cafe cups
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MatureComplete Sat, Jul 23, 2022<5 mins
We went to a cafe during the morning..little did she know there was a surprise waiting when she came back from work. the cafe was open and water was filled read to find her reaction.
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To my surprise, he looked up and our eyes met. Embarrassed, I quickly closed the window, feeling a rush of heat on my cheeks. I hadn't expected him to notice me observing him.
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