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Too Hot for Her Own Good
- Narrated by: Jonathan Strong
- Length: 12 mins
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Too Hot for Her Own Good
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Jonathan Strong
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Publisher's Summary
At a recent family barbecue, Vic couldn't help noticing one of his wife's many young nieces. Charlene had grown up quickly and nicely. In no time at all, she had matured into a beautiful, well-built young woman. There was no denying this, but there something else the horny uncle noticed about the pretty 18-year-old lass.
Her short skirt was much too short, her tight shirt way too tight. She was only a child, but had already grown tits that were considerably larger than her mother's really nice breasts. The dirty old man hated to admit it, but the young girl looked much too hot for her own good.
©2016 Vic Vitale (P)2016 Vic Vitale
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