[STRANGE] Girl Sleeps With Landlord’s Son For Free Wifi …(Read Full Confession)

She said ” we moved in not long ago at maryland, its a very nice place…the network in my house is very terrible and i am an internet freak…if i dont have access to social media sites i would die. So i discovered our landlord had a very fast internet and i went on to ask him nicely..he gave me the password. It was one of the best weekends of my life ..i’m sure i used close to 10gb for free.but i never knew he had other plans.” “i came back home the monday after the awesome weekend and i discovered the password to the wifi was changed .. I summoned courage to ask why it was changed and also for the new one …to my surprise my landlord’s son told me if i wanted the password i should give him a blow job. I thought about it just a blow job and i get free wifi..it sounded cool and i gave him the blow job of his life because I enjoyed my weekend, he then allowed me use close to 20 gb after that day. Tables have turned now..its no longer blow jobs, i now have sex with my landlord’s son just to get free wifi..the sex is great and also is the wifi…but how do i put an end to this addiction? i would be reading all comments on this post and please no insults, we ‘re all not that innocent.” Source : FNN

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