So…which is the surprise? It says here, “she’s in for a big surprise”—surprise being singular. But it says, “she’s going to get a face full of cum, and she’s going to like it.” If there’s only one surprise, which is it? That she’s going to get a face full of cum? Or that she’s going to like it? They can’t both be the surprise.
So…which is the surprise? It says here, “she’s in for a big surprise”—surprise being singular. But it says, “she’s going to get a face full of cum, and she’s going to like it.” If there’s only one surprise, which is it? That she’s going to get a face full of cum? Or that she’s going to like it? They can’t both be the surprise.
It’s not blatantly obvious but the other woman is holding an enema bulb in her hand.
That makes more sense. I was wondering what she was going to do with an onion.
My comment was a reference to party down, it wasn’t actually in reference to the photo.