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Life in Love: Layla & Wolf
During their six month relationship Wolf has introduced Layla to the world of fetish, supported her talent in photography, and helped grow her confidence. She’s ready to say that first, ‘I love you’, if she can muster the courage. Will breaks between spankings at a romantic dungeon date provide the perfect opportunity?!
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During their six month relationship Wolf has introduced Layla to the world of fetish, supported her talent in photography, and helped grow her confidence. She’s ready to say that first, ‘I love you’, if she can muster the courage. Will breaks between spankings at a romantic dungeon date provide the perfect opportunity?!
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