Can't Say No - Playtime In The Park

Tawny Day

Sinossi

Playing with strangers can be so much fun!
 
Kelly is twenty-two and sexy as hell. One Sunday she finds herself all alone and horny - and doesn’t know what to do! She decides to go for a drive and stumbles across a beautiful park on the outskirts of Dallas. She thinks it’s strange she has to sign a list of rules before going in - but it’s not until a stranger finds her sunbathing when she learns why the park is adults only!
 
*Explicit* *Erotic* *Hot*
 
Can't Say No: Playtime In The Park is a stand-alone erotic short story in the Can’t Say No series about Kelly. Read them in order to enjoy the full experience!

Disponibile da: 06/09/2022.

Lunghezza di stampa: 31 pagine.

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