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    Toilet Taxi: An Erotic Tale of Wetting
    Toilet Taxi: An Erotic Tale of Wetting
    Toilet Taxi: An Erotic Tale of Wetting
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    Toilet Taxi: An Erotic Tale of Wetting

    By Kaylee Kennicott

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    As a driver who works late nights, I deal with a lot of drunk girls. A LOT of drunk girls. You know what all drunk girls have in common? They really, really need to pee.

    My whole shift, I hear nothing but desperation from girls with their legs clamped together, taking teeny little steps, trying not to wet themselves. So, I devised a unique solution to allow the ladies to relieve themselves right onto the seats -- no mess, no odor, nothing but relief.

    The bonus is, now I get to watch them piss all over my car...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKaylee Kennicott
    Release dateJul 13, 2018
    ISBN9781370288298
    Toilet Taxi: An Erotic Tale of Wetting
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    Kaylee Kennicott

    Kaylee is 25 years old and writes erotica.

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