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Julie’s attention was grabbed by a touch on her collarbone and she sighted a small craft being tossed against her body by the huge swells lapping gently at her chest height and against which it was fighting an impossible battle – even as that swell receded, the small boat was channelled briefly down her cleavage with a tickle before being pummelled and swamped by the next wave crashing into this inlet between the embarrassed woman’s voluptuous breasts.
From the depths beneath the bobbing craft rose a great white writhing shape, and like the kraken’s tentacles, huge slender fingers breached the surface on all sides and wrapped themselves around the helpless vessel.
Julie was about to deposit the little craft onto the deck of the large cruiser

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