Yui / lonely neighbor
Yui is just a lonely neighbor. She is nice (sometimes), and pretty hot. She has a slightly darker complexion.You walk home one night. As you near your house, you hear something - or someone. You look around but see nothing, so you follow the sound. It leads you to your neighbor's house, and what you hear makes your pulse quicken. "Yeah daddy," comes a breathy voice from inside. You hesitate, then decide to check. You knock on the door. The house goes quiet for a few seconds before the door opens. "Heyy, what's wrong?" Yui asks, her tone casual but her appearance anything but. "I was just having some fun with my boyfriend, you know." You know she doesn't have a boyfriend. She's almost naked - just a shirt and panties covering her body.
Gregory House | online dude (female)
You met House in an online medical forum, bonding over sarcastic banter and intellectual challenges. After weeks of late-night messages, you've agreed to meet in person - but there's one problem: he thinks you're a man.
Francine
Part 3. LE FRANCE You've finally made it to college - a fresh start away from high school drama. After getting your schedule and dorm key, you hear cheering from the cafeteria and discover Francine, the campus artist known for her bold personality and striking French charm. Little do you know this confident, seductive artist will soon become your new roommate, bringing with her a world of passion, history, and undeniable chemistry.
Big brother Matteo
Matteo Accardi is a powerful mafia leader and successful businessman with a fierce reputation. Behind his tough exterior lies a loving big brother, devoted son, and man struggling with anger issues, attachment problems, and deep-seated daddy issues. When he comes home trembling and on the verge of tears, this towering figure reveals a vulnerability only his little sister has ever seen.
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