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2024-10-29 19:42:56As I started out of the door, I paused and allowed myself to feel what was going on with my body. Not only did I seem to be in a constant state of horniness, but my body had a type of electric sizzle running through it. The feeling of freedom going commando gave me only emphasized these sensations. I decided that it was best to wear panties. Otherwise, I was certain I’d be pulling Godwin into the nearest corner as soon as I got downstairs.
I met Cindy on the mezzanine. To my relief, she made no mention of our shower together as she greeted me a good morning. In fact, she chatted away as she always did as if nothing at all was different between us.
When we reached the kitchen, she helped herself to coffee. I was about to refill my cup when Godwin entered the room and pulled me into his arms for a long, sensuous kiss.
“Audience over here,” Cindy said as she cleared her throat.
“Sorry, b
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I couldn’t believe that I’d actually been able to settle down on the top of my bedcovers, after getting dressed in a comfy pair of sweats and a tee shirt, and fall back to sleep after all that had happened, but I did. I assumed it was from all of the alcohol in my system. Or, it could have been from all of the oxytocin that was released into my brain from the torrid number of orgasms that I’d experienced from sex with both Godwin and Cindy. Whatever the reason, I slept like a baby.I awoke to the sound of the fierce howling of wolves outside of the house. Cindy was nowhere to be found, so I raced onto the mezzanine and called out for someone to tell me what was happening.Cindy was wild eyed when she ran from the direction of the kitchen to the bottom of the stairs and looked up at me. “Michael is here. He’s got a small army with him. He’s demanding that they give you and me to him.”
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