his control is my release
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MatureOngoing16m
Last published Tue, Aug 17, 2021
when Patrick and Richie hook up drunk at a party, an agreement is formed. Patrick won't tell anyone about Richie being gay, as long and he still gets to fuck him whenever he wants
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