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    Surprise Project (Futa on Male)
    Surprise Project (Futa on Male)
    Surprise Project (Futa on Male)
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    Surprise Project (Futa on Male)

    By Jordan Bailey

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    Paired with arguably the hottest girl in class, Cameron’s college project is about to get far more complicated when he learns she has much, much more in store for him.
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    Contains elements of Futa on Male

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJordan Bailey
    Release dateMar 18, 2023
    ISBN9798215202289
    Surprise Project (Futa on Male)
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    Jordan Bailey

    Jordan Bailey is a transwoman originally from England who now lives quietly in the United States. Her hobbies include writing, movies and playing with her dogs. Lover of anime, manga and animals, she primarily writes about Futanari, or 'Dickgirl' women and crossdressing. She also enjoys weaving tales about effeminate young men, a.k.a. 'femboys', transwomen and other transgender themes!To get updates, send feedback, or anything else, follow her on Reddit @ BaileyJordanOfficial

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      Surprise Project (Futa on Male) - Jordan Bailey

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      Surprise Project

      by Jordan Bailey

      This ebook is for 18+ adults ONLY. It contains explicit, graphic details of sexual acts and language that may be considered offensive by some readers.

      All characters engaged in sexual activity are consenting, non-related adults over the age of 18.

      Copyright © 2023 author Jordan Bailey. All rights reserved.

      This story begins on a day like any other, in Los Angeles. The City of Angels. The City of Flowers or Sunshine, depending on who you ask. It was a warm Tuesday afternoon in autumn and my first year in college was in full swing.

      Finally away from my parents, I was keen on starting a life and career for myself. At long last I had broken free from the shackles of my tortuous high school years, bullying, and relationships (or lack thereof). Tuition was paid for, I was almost old enough to buy beer, and was surrounded by beautiful college coeds; what more could a young guy like me ask for?

      I was rather excited for today in particular because every Tuesday and Thursday I had class with this girl who would always walk right in front of me on the way. She wasn’t exactly my type: tall, african american, and intimidating; but there were only three girls in my male dominated major, so for some reason I was always drawn to her. I mean don’t get me wrong, she was beautiful. Perfect, smooth ebony skin, long curly black hair, pretty face, curvaceous body and an incredible pair of tits, but she was around 6’3" and extremely fit, a far cry from anyone I ever saw myself with.

      So, even though

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