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“—¿O sea que prefieres un libro que a mí? —Leonardo fingía indignación. —Nunca mi amor, sabes que no, pero quiero escribir nuestra historia, algo nuestro, sólo tuyo y mío. —Lo sé cariño, sólo bromeaba, escribe todo lo que quieras, quiero ser el mejor protagonista, pero primero te voy a inspirar y luego te pones a escribir pero mañana, hoy quiero hacerte el amor y luego, volver a hacerlo y después volver a hacerlo… —Eres insaciable. —Minerva se acaloró, la plática con su prometido la estaba excitando.”

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Book:Minerva: Arte, Pasión y Seducción (Arte, Pasión y Seducción (APS))
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