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A man from Scotland is a man well raised, one can suppose.

Conner is a lovely man. He laces his wants through me with fine, pale features. I cannot say what I would like of him-- nor what he would like of me. Conner is a strange man, with an accent that is achieved through a deep rumble in the back of the throat -- He is prideful of his home country, which causes some sort of influence over me. Conner is a man full of wit. His expressions are comical, words are snaky -- and have the tendency to make me blush. Conner surely is not a stranger to admirers.
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