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As we slide beneath the heat of the blankets, Legs entwined and wrapped around each other, Like ivy on a tree, I can't help but feel this warmth and Happiness between my thighs. And I gasp a high pitch sigh, As your finger slips inside me, And your tongue across my collarbone, Gives me a feeling like no other. Slipping and sliding in the nature of My fluids, I can feel our goosebumps Meeting one another. Your tongue slides in and out of my mouth, And my eyes roll backward, my back arches, and my pelvis thrusts against your hand. I don't think I will ever be dry again.
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Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 9:09 PM UTC
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As we slide beneath the heat of the blankets, Legs entwined and wrapped around each other, Like ivy on a tree, I can't help but feel this warmth and Happiness between my thighs. And I gasp a high pitch sigh, As your finger slips inside me, And your tongue across my collarbone, Gives me a feeling like no other. Slipping and sliding in the nature of My fluids, I can feel our goosebumps Meeting one another. Your tongue slides in and out of my mouth, And my eyes roll backward, my back arches, and my pelvis thrusts against your hand. I don't think I will ever be dry again.
evie-colosimo
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Philadelphia, Pa
Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 9:09 PM UTC
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