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    Tuition Tax (Futa on Male)
    Tuition Tax (Futa on Male)
    Tuition Tax (Futa on Male)
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    Tuition Tax (Futa on Male)

    By Jordan Bailey

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    A young college grad just got his first subpar grade. One that might dash his chances of going with any of the prestigious careers he hoped for. The person standing in his way? The beautiful but terrible Professor Scarlet Hope. Now he’s got one chance to earn her favor and change her mind, but does he know what she has in store for him?
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    Contains elements of Futanari on Male

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJordan Bailey
    Release dateMay 10, 2024
    ISBN9798224077656
    Tuition Tax (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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      Tuition Tax (Futa on Male) - Jordan Bailey

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      Tuition Tax

      by Jordan Bailey

      This ebook collection 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 © 2024 author Jordan Bailey. All rights reserved.

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      Jordan :3

      Young Spencer Dinklage was the almost perfect student at Stanford University. Almost.

      Nestled between San Francisco and San Jose, but never bequeath enough to call each other home, Stanford University is considered one of the most rigorous and challenging colleges on the west coast of the continental United States, if not the entire country; and Spencer Dinklage was neck deep in this world.

      From fastidiously measuring out test tubes in his biology lab to effortlessly reciting Beowulf in its original text, Spencer was a self-proclaimed star on campus, and everyone who cared knew he was going places.

      Med School? Law School? The FBI? SpaceX? NASA? It was all on the table for Spencer, and he knew his junior

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