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Chapter 41: Deeper

Author: MM de Wet
last update publish date: 2026-05-29 14:16:02

“Gods,” Amelia breathed out as her hands moved to hold on to his shoulders. “It– it feels different in this position. Deeper–” Luz’s movements became more deliberate his hips rolling upward in a slow, steady rhythm designed to maximize the new angle. The change in position allowed him to sink even deeper inside her, the head of his cock pressing firmly against her cervix. “Is this what you mean?” he asked roughly, his amber eyes locked on

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