Bella Andre Quotes

He was thrusting into her in one hard stroke that stole the breath from both their lungs. She was small but strong as she pulled.

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• He was thrusting into her in one hard stroke that stole the breath from both their lungs. She was small but strong as she pulled.

  

  Bella Andre
  • Breath
  • Lungs
  • Pulled