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Paternity by Kit  [message #67462] Sat, 16 February 2013 03:21 Go to previous message
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If you are looking for a gripping short story that will likely stay in your memory forever, here is a good one! Paternity posted in June 2012, written by Kit. Here is one story than doesn't have any sex and yet reminds us that [please don't laugh me out of the forum for saying this] sometimes friendship is even more powerful than sex. Great story, Kit! And you caught me by surprise at the end. Had to think a while before I finally caught on, but ... Wow!

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