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El amor no sirve. El sexo si.
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EMMA, sexo y verano
This story contains themes of: cheating
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Summary
No, no existe el amor. Lo único real es el orgasmo después del sexo. Emma, 17 años, una joven mimada que decide vacacionar en un resort explora a profundidad su vida sexual lejos de las miradas de sus padres. No se saciará hasta haber recorrido todo el sexo posible. Y esto no será sola, sino en conjunto con un escritor que también busca sexo y no por placer. Aquí no hay amor, no hay un principe, no hay un hada madrina ni mucho menos un final feliz, aquí solo está Emma y el sexo.
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