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Chapter Seventeen

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EMMELINE POV

I felt a cold gel on my vagina and I closed my eyes tightly, Cedric pulled me into a passionate kiss as he gently rubbed my clit.

“Ahh…Master” I moaned into his mouth as I rotated my waist on his finger to get more friction.

Cedric kissed my eyes, “open your eyes Em, I want to see the erotic look on your face.”

My eyes fluttered open at his request, Cedric removed his fingers from my clit making me whine in protest. Cedric left the bed and walked to the wardrobe. I sat up when he brought out a box.

The wooden box was opened with the keychain on Cedric's neck- I have never noticed the wore those.

My breath hitched when I saw whips, robes, blindfolds, paddles and some things I didn't know. Cedric was really into this kind of lifestyle, I grabbed the bedsheets in panic when he walked back to me with the box in his hands.

“Don't be frightened mate, I have no reason to want to hurt you,” Cedric whispered in reassurance when he noticed my panic.

I bit my lips
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