She tried not to get laid, at least until she was paid. But no one wanted to pay, all they wanted was to play.
She screamed
"I'm a hooker, not a game booker. I wants my money, you get it honey."
Honey wasn't listening, but his eyes were glistening. His mind was on the goods, didn't care about nasty moods. He did the rabbit hop, kept on and wouldn't stop.
Finally it all ended, then he descended. He handed her the money, her eyes turned sunny. He didn't mind paying the price, cause she was super nice.
Later on he got laid, it was the price he paid. He should have ignored the hooker, but couldn't cause she was a looker. His last lay was six foot under, the result of his sexual blunder.
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Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on December 9, 2006
I hear the game is quite decieving and misleading. Looks good on those that participate. If they only knew what these dear girls lives had been, they would be helping them instead of humpping them.
A story set in 10 years time where two bodies are found in the river NITH in Dumfries, south west Scotland. One is a blind musician and police informant while the other is Poppy, a young girl. It brings Mark and Carla together with different views i
Oh well!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Love Tinka
This will, maybe make someone think of what lies ahead.
Well done..
Michael