forgive me father

forgive me father

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With his free hand, he urges my hand below my waistband. My heart beats out of my chest as my fingers graze my underwear, the feeling of his breath brushing my face only adding to the growing need between my legs. "You committed a sin, you confessed, now recite your Hail Mary to me as part of your penance," He demands. "What are you doing, Roman?' I question, his hand continuing to guide mine. "You need relief," He whispers. "So touch yourself while telling me your prayer." Startled by his words, I stop myself from pulling away, wondering if this is some cruel joke. "I'm not-" "Do it, or I will do it for you."
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