Kept

K'Anne Meinel

Synopsis

There are many ways a woman can be KEPT, not just financially, but emotionally, physically, and many more. 
Alexis isn't KEPT in the standard sense of the word. She has her own life, her own money, she is her own woman, and yet Sasha keeps pulling her back....an intriguing idea for all of us who wonder what it would be like to have unlimited funds to do what we want, when we want, and with whom...

Disponible depuis: 25/03/2018.

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