Epilogue Of Eylyasi's Narrative Fiction

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could tell that she will get along just fine with Eylyasi, she just loved playing with others of her own kind. She watched Eylasi drop to her knees and it just turned on the night elf even more. She went to rub on that rear ''I do want to take you here soon, but you need to get things started first. '' She glances at her girlcock and bites down on her bottom lip. ''Your body looks so hot'' She bends down and spits in Elyasi's asshole, letting her saliva drip out of it. ''Now come please me my dear, so I can put it in you afterward''

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