Long Island Gloryhole Novels & Stories

Mya turned around on the spot and looked around her in frustration. Her comrades who died five years ago looked the same as they were in the past. The wounds on their bodies had already healed completely. Everything about the situation was telling Adrian and Mya that there was a huge secret hidden on Isle 416. Otherwise, the numerous outland countries would not have risked their lives in an attempt to land on this island. Adrian knelt before Gloria and gazed at the woman who had silently died five years ago. A vision of her from when she was still alive emerged before his eyes.

George explained that he had asked each of the Islands managers to produce a list of proposals by ten o'clock the next morning for improvements in their respective areas, and he was hopeful that things would be improved both in terms of morale and efficiency, but also in financial terms. After lunch there was a half-hour gap before they were all to head down to the beach for another session of paragliding, snorkelling and for the first time, jetskiing, so Mark suggested that he bring Maddy and Myra down to the bunker. Mister Yousef distracted their friends enough with questions about service on the Island that they were able to slip away into the bunker, and once they were down there, Mark e

The officers come out of their vehicles; Some were looking at them in shock, some were calling back-up, and some were preparing to shoot them down. Although it seemed like it, they weren’t flying, but they were gliding through the air as if they were tourists parasailing through an island resort. Leonardo takes a look at Goldie’s face. His eyebrows were pulled down, and his gaze is focused on what’s below them. His hold on Leonardo was noticeably shaking, indicating that he was getting worn out, and who knows what will happen when he gets too tired. He notices that the police cars were still trying to chase them. They were considerably far.

Thеrе wеrе оthеr dudеѕ thеrе but none іn thе glory hоlеѕ. I was gоіng tо gіvе up vеrу soon when I wаѕ jоіnеd bу a mаn in thе adjoining bооth. I wаtсhеd him unvеіl hіѕ сосk. Oреnіng hіѕ flу аnd letting his dісk out tо рlау. I wаtсhеd hіm ѕtоkе hіmѕеlf with my fасе сlоѕе tо thе gloryhole. Hе showed it оff a little аѕ іt hаrdеnеd. I gave him the fіngеr аnd оnсе аgаіn I wаtсhеd аѕ thе cock turnеd tоwаrdѕ me аnd moved ever сlоѕеr to

“I’ll have the Boathouse burger, medium rare, with hand-cut potato fries and a Blue Moon beer with an extra slice of orange.” The server scribbled on her pad and then looked at Jaylon. “I’ll have the same,” he replied. “What do you mean, out on the island?” Becca asked as the waitress walked away. “Long Island.” He shrugged. “You know, the Hamptons and the farthest point east in New York State? My pack is out on Montauk Point.” She pointed to herself. “Pineland Leap. Sentinels of the New Jersey Devil out in the Pine Barrens.”

The furnishings in the room were so simple they bordered on shabby, forming a stark contrast to Rebecca's room, which was filled with luxury items. Everything was tidy, yet it also felt cold and lifeless. As he stood in the room, for the first time, Clyde felt an indescribable sensation rise in his chest. Mr. Banks' men moved swiftly and professionally, combing through every single corner. Soon, someone found a repair log on the desk. Mr. Banks took it, and as he flipped through a few pages, his expression turned grave. Right after, another subordinate discovered a locked iron box deep inside the nightstand. The box was forcibly pried open, revealing a thick stack of medical records and a di

MARCO The night air in Long Island was thick with the scent of salt from the nearby sea, mixed with the smell of impending doom. I had waited for this moment for what felt like an eternity, and now it was finally here. It couldn’t have been a better time. Adrian DeLuca was foolishly off in Rome, tangled up with his little bitch. But tonight, I was going to burn down his empire. The DeLuca estate in front of me was an intimidating structure, and it was lit up like a goddamn Christmas tree. It had always been hailed as a fortress, or so they thought. But without Adrian here to keep an eye on things, it was there for the taking.

Finally, it was a time to relax, but Celine felt everything but relaxation. Celine chose Ponza Island, a small island in Italy. She hoped for some quiet time for reflection since she read reviews somewhere that this small island is perfect for people who want some solitude and to enjoy nature. They were not wrong. Beautiful beach, crystal clear seawater, cute stores here and there. But there was nowhere she could indulge in her favorite hobby—shopping. Worse yet, most stores didn’t accept credit cards. Cash Only. Oh, two words that shouldn’t belong together.

“Vincenzo… I don’t handle Gloria. I end her games. And I’ve been preparing for this moment longer than she’s been plotting her next move.” The car accelerated. The streets outside New York flickered past in a streak of amber and white. Isabella’s mind raced through every detail—the security systems, the guards, the hidden passages, the potential threats. She had studied Gloria’s patterns, her habits, the subtle cues that betrayed her movements. Nothing would catch her off guard. As they approached the outskirts of the city, Isabella glanced at Vincenzo. “When we get there,” she said, her voice dropping to a dangerous whisper, “we do this my way. No hesitation. No mercy. Gloria won’t know wha