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    Snapchat 45
    Snapchat 45
    Snapchat 45
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    Snapchat 45

    By Mitchell Jespersen

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    Reading about a couple's love life, a stranger online becomes part of it. "At the festival, when we were on our own again, Akemi made a comment- or else a pronouncement- that seemed to refer to the blowjob she’d once given me (and later seemed to regard as never having happened). I didn’t hear clearly. We were in a noisy place. She was shouting over the din. A band played." Short chapters. New episode added almost daily,

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMitchell Jespersen
    Release dateSep 15, 2016
    ISBN9781370315949
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