
Serena Blair died young and found herself stuck in purgatory's fluorescent waiting room, that awful Muzak floating above empty chairs. She noticed a magazine on the seat beside her—slick photos of girls in silk lingerie, nothing else—and picked it up to kill the silence. An angel named Mona Wales burst through a side door, breathless, flustered, apologizing for the wait. Her job was simple: ask a few questions, decide if Serena deserved heaven. Serena sighed, disappointed she’d never finish what she’d started on earth, but she answered honestly. Mona listened, smiled, and declared her clean enough for paradise. Before the door could open, a hell-born devil called Kendra James pushed in and stopped them cold. Lucy-fer had watched Serena through the floorboards and wanted her, wanted her warm and willing. No torture, Kendra promised—just silk sheets and centuries of pleasure. Mona scrambled with counter-offers: choir robes, eternal rest, even a private cloud. Kendra smirked, peeled open her blouse, and let her heavy breasts spill free, nipples already tight. She stepped in until they brushed Serena’s mouth. “A hundred years, nonstop,” Kendra whispered. Serena’s lips closed over one dark nipple, sucking greedily while her fingers traced the other. Mona watched, flushed, then offered herself too—halo tossed aside, robe slipping to her waist, skin bare and trembling. Caught between sin and salvation, Serena’s tongue kept moving, choosing with every slow, wet pull.
Serena Blair died young and found herself stuck in purgatory's fluorescent waiting room, that awful Muzak floating above empty chairs. She noticed a magazine on the seat beside her—slick photos of girls in silk lingerie, nothing else—and picked it up to kill the silence. An angel named Mona Wales burst through a side door, breathless, flustered, apologizing for the wait. Her job was simple: ask a few questions, decide if Serena deserved heaven. Serena sighed, disappointed she’d never finish what she’d started on earth, but she answered honestly. Mona listened, smiled, and declared her clean enough for paradise. Before the door could open, a hell-born devil called Kendra James pushed in and stopped them cold. Lucy-fer had watched Serena through the floorboards and wanted her, wanted her warm and willing. No torture, Kendra promised—just silk sheets and centuries of pleasure. Mona scrambled with counter-offers: choir robes, eternal rest, even a private cloud. Kendra smirked, peeled open her blouse, and let her heavy breasts spill free, nipples already tight. She stepped in until they brushed Serena’s mouth. “A hundred years, nonstop,” Kendra whispered. Serena’s lips closed over one dark nipple, sucking greedily while her fingers traced the other. Mona watched, flushed, then offered herself too—halo tossed aside, robe slipping to her waist, skin bare and trembling. Caught between sin and salvation, Serena’s tongue kept moving, choosing with every slow, wet pull.