REWARDING HER FIREFIGHTER (Young virgin and her HOT fireman!)

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Jessica Thomas is a 23-year-old virgin and is saving her secret treasures, not just for someone special, but for a special situation: a grandly romantic and sexually jaw-dropping moment that will never happen again. On a serendipitous Sunday night at a local pub near home, she bumps into a possible contender: a firefighter with a distinctive and handsome face that she remembers from years ago. It turns out, firefighter Carter Anderson was there on 9/11 and rescued Jessica’s father from certain death. She was only 13 at the time but she remembers being incredibly grateful to the superhero that day, beyond what she could ever express. Is it serendipity that she meets Carter on a Sunday on September 11th, 2011? Or is it all just wishful thinking…especially since this fireman seems aloof and doesn’t remember her at all. This is the opportunity she’s been waiting for… but how do you tell a stranger that he’s the cherry popper you’ve chosen?

REWARDING HER FIREFIGHTER is a 7,000+ word smoking hot erotic love story about a young virgin and a HOT fireman. This story contains graphic language, erotic situations, oral sex and it is very much for adults only

Story Excerpt:

Jessica instantly thought back to a childhood memory, buried but never forgotten. As a thirteen-year-old girl, she watched as the second tower collapsed, hand in hand with her mother. Her mother expected the worst and kept dialing her husband’s cell phone but to no avail. For an hour, they waited for the bad news, along with many other New Yorkers who had hardly a prayer left.
Then his faced emerged. Her father, coughing and hacking, was led out to the street by a masked fireman. Her mother ran to him and they embraced, leaving Jessica behind to watch. Once she saw her father was alive, she shifted her attention to the fireman, who removed the mask to reveal a distinctive face. Though covered in smoke, she could see lines in his face and recognized him to be a handsome man, with soulful, hopeful eyes. She wanted to run up and speak to him, but within seconds, he had disappeared from view.
As she stared into the ranting firefighter’s face, she determined that he had the exact same lines and handsome features that she remembered, even behind that haggard, angry exterior. It was him—the same man who rescued her father and disappeared into the blackness before gratitude could be properly expressed. Just like a superhero, he escaped into the night, she once thought.