Nice hand job from a fairly attractive Thai lady
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I was in East Leeds and fancied a quick massage and hand job, so I rang Sabanga and got a booking for 30 minutes with a lady called Linda. I had been here a while ago, but saw Amy then and so Linda was new to me.
The door was opened by a fairly attractive Thai lady, probably in her mid 40s, although I have trouble with Asian ladies in estimating their age - but what caught my eye was the rather large breasts trying to break out from under her t-shirt. We went into the warm massage room which had a large bench type massage table. I asked for a soft massage and she replied: "you want sexy massage?". "Yes", was my answer and I gave her the £30 fee.
That is just what I got- a sexy massage with plenty of soft touches and fingernail brushes of my upper thighs and arse for the next fifteen minutes. But sadly, despite my best efforts at raising my hips, no reachunders to massage mini me.
On the turn over she offered a hand job for £20, a topless hand job for £40 or body-to-body for £60. I should really have opted for the £40 topless, but my dick got the better of my brain and £60 body-to-body agreed.
Linda stripped off to reveal a great set of bolt ons, nice and large and nipples the size of Scammel wheel nuts. I spent a few minutes happily playing with them before she oiled herself up and began a good body-to-body with her large tits rubbing over my dick and chest. I asked if I could play with her pussy and she said "yes" so I started to slowly finger her and she started wanking me and it wasn't long before I shot my load. After the usual clean up, I left just over 35 minutes later.
In summary, it was a nice hand job from a fairly attractive Thai lady with great boobs. Would I go back? Probably, but I would go with the topless hand job next time.
ginger
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