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    Stories To Bang By, Vol. 13: Women
    Stories To Bang By, Vol. 13: Women
    Stories To Bang By, Vol. 13: Women
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    Stories To Bang By, Vol. 13: Women

    By Hydrangea Lawrence

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    "Stories To Bang By, Vol. 13: Women" features four erotic short stories celebrating women, women, and only women.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHydrangea Lawrence
    Release dateSep 24, 2019
    Stories To Bang By, Vol. 13: Women
    Author

    Hydrangea Lawrence

    Hydrangea Lawrence writes erotic short stories that are feminist, inclusive, and fabulously sexy.Contact hydrangealawrence@gmail.com for more information.https://www.goodreads.com/hydrangealawrence

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      Stories To Bang By, Vol. 13 - Hydrangea Lawrence

      Short Stories By

      Hydrangea Lawrence

      Originally Published in Stories To Bang By

      Stock Photo Courtesy of Tomas Sobek

      Copyright © 2019 Hydrangea Lawrence

      All Rights Reserved

      THE FORT

      I ring the doorbell of the brownstone and rub my gloved hands together. Aaliyah opens the door with a warm smile.

      Hey Millie! She gives me a big hug. Come in, come in.

      I take off my coat in the foyer and look around.

      Wow, this place is gorgeous! How do you know these people?

      I baby-sit the kids sometimes. They’re all at Disney World until Friday.

      You are one lucky bitch. Is the kitchen around here? I brought drinks.

      It’s over this way, follow me.

      I walk after her but stop at the living room.

      Oh. My. God. Aaliyah! What is that?

      She doubles back and peeks in. The blanket maze takes up half the room.

      That’s Fort Isabella! It’s been up for a couple weeks. She won’t let her parents take it down.

      Can we hang out in there?

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