#abc series

Laurent & Damen

From the Captive Prince trilogy by C.S. Pacat

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ABC Series with Sukuna

M.LIST

There are NSFW and dark themes ahead. Read at your own caution. MDNI.

A ⇀ Aftercare

aftercare?... yeah, Sukuna isn't that best at whatever that is

B ⇀ Body Part

women have a lotta of fun parts on them, especially boobs. Sukuna loves boobs, your boobs specifically

C ⇀ Cum

this icky white stuff just tastes bitter... but you'll eat anything to satisfy Lord Sukuna

D ⇀ Dirty Secrets

Sukuna a freak in the sheets... maybe a bit too freaky

E ⇀ Edging

you'd take any chance to humiliate Sukuna and make him a needy, desperate mess... just begging to cum

F ⇀ Favorite Position

you better be keep going to yoga, your back's gonna be sore after this

G ⇀ Groping

public decency?... the fuck is that?

H ⇀ Hair Pulling

do you have long hair?- apparently it's a real turn on for Sukuna when he can pull in it

I ⇀ Irrumatio

open wider, stop crying- it's making him feel bad (it's not)

J ⇀ Jack Off

it was your fault you posted those bikini pictures on instagram, now it's all over the screen

K ⇀ Kinks

Sukuna's gonna tie that knot to prevent you from squirming, better prepare in for some hardcore breeding

L ⇀ Locations

a bed?.. what are you some vanilla loser?

M ⇀ Mating Press

told you those yoga classes would pay off. Sukuna likes you flexible.. and with your knees by your ears

N ⇀ No

uhh... did you just say "no"?... yeah that doesn't pass here

O ⇀ Oral

let's hope your neighbors are out of town for the weekend, 'cause Sukuna's tongue can get to work

P ⇀ Porn

this Sukuna is a bit odd... in a way that he's obsessed with you... a cam-girl

Q ⇀ Quickie

don't leave for work so soon, its so early and he was barely satiated last night

R ⇀ Risk

your roommate is coming back soon, and the door is unlocked, but this fucker won't pull out

S ⇀ Stamina

you want a break...? what kind of a man do you think Sukuna is??

T ⇀ Teasing

feathers or wax don't do it for Sukuna, it's gotta be his tongue

U ⇀ Unfair

oh, so you can get dick whenever you want- but when you prance around with your ass hanging out and refuse to let Sukuna have a taste it's fair??

V ⇀ Volume

is this an amusement park or what, whats with all the screaming?

W ⇀ Withdrawal

ring-ring babe, pick up the phone. Sukuna's calling and he's horny

X ⇀ X-Pics

you must be fucking crazy to be sending that to Sukuna while he's in class

Y ⇀ Yearning

yeah... it's that time of the month. wait- not that, ovulation

Z ⇀ Zzz

remember that secret?... yeahhh, so it's not so secretive anymore....

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