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“Neo lowers herself, her hands resting on my thighs. "Snakes?"I crave to kiss her, an electrifying spark igniting my soul. I want to pull her onto my lap, never letting her slip away. Together, I envision our bones intertwining. Rooting deep into the earth.​Neo rotates her wrist and a snake appears coiled around her palm and fingers. Hot. How did she do that?”

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Book:Bewitched
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