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kweensheba:
Good day, dear friends.

Here we are again. Thank you for your continuous interest. God bless.



High-Stakes Babes


Kween Sheba

In the High-Stakes Clique, the end justifies the means. Here, the slay queens are ready to do anything to achieve their desires.






As Shade moved around her room she thought seriously about what it would be like to actually do it. Just the idea of it took her breath away. At first Shade reasoned there was no possible way. It would be much too embarrassing. But the other half of her hormone wracked brain really wanted to do it. Before Shade knew it she was compromising with herself. Shade thought it would be just as exciting but slightly less embarrassing if Shade just stripped down to her underwear. Shade knew enough about boys to know Leke would enjoy it if Shade did and the idea of inciting lust in her boyfriend had an awful lot of appeal.

She avoided looking at her window or even moving close to it. Shade made believe Shade didn’t see Leke in his room across the narrow space separating our houses. Shade didn’t have to look. Shade knew he’d be watching me, probably hoping I’d look up, smile and wave goodnight.

She fiddled around in her room, acting as if She was looking for something. Shade still didn’t know for certain Shade intended to do it. Shade still didn’t think Shade had the nerve. She was just wondering what it would be like and if Shade could actually work up the nerve, maybe not tonight, but someday. She wasn’t really planning to take her clothes off with her blinds open. Not until Shade actually found herself beginning to UnCloth.




High-Stakes Babes

Nice.
But the mention of Shade Shade is killing the flow. Since no one was in the picture yet but her the use of "she" and "her" would have given the story more glow. Not that you won't mention her name though, but the repetition of it is killing the story.

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Tetraozonaitera:
Nice.
But the mention of Shade Shade is killing the flow. Since no one was in the picture yet but her the use of "she" and "her" would have given the story more glow. Not that you won't mention her name though, but the repetition of it is killing the story.

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Thanks for the observation. The issue has been taken care of.

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