#inaabiwin

“Ugh....” Yang has mascara running down her cheeks and coughed out some white cum as she was still left naked outside on the curb, her pussy and asshole were gaped, having cum ooze out as her thighs were covered in it. She cried and then saw them toss ruby out onto her. The rose yelped and looked worse for wear, her small belly was now swollen and she had 2 plugs on her pussy and ass to keep any cum form oozing out as it only seeped from her right holes. She looked at Yang with dull silver eyes before burping a little with a bit of cum splashing onto Yang’s face. “And don’t come back unless you want it to happen again!” The bouncer yelled as the two girls were promptly kicked out of the club, violated, used and left outside naked in public with their holes full of random men’s cum. Oh would their dad have a word with them indeed.

I remember that night after the Ballclub powwow. I think that's one of my favorite memories with you. I saw unforgettable things. I picked you up from Manomin's, we drove to the rest area and walked down to the dock. We sat there and watched the storm come in from across the lake. Do you remember how quiet it was? Nothing but the sound of wind, the occasional rumble of thunder and lake water lapping at the  shore. It was dark, from all the clouds. You looked at me like I was crazy when I saw the first flashes of lightning at Manomin's, and suggested we go to the dock to watch it come in. Do you remember how gorgeous that was? It was like watching a light show. Never more than a second or two in between flashes. One after the other. I can't believe you missed what I saw. I wish you could have seen it, love. It was only there for a split second but I know what I saw. The lightning ARCED. Up and back down, in a jagged half circle, before disappearing back into the charcoal of the clouds. What a night.  Our own private show. I wonder if you remember that. I wonder if you remember anything of us. Closer and closer. We watched it come from the far edge of the lake, a mile or so away, until it was just starting to hover over us. You said we should leave, as badly as I wanted to stay. I listened and agreed. But I could have sat there through the whole storm, even then, maybe a bit longer.