Alphas Main Bitch (Interracial)
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  • Reads 315,004
  • Votes 9,527
  • Parts 20
  • Time 1h 4m
Ongoing, First published Apr 11, 2013
walking home in the cool spring day the feeling of being by myself nothing but me and my personal thoughts. ''Oh MY GOD'' I fell down on the dirty sidewalk looking down seeing how could I fall then I notice the blue high heels and knew it was her.

''STAY AWAY FROM MY MAN BITCH OR WORSE WILL COME TO YOU.''
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