The Mafia in the book store
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Ongoing, First published Feb 06, 2021
Mature
One day while I was walking to the bathroom to change my pad and pop a quick pill, maybe it's birth control or maybe it's adderal idk at this point. Walking out of the bathroom I run into a guy rolling a blunt and listenig to some juice world that sounds like shit.  Something about this grunge Harry Potter wannabe really turned me on my pussy moistened at the sight of his coiled messy hair fliping in the air of the broken air conditnor. My inner core now throbbing  I quickly brushed past him but even though his wannabe Harry Potter looking ass turned me on he smelled like rotten fish dippped in weed so I knew I had to get out of there. All the sudden I saw something I wasn't suppose to see and then everything went black like my pubes.
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