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A Love Story: What’s Wrong

Chapter 4

By Ahnesia JohnsonPublished 5 months ago 1 min read
A Love Story: What’s Wrong
Photo by DESIGNECOLOGIST on Unsplash

Beep! Beep!

Fuuck. Oh my fucking…

Waking up to him giving her head and her phone alarm going off.

“Baby wait!” She said trying to gather herself while grinding against his tongue.

He stopped and reached for her phone. Alarm now off he looked at her and said:

“You want me to stop?” After hearing her say no he finished until she came to a climax.

Making his way to the shower she sat up thinking about the dream she was awaken from. She’d been feeling a way about his behavior for about two weeks now.

“You coming?” He stated, now in the shower.

“Yea!” She stated loudly.

She reached for his phone, typed in his password and searched his phone with urgency.

Phone now back on the dresser she walked toward the bathroom clothes off.

Met at the door he kissed her passionately.

She stepped back and just looked at him.

Him gazing back he grabbed her hand and pulled her all the way into the bathroom.

“What took you so long?”He said while turning her back to him.

Pulling her head back and kissing her neck he entered her with two fingers.

In ecstasy she said: “I…”

He turned her back around. Now facing him he lifted her up and placed her on the counter. Pulling her to the edge.

Looking into her eyes: “You what? He said as he kissed her from her neck to his favorite part

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    Written by Ahnesia Johnson