deflower literary

Then you will be ready for me to deflower your little bottom.

She's been deflowered about sixty times, which may be a record.

Everyone went, the employee says, like the father of a young woman who had been deflowered and abandoned.

She can wrangle him out of it only if the girl is deflowered.

The girl shrieked as I deflowered her, but continued to fight.

Still, it must be embarrassing to face someone you unwittingly deflowered.

You're going to get to deflower your first virgin, just like I did to you."

And then with one hard thrust I deflowered her.

Rodney got drunk, deflowered his bride, and then passed out.

Sally had also developed from that first night deflowering.

First, the classmate he deflowered tells him that she might be pregnant.

Then, behind the mask of her father, he had deflowered her.

Better idea: Deflower first, spank afterward, maybe not even this time.

"Once I was deflowered, they weren't interested in me," he said.

She was not interested in the etiquette of deflowering maidens.

He was a willing participant in your mother's little plan to deflower you for profit."

I only found out the next evening, sitting in the pub, that technically, if you like - I'd deflowered her then.

Any man caught deflowering a virgin would be fined one cow.

There she lies, Flower as she was, deflowered by him.

I made a conscious decision, picked out the guy I wanted to deflower me, and set everything up.

"Yep, it looks like I have deflowered my first male virgin.

Charles pays to deflower the girls, the money goes to the owner of the orphanage.

We feel like we've been thrust into, deflowered by the smirking, brutal world.

She said this as if I was worried that she might not continue deflowering my quilt.