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Chapter 21: Memorial Day Weekend

Author: Dillon Vera
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  It awed Tony that Dillon could take him for so long. As he forced in and out deeply, he could feel Dillon tense up his body under him. Tony liked to feel him rub his thighs and then grab them as he ran out of air. The kid definitely got better. Once he reached thirty seconds again on his mental timer, he decided to bump all future timers up to sixty seconds. Time to push his man to his limit. Even if he was already possibly there. 

  The degree of heat he felt flow through his veins told Tony that he wouldn't last too long. That was fine, he still had enough control to deliver

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