A Day in the Life of A Lynx Angel

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Illegal Advertising called our attention to the latest installment in the ongoing Fallen Angels storyline from Lynx/Axe. If you recall, earlier this year angels began to fall from the sky and sought appropriate mates for themselves. Of course, they were drawn the the men who slathered themselves with Lynx and Axe products.

That introduction was followed by the story of one of the most curvaceous angels of them all; Kelly Brooke who was apparently left behind when all the rest of the angels fell from the sky and found their match. Poor Brooke, stuck in the heavens and writhing in a state of perpetual, hyper sexualized ecstasy and pent up desire, just had to find her match so she could finally fulfill her wanton way. Thankfully she finds her man.

Now that all the angels have seemingly fallen, we are now given a glimpse into their life on earth. And it’s awkward. Very, very awkward. But, this being Lynx/Axe, it’s quite sexy as well. We witness one angel’s trials and tribulations as she goes through her day with her man. But all ends well enough and it’s hinted more angels are yet to fall.

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