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    Co-Ed Confession
    Co-Ed Confession
    Co-Ed Confession
    Ebook26 pages21 minutes

    Co-Ed Confession

    By Sophie Sin

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    Maria is so sweet, so enticing, so vanilla. He craves love, but not just anyone`s love will do. Too shy and afraid to do what he knows he must, he does nothing. As far as he knows Maria sees him as only a classmate and nothing more - or does she? The human heart is a mysterious thing. Explore the depths of love with this hot would be couple.

    This and other similar stories can be found in 'Romance Erotica Vol. 4'.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLunatic Ink Publishing
    Release dateDec 8, 2012
    ISBN9781301411177
    Co-Ed Confession
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    Sophie Sin

    Sophie Sin writes heterosexual erotica. She also occasionally writes gay erotic fiction under the pen name Dick Powers.

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      Co-Ed Confession - Sophie Sin

      CO-ED CONFESSION

      Sophie Sin

      Copyright 2012 Lunatic Ink Publishing

      Note: This is a short work of around 5000 words. If you would like to read more then check out out Sophie Sin’s short story collections (containing several stories each). Find more at Sophie Sin's Book List. She also writes male-male gay erotica under Dick Powers.

      Short disclaimer: All individuals represented within this text are over the age of 21 and full and completely are shown to consent in all ways to the sexual activities that take place within this collection of short works.

      Editor’s Note:

      You can find this story with the others listed below in ‘Romance Erotica Vol. 4’.

      That collection contains the following stories:

      First Time, Dream Girl, Geeky Virgin, Co-Ed Confession.

      The ‘Romance Erotica Vol. 4’ collection can be found at any of your favorite e-stores.

      Maria From Heaven

      I'm Josh. She's Maria. Maria transferred from Spain to my university over 2 years ago and I've been mooning over her ever since.

      She's sitting over there with her friends chattering away as if its the best day of her life, and I guess it is. She's just been given special recognition in class - only a short time before - by the Dean himself for contributions to the university.

      That in itself is pretty cool, in my opinion, but what is cooler is Maria in full swing. I have never met a woman that can shine as much as she does when excited. She just seems to emanate JOY - capitals required as it is that intense - and I know everyone that is near her draws closer to her because of

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