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James thrusted back in time with the monster that had a pyramid cage. He felt like he was being hallowed out. That his insides would surely slip out when the demon was done with him. The thought excited him even more. The thrusts got harder and faster. Poor James couldn't keep up. All his strength being ripped away, becoming a rag doll.
A cold, wet hand pushed his face down on the table, making sure James couldn't move. His insides were burning by now. His backside becoming numb. He could smell the iron in the air and the smell of sex. The pain that fueld his pleasure inscease that burning heat inside him. He wanted to pass out, everything was to overwhelming for the blond but somehow he couldn't. As if the demon was was reading his mind,
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