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Selling the Virgin Daughter and Her Friend
- Whipped, Chained, and Impregnated
- Narrated by: Roy Wells
- Length: 31 mins
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Selling the Virgin Daughter and Her Friend
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Publisher's Summary
Selling the Virgin Daughter and Her Friend: Whipped, Chained, and Impregnated, tells the story of a sexy young 18-year-old virgin, and her 19-year-old friend, who both reluctantly accept being sold as sex slaves, and are subsequently trained by a group of men they do not know. They enter a kinky world, which they come to relish, as they are whipped, chained, and impregnated, and then make a life changing transition into becoming good wives for their new husbands to enjoy.
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