Murky Waters

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Reads 8
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Parts 4
Time 7m

Stranded and lost, you meet a familiar stranger who leads you on a path to self acceptance. 

Credit to Natalia Drepina for her photo in my coverAll Rights Reserved

lesbian lgbt love romance

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