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just different 2 min read 486 views Apr 24, 2015

The Game

She entraps him with the walk and sway of her hips, she has real power to empower with what's between her legs but especially what comes out of her lips, see the tongue a make your mouth say anything, to many men she just a dream, a  fantasy disguised in a scheme, her look ignites the fire, a yearning burning a deep desire, about you she enquired,  beauty captured your inspired, she will entertain all the cheap talk romantic dinners and the nice walks, in her laughter, is a woman scorned behind that smile, she know there's no happily ever after, so she will play for a while, but you was to good in bed, good d*ck plus good head, so she says goodbye to old Ed , on second thought she will keep him around if your playing games with her head, but what she don't know is he taken, he has got a wife and two kids and they just came off vacation, two more baby mamas the dramas deep and they be hating all while she waiting, and what he don't know she faking, got old man and a young man and another man that she cant stand but she only making grand plans due to his incarceration, everything out her mouth is when Larry get out, just speaking from experience this is what the games about, and I am a young trout in a old pond, wise for my years  and I done been here before and beyond

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