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A Wife Comes Home Late One Night And Quietly Opens Door To Her Bedroom
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STORY TIME! A wife Comes Home Late One Night And Quietly Opens Door To Her Bedroom
When a lady gets home late at night, she gently opens the door to her bedroom. Four legs are visible through the opening in the lid.
When a lady gets home late at night, she gently opens the door to her bedroom.
Her husband only has two legs, but she can see four peeking out from under the blanket.
She takes a baseball bat in her hands and starts hitting the blanket as hard as she can.
When she’s done, she goes to the kitchen for a drink. As she enters, her spouse is there, immersed in a magazine.
“Hey sweetheart, I let your parents stay in our bedroom since they came to visit us,” he says. Have you said hi?
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