My Neighborhood- 4-Cold January Nights

By John Smith
$0.00 Rating: 1 star1 star1 star
(3.00 based on 1 review)

Published: July 30, 2012
Words: 3,062 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476396507


Short description

Brittney and Monica come home on a cold night in January. Running around in short skirts has costs and they settle in next to the fire to warm up. Soon much more warms up that just their frozen behinds.

Extended description

Brittney and Monica come home on a cold night in January. Running around in short skirts has costs and they settle in next to the fire to warm up. Soon much more warms up that just their frozen behinds.
Noticing that Brittney had received a sunburn in the tanning booth Ted offers to apply some lotion to her and thins heat up from there. Soon the cold girls are all hot and horny.

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Tags

threesome, older man, anal, toys, massage, girl on girl, intercourse, oral, younger women

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Review by: itsjustme on July 30, 2012 : star star star
Not a bad story, certainly is hot enough, but the grammatical errors are distracting and it takes away from the scene. The author does note that he's writing this for therapy and isn't correcting the errors so, if you can live with the errors, then go ahead. For me, nah....not when I read that he shoved one two three finders up her and she was moaned. And commas are a rarity so the sentences have to be re-read to really understand them fully. More of a "huh?" than an "ooh" story for me.
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