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He took a step back, watching her stricken face. Her legs shook as she struggled to stand on her own, her knees felt weak, her hands weakly tried to hold on to the slippery wall, failing. But more prominently, she realised, the throb in between her legs was most weakening, distracting.

Not trying to complain about my problems to y'all but I need you to understand that there's a lot going on for me. Thanks for understanding, I appreciate all your support and I'm really sorry for leaving you guys hanging😥

I say going back to the vehicle. “ Ma’am, help is ten minutes out. Do you see anything leaking from the vehicle? Are both people clear of the vehicle?” He said is a calming tone. “ there’s no liquid leaking from the vehicle and they are both still in the vehicle.” “Ma’am, just stay with the vehicle and we will be there shortly.” I hung up the phone and went back to check in the driver and Mr.Kenway. “We weren’t done yet.” Mr.Kenway said moving his head to look in my direction. “We were done, and it will never happen again.” I said huffing slightly and moving away from the vehicle.

It became stuck and refused to move shit! I tried using the break, why the fuck is everything not working, my heart was beating so fast as my car kept on speeding on it's own and I no longer has control over it, at this point I was confused and feared for my life, I picked up my phone and dialed my hubby’s number, “Babygirl….” “I….I…….can't control this car anymore I don't know what's wrong with it” “Shit where are you?” “I’m…’’ I was about to reply when I looked up and sighted a van coming with speed, I tried diverting to the side but it was already late,

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Evening came and Trent accompanied me to see the other elders of the city, and why were on the way, our car got stuck and we were forced to come down and look for a route to make sure that we would be able to go back home safely. " What is this, I'm exhausted!!?". Mr Trent complained as he angrily hit the tyre's of his car... " Oh! Calm down, I'm sure, everything's going to be okay". I assured him, even though I don't see any way out. After all, we were stuck and our way haa refused to move out from it's spot.. I called a mechanic, and it would take two hours to get there. We had no other means of transportation and it would tak

Carl mumbled as he pressed his lips. “I'll definitely return early.” Amanda assured him. Carl leaned forward and licked her earlobe. “I can't stay a day without you,” Amanda moaned. When Carl heard her moans, he began moving at a slower pace once again. Amanda gasped as she tried to stop him. He held her hands and leaned forward. “it's too hard to stop,” “I know but we have to. I have to go now. I hope you understand.” Carl whispered, “You said you were stuck in traffic.”

Anything. My eyes scanned the cell again, flickering from the loose patch of stone in the corner to— There. A broken stick—thin, long enough, maybe strong enough. I crawled over to it, my limbs trembling, my fingers barely working as I reached out. “Come on,” I whispered. “Just… a little closer…” I finally got hold of it and shuffled back to the cell door. My fingers trembled as I shoved the stick into the lock, awkwardly twisting, hoping something would catch.

Adam tried to go further, tugging at my clothes and trying to pull them down. Just then, something in me shifted. My mind snapped back to reality. This wasn’t right and this wasn’t me. “Stop,” I said, pushing his chest. but he didn’t stop. “Please…” My voice shook, I pushed harder, with my breath coming in short gasps. Finally, after several tries. he froze, then pulled his hand away from between my thighs. My whole body trembled, I let out a breath I didn’t even know I was holding,

He asked already knowing. “Tree.” I said. “A huge one. No way through.” He exhaled, rubbing a hand over the back of his neck. “Damn.” “I guess… I’m stuck.” I added. The word stuck should have tasted bitter. It didn't. He studied my face, something unreadable flickering in his eyes. “Well call the county. Might take a while.” It didnt. “That's what I thought.” Silence stretched between us. “Okay.” He said finally, “Then you'll stay.”