These wicked books created honey between my legs, leaving me with even more of a hunger than before. With rapturous delight, I felt broken well, over and over again. But with the sun rising, it was a sign to get up—the rays peeking silently through the silk curtain, the black fabric wafted by an invisible wind. Peeking out, I spotted dust kicked up by our family truck on the dirt road in the distance.
What a shame. I had hoped for another round, but this time with my handsome husband. Where was he going so early this morning?
Well, pooh.

I ditto the Oooo-la-la!
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<3 :)
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Best first line EVER. :)
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Awesome, JeanMarie! Happy you think so! :)
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Oooo-la-la
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Oooo-ja-ja! ;)
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I love where you went with this Susi 😳🤣 Phew!
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Oh, yeah. It could have gone depraved real quick! ;) But not sure I could have done it in 100 words. lol
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Oh no …. then it would have been a quickie! Lol 🤣
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lol Hmmm, that wouldn’t have been so bad either! ;)
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Oooh! A steaming hot story
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Yes, and on a Sunday morning! ;) lol
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😎
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