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    Taken By My Mom's Boyfriend
    Taken By My Mom's Boyfriend
    Taken By My Mom's Boyfriend
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    Taken By My Mom's Boyfriend

    By Kimberlee Madison

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    I guess it was really all my fault. I could have told my mom I was coming home early from college. But I wanted to surprise her. And so I didn't. I just sneaked in late while she was sleeping and planned to pop out of my room the next morning and scream "surprise!" I knew she'd be happy to see me home from college a day early, and I couldn't wait to see the look on her face. The thing I didn't count on was that she would wake up before me the next morning and leave for work early--completely unaware that I was asleep in my old bedroom. The other thing I didn't count on was that her new boyfriend would be there taking a shower. But the most unexpected thing about it all? My mom's new boyfriend is HOT!! I mean, I know he's older than me . . . by about fifteen years or so . . . but he is SEXY! Just seeing him standing there naked has me so worked up, and I'm not sure I can control myself. But he's my mom's boyfriend, and I know it's wrong. But I can't help myself. He's just too sexy. Too big. And I want all of him!

    WARNING: This is a 5000-word erotic story that contains explicit content between consenting adults. All characters are eighteen or older.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKimberlee Madison
    Release dateFeb 13, 2020
    ISBN9780463398432
    Taken By My Mom's Boyfriend
    Author

    Kimberlee Madison

    Back in high school I was what you might call a tease. Sure, I gave my share of BJs and hand jobs, but rarely did I go all the way back in those days. It was more fun for me to seduce the boys, get them as hot and bothered as I could, just to watch them ache. I loved more than anything to watch their expressions when I wore a skirt and would leave my legs open, ever so slightly, exposing just a glint of panties. Or when one of my tits accidentally poked out of my shirt during gym class. More than anything, back in high school I loved watching their faces as I was yanking them off, that old familiar grimace stretched across their faces as they'd explode all over the back seat of my dad's car . . . I suppose that's what I love most about writing erotica--the thrill of knowing that people are getting off on the stories I have to tell. I hope you enjoy!I love hearing from readers!!! . . . you can email me at KPM@kimberleemadison.com

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      Taken By My Mom's Boyfriend - Kimberlee Madison

      Taken by My Mom’s Boyfriend

      By Kimberlee Madison

      KPM@kimberleemadison.com

      Copyright 2020 © by Kimberlee Madison. All rights reserved.

      This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, businesses, events, or locales is purely coincidental.

      Reproduction in whole or part of this publication without express written consent is strictly prohibited.

      WARNING: This book contains graphic adult content!

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      When I woke up Friday morning, it felt like I was in a different world. I’d arrived home from college the night before and didn’t get to my mom’s house until sometime after midnight, and although I was back in my old bedroom, a place more familiar to me than anywhere else, it felt completely foreign waking up there.

      I rolled around in the cool bed to find my phone tangled in the sheets, turned off the alarm and flopped back on my pillow. A ray of morning sun shone through the slit in the denim curtains.

      I hadn’t been home

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