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Chapter 85 : Trades

Author: Scarlett Rossi
last update Huling Na-update: 2023-08-02 18:00:24
Rashid

With Lyla spread out beautifully for me on the bed, I couldn't help but realize that if I wanted to take her right here and now—call up a cab and get us both back to the hangar where my jet sat and put us both on a plane to Dubai—I could.

Would she fight me? Would she let me whisk her away like I wanted—no, needed—to?

Lyla moans when I lifted my mouth off her, her fingers tightening in my hair and dragging me back down to her throbbing clit. I licked lengthwise up her, flicking my tongue over it a few times and chuckling when her legs shook from the overstimulation.

I had a feeling that if I were to wrap her up in a blanket at this very moment and throw her over my shoulder, she wouldn't fight me at all.

My fingers came out of her hole with a small 'pop' that had us both shivering. Bringing them up to my lips, I wrapped my mouth around them and sucked, tasting her once more.

On either side of my head, her thighs flexed around me. She caged me ag
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