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| 28 | 705 | She View more quotes about looked">looked at me, gratefully, and then wriggled down in the sand a little, getting comfortable, taking care not to dislodge that fragile, mockery of a shielding, the slave strip. |
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| 28 | 702 | In all, and in brief, she is owned, completely. |
| 28 | 703 | She pursed her lips, timidly kissing at me. |
| 28 | 704 | I blew her a kiss in the Gorean fashion, brushing it to her with my fingers. |
| 28 | 705 | She looked at me, gratefully, and then wriggled down in the sand a little, getting comfortable, taking care not to dislodge that fragile, mockery of a shielding, the slave strip. |
| 28 | 706 | She then looked up at the afternoon sky. |
| 28 | 707 | I smiled to myself. |
| 28 | 708 | When she slept, or changed position, all her work would be undone, and she would be as helplessly and delightfully exposed as before. |