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We kissed each other, long and deep, while my legs opened like the covers of a book.

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Deborah Harkness
Age: 59
Born: 1965
Born: April 5
Executive Producer
Historian
Novelist
Writer
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Deep
Book
Long
Like
Covers
Kissed
Opened
Legs

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