are going to have a moment between Don and his family. This will be interesting.

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Marcia Chambers
Everyone in his family is a douche except Connie!
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Heather W
His brothers are absolute dog shit
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Akihiro Uehara
i really don't like his brother's! but Connie seems like a good, sensible and smart person though.
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