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Chapter 39- THE NIGHT WITH NATHAN

Author: Victor ellis
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-06-08 13:53:08
But as he was about to penetrate my pussy, I stopped him.

“Wait,” I whispered, pressing a hand against his chest. “No condom. I can’t… I’m not on anything. I don’t want to risk it.”

Nathan paused, breathing hard. His eyes were dark with lust, but he nodded.

“Okay,” he said, kissing me softly. “I’ll get one. Don’t move.”

He got up quickly, pulling on his trousers. He disappeared out the door for a few minutes. I lay on the bed, heart racing, body aching with need. When he returned, he had
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Oyinbosola Racheal Idowu
It couldnt be Nathan pls writer dont confuse us...Firstly u said she travelled alone while Emma stayed back to cover their tracks and then later you said Emma was waiting for her at the airport so they could fly back together to their city where the cabin is...Am getting confused ... 🫤 ...
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couldn't be Nathan's- she just had sex with him - it would too soon to show
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