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Sex On The Dining Table

Author: Najoom
last update Last Updated: 2025-02-03 22:12:22

Susan

If being clingy didn’t work and being high-maintenance backfired spectacularly, then maybe… just maybe… being an absolute slob would do the trick.

Men hated mess. They liked their women put together, tidy, and organized. So, if I became the opposite of that, Elliot would surely rethink this engagement.

The plan? Simple, turn his pristine, luxurious penthouse into a disaster zone.

The opportunity presented itself when he invited me over for the weekend. I arrived Friday evening with a suitcase full of strategically chosen outfits...wrinkled pajamas, old sweatpants, and a hoodie that had definitely seen better days. No makeup. Hair in a messy bun. The goal? Zero sex appeal.

Elliot opened the door, and the moment he saw me, his brows lifted. His gaze trailed over my oversized hoodie, my mismatched socks… then settled on my bare, makeup-free face.

"You look cute," he murmured.

Damn it.

Ignoring him, I dragged my suitcase inside and immediately began phase two: Operation ‘Wreak Havo
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