400 Days of Oppression
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He masturbated me to orgasm as we watched March of the Penguins in the back of the theater while a classroom of eight-year-olds sat up by the screen enraptured by the sound of Morgan Freeman’s voice. I collapsed into a fit of giggles as I came and hugged Kenyatta tight, smiling from ear to ear as I snuggled against his chest.“Don’t fall in love now.”It was like a splash of cold water in my face.“What?”“We’re just having fun. Don’t fall in love. I’m the wrong guy for that.”“I-I’m not falling in l...ove.”But I was, and I was hurt and embarrassed that he had caught me at it. This was only our fifth or sixth date. Too early to be thinking about marriage and kids. Too early to start thinking that maybe he was the perfect man for me, the one I had been waiting for all my life. But I was thinking those things. Me—white-trash tough, jaded, street-smart. I had fallen for a man I barely knew in less than two weeks. “Yes you are.”He winked at me, then turned back to the screen as if he really gave a fuck about those damned penguins.“Fuck you, Kenyatta.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He masturbated me to orgasm as we watched March of the Penguins in the back of the theater while a classroom of eight-year-olds sat up by the screen enraptured by the sound of Morgan Freeman’s voice. I collapsed into a fit of giggles as I came and hugged Kenyatta tight, smiling from ear to ear as I snuggled against his chest.“Don’t fall in love now.”It was like a splash of cold water in my face.“What?”“We’re just having fun. Don’t fall in love. I’m the wrong guy for that.”“I-I’m not falling in l...ove.”But I was, and I was hurt and embarrassed that he had caught me at it. This was only our fifth or sixth date. Too early to be thinking about marriage and kids. Too early to start thinking that maybe he was the perfect man for me, the one I had been waiting for all my life. But I was thinking those things. Me—white-trash tough, jaded, street-smart. I had fallen for a man I barely knew in less than two weeks. “Yes you are.”He winked at me, then turned back to the screen as if he really gave a fuck about those damned penguins.“Fuck you, Kenyatta.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wrath James White to read onlineMoreLess
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