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Daisy

And in a pickle i find myself hard pressed to not attempt to impress this one. She seeks it like a lost pack of cigarettes. It is in her eyes, and it is in her hair. its in her shoulders and its in the way she points her **** She wouldn't say it in any other way than with the heavy gin soaked breath, faintly and subtly in-between huffs and sighs. She wanted the colour of her words to match the red of her cheeks. She told me that she had heels cause of me, and i denied that i had anything to do with it. The way she spoke reminded me of Daisy Fay.
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Apr 1, 2014
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