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Insane motion on @Duelbits 🔥🌴
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I fuck my friend’s wife on their wedding day because she promised me that before she gets married to my friend she will give me the best sex and I will fuck her hard that she will be coming to fuck me even after their wedding.
She made that promise six months before the engagement became official. We were alone in her apartment after a night of drinks with the group. My friend her future husband had already gone home. She looked at me across the couch, eyes dark, and said it without blinking: “Before I marry him, I’m going to give you the best fuck of your life. You’re going to ruin me. Fuck me so hard I’ll still be thinking about your cock when I’m walking down the aisle. And after the wedding… I’ll still come to you. Whenever you want. I won’t be able to stop.”
I didn’t believe her at first. People say shit when they’re horny and half-drunk. But she meant every word.
The wedding day arrived under a perfect blue sky. White chairs, flowers everywhere, string quartet, the whole expensive production. I stood beside my best friend as his best man and watched her walk toward him in that long white dress. She looked pure. Radiant. Untouchable. The second our eyes met over his shoulder, I saw the truth in hers. She hadn’t forgotten.
The ceremony ended. Rings were exchanged. Guests cheered. Champagne started flowing. The reception hall filled with music and laughter. My friend was pulled away by relatives for photos. I waited.
She found me first.
A soft hand on my arm in a quiet corridor. “Bridal suite. Ten minutes. Door will be unlocked.” Then she was gone, smiling for the cameras again.
I gave it twelve minutes.
The suite was on the second floor, away from the noise. Thick carpet. Soft lighting. Her dress was already half-unzipped down the back when I stepped inside and locked the door. She turned. The bodice sagged, revealing the edge of a white lace bra and the top of her breasts. No veil now. Hair still perfect. Makeup flawless. She looked like a bride who was about to be destroyed.
“You came,” she said.
“You promised.”
She walked to me, reached down, and gripped my cock through my suit pants. Hard already. “I told you I’d give you the best sex of my life. I told you you’d fuck me so hard I’d keep coming back after the rings were on. Prove it.”
I didn’t waste time with soft words. I spun her around, shoved her against the full-length mirror, and yanked the heavy skirt up in both fists. No panties. She had planned this carefully. Her bare ass was smooth, warm, already glistening between her thighs. I pushed two fingers into her without warning and she moaned loud enough that anyone in the hallway might have heard.
“Fuck,” she breathed, forehead against the glass. “I’ve been wet since the vows.”
I freed my cock, thick and leaking, and lined up. One hard thrust buried me to the hilt. She cried out sharp, broken, perfect and her hands slapped against the mirror for balance. I fucked her like I’d been holding it in for years. Deep, punishing strokes that made the mirror shake and the dress rustle. Her wedding gown bunched around her waist, the fabric whispering with every slam of my hips. I grabbed a fistful of her carefully styled hair and pulled her head back so she had to watch herself take it.
“Look at yourself,” I growled against her ear. “Still in the white dress. Still wearing his ring. And you’re getting fucked like a whore by his best man.”
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Quote me your most underrated horror movie. The ones nobody talks about enough?
🎬WAS THOR THE WORST KING IN HISTORY FOR LEAVING ASGARD TO DIE WHILE HE WENT TO FIND HIMSELF
Thor was objectively terrible. Odin ruled for 5,000 years and never lost Asgard itself but Thor lost it twice.
First when Hela took it and he had to trigger Ragnarok himself, and then when half his people died on the Statesman because he failed to kill Thanos.
Then, when he was finally crowned king with no competition, he abdicated, he handed the crown to Valkyrie and left to be a Guardian of the Galaxy.
No Viking king in history ever said "I need to find myself" while his refugees were building fishing huts in Norway.
But that is exactly why his arc makes sense. Odin sacrificed an eye for wisdom, but Thor sacrificed his identity for survival.
Every lesson Odin taught him — "a king must put his people first," "we are not gods, we are born, we live, we die" — was taught through lies.
Asgard wasn't a golden city, it was an empire built on conquest. Thor thought being king meant holding a throne and wielding a hammer.
In Endgame, he had learned what Odin never did: Asgard was never a place, it was a people. And those people did not need a depressed god-king who still thought trauma was a weakness.
They needed Valkyrie, someone sober enough to actually govern.
So was Thor the worst king by Asgardian law
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When she finally got tired of being the victim, she became the revenge nobody saw coming. Every wicked soul got what they deserved! 🔥🍿
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Just know your purpose ,keep thriving for greatness ,you know who you are so keep going for that greatness
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🍿The ocean is full of mysteries, and sometimes the biggest discoveries come when you least expect them.
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Humans will always find a way to outsmart machines. After all, intelligence isn’t just about technology. 🧠🤖
🎬 Love, Death & Robots : Season 2
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He was busy bringing her roses, but she always wanted tulips. He never really knew her until it was too late." 🌷💔
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For the past six months, my girlfriend has had a perfect routine that I respected so much. Every Friday morning, she would pack a small bag and say, "Baby, I'm going to my sister's place. She just gave birth and needs help with the baby. I'll be back on Sunday evening."
I always believed her. I would give her 5,000 naira for transport and for the baby. Sometimes I would even follow her to the park to put her on a bus. I thought I had found a responsible, family-oriented woman.
Yesterday, Friday, I went to Computer Village in Ikeja to fix my faulty laptop screen. I was walking through the lane when I heard someone call my name.
"Tunde!"
It was her elder sister. The same sister who supposedly needed help every weekend. She was standing in front of a phone accessories shop, with a big baby strapped to her back.
I was so happy to see her. I smiled and went to greet her.
"Good afternoon, big sis. How is the baby? I thought my girlfriend said she was already on her way to your place yesterday? Did she arrive safely?"
The woman stared at me like I was mad.
"My sister? Which sister?" she said. "Tunde, my sister has not come to my house in six months. Since I quarreled with my husband in April, she stopped coming. She said my house has too much stress. I have not set my eyes on her since April. Why? Did something happen?"
The world stopped.
Six months. For six months, every Friday to Sunday, she has not been at her sister's place. For six months, I have been giving her transport money to go nowhere. For six months, she has been lying to my face with a straight face.
I couldn't speak. I just said "No, nothing" and walked away. My laptop is still not fixed.
I came home and checked her WhatsApp. She is online. She just sent me a message two minutes ago: "Baby, I'm packing to come for weekend. Cook rice for me. Miss you."
She is on her way to my house right now, thinking she is coming from her sister's place.
Where has she been sleeping every weekend for six months? And what do I do when she knocks on my door?
I've been taking the same day off work every October 27th for nine years. Everyone thinks it's a religious holiday. I've never bothered to correct them.
Every October 27th, without fail, I take the day off work.
I've done this at three different companies. I submit my leave request months in advance, make sure nothing gets scheduled for that day, and completely disconnect from work unless there's a genuine emergency.
A few years ago, someone at my current workplace noticed the pattern and asked why I was always unavailable on the same date.
I casually told them it was "a personal observance I keep every year."
Apparently, the word observance was all it took.
They assumed it was religious.
I didn't even realize this misunderstanding had spread until my manager once apologized for accidentally scheduling a meeting on October 27th. She assured me she'd make sure my "holiday" was respected from then on.
I probably should have corrected her. But I didn't.
Here's the truth...
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My friend discovered that the 8-year-old daughter he had been raising since birth was not biologically his.
He had been married to his wife for ten years, and they had one daughter together. From the day she was born, he took responsibility for everything. He paid her hospital bills, bought her clothes, paid her school fees, attended her birthday parties, and made sure she never lacked anything.
He was the kind of father who would leave work early whenever his daughter needed him. He even turned down a job opportunity in another state because he didn’t want to be far away from her.
He never suspected anything about his wife’s faithfulness because he trusted her completely.
Everything changed when their daughter needed a medical procedure, and the hospital requested that both parents undergo compatibility testing.
When the results came back, the doctor privately informed him that there was a serious biological inconsistency.
He couldn’t understand what the doctor was saying until he was advised to undergo a DNA test.
He agreed, thinking it was just a formality.
A week later, the results confirmed his worst fear. He was not the biological father of the little girl he had raised for eight years.
He was completely shattered.
When he confronted his wife, she initially accused him of listening to people who wanted to destroy their marriage. But after he showed her the results, she broke down and confessed.
She admitted that she had been involved with another man shortly before their daughter was conceived. She said she was afraid of losing her husband, so she kept the truth from him and allowed him to believe the child was his.
























