Her dad is the dilf blessing we never knew we needed
This was so good because it was so real. Because no one picked him up except himself. It hits when you're where they were.
Both of them clearly have trauma, so it'll be interesting to see how they treat each other and grow together
I dunno why but the reward of her being white just felt really anticlimactic. Wasn't the whole point to embrace her difference and live out here life normally? Also just felt a tad bit colorist but idk
no no you're absolutely right.