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Salieri Erotic Stories 

A soldier's grieving widow is nonetheless seduced by the deceased's friend, driven mad by lust. A timid young groom fails to satisfy his beautiful bride. Others will... While her future husband celebrates his bachelor party, his lovely fiancée takes a pre-dinner pleasure with a friend who will sodomize her to avoid deflowering her before the wedding... In the grand tradition of perverse tales, Mario Salieri delights us with five stories in which sex and sexual pleasure form the central plot. The explicit scenes are the logical conclusion to each of these modern fables.
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A soldier's grieving widow is nonetheless seduced by the deceased's friend, driven mad by lust. A timid young groom fails to satisfy his beautiful bride. Others will... While her future husband celebrates his bachelor party, his lovely fiancée takes a pre-dinner pleasure with a friend who will sodomize her to avoid deflowering her before the wedding... In the grand tradition of perverse tales, Mario Salieri delights us with five stories in which sex and sexual pleasure form the central plot. The explicit scenes are the logical conclusion to each of these modern fables.

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