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"If you run your fingers down my back like that I won't say no. So, if no is what you want, then stop," I say as you bite into your peach, red sticky sweet drips down your hand, Your swamp eyes shine. "How can peaches be that red?" I fumble as you press your lips to my neck, shoulders, soft of my stomach. I bite my lip to stop the noise as the room fills with peaches.
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katie-lynn
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Jul 26, 2013
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