Epstein Secrets

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arah approached the table, shopping bags in hands already in the early hours of the day. They both pulled out a chair and showed us their new pair of Jimmy Choo’s they had bought on their way here this morning, and excitedly asked for Jeffrey’s opinion. He loved the doting attention and anyone who could make hi