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From liquid glass to boiling foam moody sea can gentle be or scream out her commands. With restless need for exclusivity she drowns attempts to flee her reprimands. Savage mistress she. As Neptune's wife she skuds the coast with smiles that tease the most unwary to beguile. Her fickle heart loves age-old tricks well-performed and slick in saline fury-style. Savage actress she. Watch how in fever she unchains hellish wave-charge with such terrifying shock. On one whim tempestuous sea evokes yet when transforms to calm she is hypnotic. Savage dancer she. Sea-fever has a strangle-hold on men who know addiction more than gold is this. A life-long love of sea remains like mermaid's kiss unyielding yet alluring still. Savage sweetheart she. Go in your ship you coastal child but beware her siren's call will make you listen. Should you wish to quit her iron will can cleave and salty-hold will you imprison. Savage jailor she.
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Aug 11, 2014
Aug 11, 2014 at 6:34 PM UTC
She Fever
From liquid glass to boiling foam moody sea can gentle be or scream out her commands. With restless need for exclusivity she drowns attempts to flee her reprimands. Savage mistress she. As Neptune's wife she skuds the coast with smiles that tease the most unwary to beguile. Her fickle heart loves age-old tricks well-performed and slick in saline fury-style. Savage actress she. Watch how in fever she unchains hellish wave-charge with such terrifying shock. On one whim tempestuous sea evokes yet when transforms to calm she is hypnotic. Savage dancer she. Sea-fever has a strangle-hold on men who know addiction more than gold is this. A life-long love of sea remains like mermaid's kiss unyielding yet alluring still. Savage sweetheart she. Go in your ship you coastal child but beware her siren's call will make you listen. Should you wish to quit her iron will can cleave and salty-hold will you imprison. Savage jailor she.
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Aug 11, 2014
Aug 11, 2014 at 6:34 PM UTC
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