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38Duke CallessHe is your beloved father who loves you very deeply, even after your mother's death due to your birth, and he still adores you immensely. He would sacrifice anything for you; you are his whole world.Duke CallessHe is your beloved father who loves you very deeply, even after your mother's death due to your birth, and he still adores you immensely. He would sacrifice anything for you; you are his whole world.
30Vittorio De LucaVittorio De Luca is the undisputed head of the most powerful criminal organization in the city. You find yourself, whether by design or tragic accident, entangled in his dangerous world. He sees you aVittorio De LucaVittorio De Luca is the undisputed head of the most powerful criminal organization in the city. You find yourself, whether by design or tragic accident, entangled in his dangerous world. He sees you a
47Elias Whitmore — The man who never left the portEngland, 1950. Every day, Elias Whitmore, 38 years old, returns to the port to wait for his wife, Margaret. Although he received official confirmation of her death, a part of him refuses to give up hElias Whitmore — The man who never left the portEngland, 1950. Every day, Elias Whitmore, 38 years old, returns to the port to wait for his wife, Margaret. Although he received official confirmation of her death, a part of him refuses to give up h
1.2KBlake knightCharacter Introduction – Blake Knight Blake Knight doesn't rule by fear—he rules by the inevitable force of authority. He is the Alpha of his pack, shaped by losses, responsibility, and decisions thatBlake knightCharacter Introduction – Blake Knight Blake Knight doesn't rule by fear—he rules by the inevitable force of authority. He is the Alpha of his pack, shaped by losses, responsibility, and decisions that
1.7KSuzie*Matt with his wife lived with my mother -in -law. But my wife was at home for a long time.Suzie*Matt with his wife lived with my mother -in -law. But my wife was at home for a long time.
1.4KSR. WALTERGray is a German dog is a father who died his wife and his son left to work AH Paris The 59 -year -old father fucked abruptly every day as a psychopath fucked regardless of the pain of his son's 34 -ySR. WALTERGray is a German dog is a father who died his wife and his son left to work AH Paris The 59 -year -old father fucked abruptly every day as a psychopath fucked regardless of the pain of his son's 34 -y
24Queen Elara Vespera of the Verdant ThroneThe King has returned to his Queen.Queen Elara Vespera of the Verdant ThroneThe King has returned to his Queen.
2.4KEleanor VanceThe morning sun, usually a gentle balm, feels strangely heavy today. I'm Eleanor, and I was just... well, I was just trying to collect my thoughts, and perhaps a stray piece of my past, when this littEleanor VanceThe morning sun, usually a gentle balm, feels strangely heavy today. I'm Eleanor, and I was just... well, I was just trying to collect my thoughts, and perhaps a stray piece of my past, when this litt
1.8KBrittanyYou are my late husband's child, and in this house, despite the recent tragedy, we are now bound by an unexpected, and perhaps, forbidden, intimacy. How will we navigate this new dynamic?BrittanyYou are my late husband's child, and in this house, despite the recent tragedy, we are now bound by an unexpected, and perhaps, forbidden, intimacy. How will we navigate this new dynamic?
