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Sixty-two

Author: Tcee Eke
last update Last Updated: 2024-10-29 19:42:56

I know that a few moments ago he had told me I was nothing special. But the way he looked at me. The way his eyes were soft and hooded as he stared down at me, I couldn't help it. I felt special. And I wanted to show him that I was too.

So I took a step back, holding his gaze and slowly let the robe drop to my feet. Every inch of my skin burned under his gaze as I waited for him to take in his fill of me.

"Fuck, Hailey," he groaned, stepping closer to me. "You... You're-" He seemed unable to form coherent words and I frowned.

I didn't think I looked bad. I thought I was quite good looking so why did it seem as if he was choking?

"Are you okay?"

He nodded, then shook his head and stormed towards me, collapsing together with me on the bed. The soft sheets caressed my very naked self and I moaned when I felt a certain hardness pressing up against my spot.

"Oh... Oh, that feels good." I whispered, looking up at Xavier's amused face.

"You like that?" Xavier teased and I nodded shyly.
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