β Scribed by Temple, Elle
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When Sarinaβs friends pick her up for one last night on the town as a single woman, she has no idea how much this wild bachelorette party will end up changing her life forever. After a few unsuccessful pit stops, the girls end up crashing Ladies Night at their local gay club, where Sarina ends up crossing paths with the gorgeous and mysterious, Ashley.
Sarina has a list of crazy bachelorette party dares to cross off, and it seems like Ashley is the one to help her. But is this chance encounter more than just a little game?
Soon enough, the two women find their way into the back to the club, ready to explore a part of Sarina that has been begging for attention before she finally ties the knot.
This story is 4,000 words of inmate girl on girl sexuality and contains explicit language.
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