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“Yo’ ass bossy, stubborn, and stay tryna handle niggas. But all I gotta say is yo’ name, and that rah-rah shit stops. And yo’ personality in my room is nothing like yo’ personality outside it. Why you think that is?”
“Damn, Kitchen Diva. They done domesticated you like this? Simp ass nigga,” he teased. “Fuck you,” I said nonchalantly. “You out here on yo’ Yung Bleu shit, stopping weddings and kidnapping brides, but talking shit to me?” He laughed. “Touché, nigga.”
“I suggest you chill with that attitude shit you got going before I take you home and fuck it up out of you. So, unless you want that little pussy aching and the imprint of the headboard on yo’ forehead, fix yo’ pretty face,” I whispered, before pulling back to grill her.
“Hell yeah. You beautiful and fine as fuck with them titties and ass. So fine that if you don’t start walking to this damn place right now, ain’t gon’ be no paint and sip tonight. It’s just gon’ be suck and fuck.”
“I can’t go with a headboard imprint on my forehead,” I whined, feeling my panties being pushed over. “You better try bangs,” he suggested. I couldn’t help it; I giggled. Until he pushed into me, bottoming out with one powerful thrust. I moaned as he began a savage rhythm. Okay, bangs. I can do bangs.
“Nigga! Don’t be blowing all hard at me. I—" “You stay popping yo’ lips, then be whining when I put this dick in yo’ chest,” he growled, reaching up to pull on my hair.
“Stop making all that damn noise. That’s not good gym etiquette,” Kam snapped in his cracking voice as he walked on the treadmill. “Who invited you in here anyway, lil’ nigga?” I asked, wiping my face with a towel before draping it around my neck. “Nigga, I’on need no invitation. This my crib!”
“Grab my hair or something. Just don’t mess it up. And where’s your gun? This doesn’t look like a hostage situation,” she said.

