Soon, my love, soon ... by A_Sunbeam

Poser • Romance • posted on Oct 21, 2020

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You are on your way to me! Yes, I have used this idea before, but men will bugger off on "adventures" and leave rheir ladies behind ... I think this is Freja's Gina, but cannot find any details of when I got her, nor any record here at Rendo - so it could have been Poser Content or some other store. Blame the old age and rather dodgy memory...

Comments (21)

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ontar1

2:50PM | Wed, 21 October 2020

Beautiful character!

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Tracesl

3:19PM | Wed, 21 October 2020

excellent

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miwi

4:46PM | Wed, 21 October 2020

Wonderful image, excellent work!!!!

Nightwind

4:52PM | Wed, 21 October 2020

She's a lovely character and you've done a beautiful portrait of her!

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jancas

5:30PM | Wed, 21 October 2020

Nice work

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buffalosoldier

5:42PM | Wed, 21 October 2020

excellent

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rhol_figament

10:42PM | Wed, 21 October 2020

A woman has waited on many a shore in many a world across the sea of time, with tears falling when they don't return... 💔

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misumu

10:44PM | Wed, 21 October 2020

What a sweet image.

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daggerwilldo

11:17PM | Wed, 21 October 2020

Her dreamy expression is wonderful. I am reminded of a New England Inn called the Wayside Inn. There, the Master of the Coach Catering Inn and his sister lived in the 1700's. To that place came a Gentleman from England. This Inn Keepers sister was named Jerussa Howe. She and the English Gentlemen had a brief and passionate love affair. Alas, he had to leave but promised to come back for her. He never did come back and Jerussa died a never- wed old woman. The Wayside Inn is still in existence today. The oldest operating Inn in America. It is said that Jerussa Howe's ghost still haunts the place, coming and laying beside and cuddling with only men as they sleep. Her room is now Room # 9 at the Inn. I have stayed in that room on 3 occasions. Did I ever see or feel her? Did i smell her perfume in the room?Did anything magical happen in that room? I leave that to you to think about.

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