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From Guide 1: Two adolescent men attend college naked for the week and unearth their gay passion!
Bill and Fabian are shocked discover their true selves when they agree to attend classes in the nude at their all-male college for a week. Both young men thought themselves securely straight, but both notice the other's naked form and hard passion.
As they attend class, under the unchanging gaze and stroke of their fellow male students, Bill and Fabian doubt everything they idea about themselves. They can't help how excited being watched by other men is or how wonderful it was to feel a man's strong hand caressing their rigid rods.
But things peak during Biology when Fabian and Bill give a practical demonstration on oral pleasure before the watching eyes of their fellow male students!
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The Amazon Queen
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All characters are 18+ Years Vintage. This story contains sex between senior teenagers and Male/Female. A couple is captured and abused by a disoriented tribe in the Amazon forest. But even in this unlikely scenario, a romance will blossom between the married man and the young guide, while his wife rediscovers an interest for sex. If you don't like this type of story leave right now, you've been warned.
MAIN CHARACTERS:
Sarah = 33 Wife and Documentarist
Jeff = 35 Husband and Cameraman
Jose' = 18 Young Guide
Sarah was a juvenile film maker and producer, she's always been fascinated by documentaries since watching one of Sir David Attenborough documentaries, so following her passion she managed to create a small production corporation. Her business was making decent coins, her last documentary sold quite skillfully, but Sarah wasn't happy, she needed her business to be a triumph, but she also aspired to be the next Sir Attenborough, therefore she was always on the look out for something really special, something that could make her a star.
One morning she was casually watching an antique National Geographic documentary about an Amazon tribe
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Rainbow Rishta: What you can expect
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