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Jessica Weston Essay

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Jessica Weston is a single thirty-five-year-old fashion designer, who’s happy with being out of the dating pool. However, she soon finds herself in the deep end when she gets caught up in a steamy love triangle. It begins with Eric Adams, a former love interest from fifteen years ago, reaching out to her on Facebook. Their flirtation brings them together for another fling with one complication—he’s married and intends on staying that way. Adding to the excitement of their forbidden trysts, Eric introduces her to the BDSM lifestyle. Immediately after starting her shameful affair, Jessica meets a handsome new client, Noah Edwards, who instantly shows an interest in her. Attracted to him too, and hoping to keep herself from falling for her Master,

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