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    Giving Into The Gay Gladiator
    Giving Into The Gay Gladiator
    Giving Into The Gay Gladiator
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    Giving Into The Gay Gladiator

    By Sage Rowina

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    In a world where their love is taboo, two gladiators find solace in each other's sweaty, muscular embrace, igniting a passion that propels them to break free.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSage Rowina
    Release dateMay 7, 2023
    ISBN9798223293644
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      Giving Into The Gay Gladiator - Sage Rowina

      Giving Into The Gay Gladiator

      By Sage Rowina

      The sun beat down on the dusty arena, its rays glinting off the weapons of the gladiators. Cheers and shouts filled the air as the fighters clashed with each other, their muscles straining as they fought for their lives.

      Among them was a tall, muscular man, his skin glistening with sweat. He moved with grace and precision, his sword a deadly blur as he took down his opponents. The crowd roared with approval, but he barely heard them. His focus was on the battle, the adrenaline pumping through his veins.

      Suddenly, he caught a glimpse of movement from the corner of his eye. Turning, he saw another gladiator watching him from the sidelines. The man was slightly smaller than him, but he moved with a fluid grace that caught the first gladiator's attention. Their eyes met, and there was a moment of recognition that passed between them.

      Without breaking his stride, the first gladiator managed to make his way over to the man after the fight. Hey, he said, his voice low. You watching me?

      The other gladiator shrugged, a small smile on his lips. I mean, who wouldn't? You're amazing out there.

      The first gladiator felt a warmth spread through his chest at the compliment. Thanks. You're not so bad yourself.

      They began to chat, their voices quiet so as not to attract attention. They talked about their fighting styles, their experiences in the arena, and their hopes for their future. As they spoke, they inched closer and closer together, their bodies almost touching.

      Suddenly, the sound of a guard's whistle shattered the peace. The gladiators jumped apart, their hearts pounding. What are you doing? the guard barked, storming over to them. Consorting with the enemy?

      The first gladiator felt a surge of anger. "He's not the enemy.

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