
Crossdressing Stories
Supermarket Sub (Crossdresser Stories, Book 33)
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Narrated by:
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Katrina Medina
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By:
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Hellen Heels
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“Maybe you don’t like my deal after all. Would you like to deal with the cops then?”
“No, no, not at all. I would wear them. I would wear the female clothes.”
And he did wear them.
Moving quickly, he began to strip out of his own clothes. Soon, he was in just his boxers . As he made to pick up one of the female clothes, she snapped her fingers.
“What are you doing?”
“I want to put them on.”
“With your boxers still on?”
“Yes, mam.”
“Don’t be a stupid girl, Dennis. Have you ever seen a woman put on her clothes over a man’s boxers?”
“I don’t.... I don’t.... I mean, no.”
“Good. Then you should not do that. Do the right thing. Strip off completely before you put on the clothes.”
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