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Maiden Relationship Allowance Claims


After handing a maiden an allowance for a starring tabloid driven hilarious affair role the paid employee laughed knowing her winning ways proved successful in the entertaining relationship deal.

“I’m into mischief,” the deceitful plant let her pretty woodbine picture card show, “think of this as the last dawn in this place.”

That is when Magnificent Mario closed his out of the money checkbook realizing nothing was on his turf.

Understanding the maiden had the option to do claiming, the herculean Italian born into leadership did not have a good night and when early morning arrived loitering around never saw agenda space.

“I am no sleepy Joe,” the athletically trained physique mumbled, and the alert aggressive attitude started to show, “I will take a second, research at a quiet speed, find a shifty lever who knows how to combat the winning Deliliah’s revenge and close the book.”

A few hours later the doorbell rang and there was Polish trigger finger Google search do gooder Manetka.

“Just to let you know Manetka, I am out of the money,” Magnificent Mario clarified.

Manetka responded, shrugging shoulders.

Immediately confronting the claiming issue, the heat merchant Manetka decided to show might, and Magnificent Mario took cover in the church. Sitting in the holy chancel place where a protective screen gave him security Manetka went about business.

When completed the ‘getting things straight bounty hunter’ approached the chapel sanctuary, “all done boss,” he exclaimed, “Deliliah’s revenge and her hilarious affair are still winners but will no longer make accusations.”

“Good,” Magnificent Mario responded.

“That is an awesomecrest above you,” Manetka commented.

“Family for many years were reported winners,” Magnificent Mario stated near the alter.

“Now what are you up to?”

“Dixie bound,” Magnificent Mario proclaimed despite being out of the money.

“Going south? I see, “

“No, Dixie works down at the club.”


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