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Accidentally Becoming the Stripper for Daddy’s Anniversary Party
- Daddy Fantasies, Book 213
- Narrated by: Louise Cooksey
- Length: 25 mins
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Accidentally Becoming the Stripper for Daddy’s Anniversary Party
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
The little princess is running pizzas for her job when she stumbles into an anniversary party. They confuse her for a stripper, but when she hears how much she'll be paid for how little time, she doesn't look past the opportunity.
But she discovers that the man of honor is the man of the house. Surrounded by so many willing older men, her deepest, most taboo desires come up and she ends up performing more than just a striptease!
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