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“I want you..." I kiss his lips and feel his smile on my mouth, "... to taste me." I gently catch his lower lip between my teeth, a playful tease that awakens him, "... while I red you! My lord!" He grips me tighter securing me in place. "Because I am in love with you, too!”

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