Akunna
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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sun, Nov 19, 201726m
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Romance
He crossed my leg and then shoved his wreckage into me and started pushing in and out of me, violently. Holding and squeezing my breast, slapping them as he began to push fast. He uncrossed my legs, and his fingers rough handled my clitoris as he pounded me. I came hard and begged him to stop, but he didn't.
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