ºº|| Let's play a game ||ºº
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Dernière publication jeu., sept. 17, 2015
"Are you sure about that babygirl" he said in a challenging voice.
"More than you think" I hissed at him as his body pressed against mine.
"Then let's play a game" he said biting my neck.
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