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Passing Her Around at the Poker Game
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- Narrated by: Ashley Steog
- Length: 37 mins
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Passing Her Around at the Poker Game
Narrated by:
Ashley Steog
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Publisher's Summary
This is a very dirty story about a young woman named Sabrina who finds out that being the only girl playing cards with a group of guys can be explosive.
When Sabrina runs out of chips, the guys offer to buy her back into the game if she removes an article of clothing. Sabrina continues to lose, and the guys' demands for how she can earn more chips grow more and more outrageous. Before the night is over, she's naked and pleasing everyone, on her back and on her knees.
Ante up!
©2018 S.J. Miranda (P)2018 S.J. Miranda
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