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A Waiter over a Rider?

Author: Lazywriter
last update publish date: 2026-05-09 20:20:28

[Tyler’s POV]

Skye had fallen asleep less than ten minutes into our make out session. The wild cat who had been demanding to be fucked had turned into a snoring weight the second her head hit the silk pillows.

I stood over her for a second, tucking the duvet around her shoulders, feeling nothing but a cold, sense of relief. The performance was over for the night, and I had managed to keep my soul intact, even if my skin felt like it needed a scrub.

I had just finished smoothing the sheets when
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