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The Naked Bride's First Gangbang: Sloppy Group Sex in Public

By: Anna Wade
Narrated by: Nikki Diamond
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Jed's new bride had always dreamed of being the center of a gangbang, but on the day of her wedding, her fantasy seemed lost as she vowed to be faithful to her new husband. Married in the nude, the new couple celebrate with a public display of love for each other, encouraging their guests to cast off their inhibitions and do likewise.

But their naked wedding seems to be a few women short. As the invited couples pair off to have naked fun together, leaving five guys without any partners, Jed realizes he has one last chance to turn his bride's dream into reality.

©2016 Digismith Press (P)2016 Digismith Naughty Nightingale Erotica Publishing Literature & Fiction Wedding Bride

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