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Chapter 50

Author: Anne Author
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-30 10:42:03
Caleb’s POV

Pinisil ko ang balakang niya. At lalo pang isinagad ang sarili ko ng paulit-ulit hanggang sa sabay naming marating ang sukdulan.

Ako sa loob niya. Siya sa ilalim ko. Parehong nilamon ng silakbo ng emosyon at damdaming matagal nang naipon.

Hindi pa man humuhupa ang init sa aming mga katawan, dali-dali ko siyang binuhat

Mabilis naman pumulupot ang dalawang braso niya sa leeg ko

Pagdating namin sa silid namin ibinaba ko siya sa gitna ng kama.

Hinawakan ko ang hita niya a
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