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    Milked II: Milked in Public by a Firefighter
    Milked II: Milked in Public by a Firefighter
    Milked II: Milked in Public by a Firefighter
    Audiobook37 minutes

    Milked II: Milked in Public by a Firefighter

    Written by Jane Fox

    Narrated by Ruby Rivers

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    About this audiobook

    It's the Fourth of July, and Stella just wants to have a fun, quiet afternoon at the parade. But a chance encounter with a hot fireman may send her hopes for a peaceful time up in flames! When he catches her trying to relieve her full, swollen breasts, will he be a good public servant and assist her there and then, or will he leave her to smolder by herself?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteamy eReads
    Release dateJul 24, 2023
    ISBN9798368919911
    Milked II: Milked in Public by a Firefighter

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