His Lines
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Ongoing, First published Apr 13, 2024
For Jetro the responsibility of being an older brother is hard, he already has many problems in life but his brother kelvin, added another problem, one night jetro pretend to be a hired boy, and he met a man named Brendon, a racer that everyone loves, they give their self night to be free from each other, to have desire and pleasure.  

But this will not be their last meeting, even thought Berendon can't see kelvin face that night, nararamdaman parin nito ang ibang pakiramdam na ibinibigay nito sa kanya. Not until brendon began to have sexual dream with jetro, he can't help but to release his self with another man just to forget that night.

Not until, they met accidentally.  Is this their last meeting? or they will continue the temptation they once started?

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