• Fast Track to Desire: Part 2-An MFF Erotic Story of Escape and Discovery

  • Oct 24 2024
  • Length: 23 mins
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Fast Track to Desire: Part 2-An MFF Erotic Story of Escape and Discovery

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  • This story was recorded for the Wylde In Bed Erotic Stories Podcast. You can enjoy even more sensual pleasure, and hundreds of others stories by coming and listening, just click on this link.

    In the shadows of a life she never wanted, Mel finds herself ensnared by her cop ex-husband—a drunken walrus who won't let her forget the past. His refusal to pay alimony comes with a twisted demand for intimacy that leaves her feeling more disgusted with herself each day.

    But when a moment of reckless impulse ignites an unexpected shopping trip with her best friend, everything changes. As they peel away the layers of their mundane lives, Mel and her friend embark on a whirlwind journey of erotic exploration, pushing the boundaries of friendship and desire. With every mile they drive, Mel learns that escape isn’t just about distance; it's about confronting the darkest corners of her heart.

    Can Mel outrun the chains of her past while discovering pleasure in the arms of not one, but two passionate lovers? Join Mel on this tantalizing ride, where the road to self-discovery is paved with BDSM, dark romance, and the thrill of uncharted intimacy.

    Buckle up for a story that dares to explore the depths of desire and the exhilarating freedom found in embracing one's true self. In Fast Track to Desire, every turn promises a new revelation, and every stop could lead to a love she never expected. Are you ready to take the plunge?
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