S1E16 - The Missing Underwear (Part 1)

from We Write Sex Hosted by Rob, Laura, Rik and Mei Mei

Rik's final chapter has again been split into two parts! There is simply too much story to be crammed into one episode. The events following the ambush by the Goldalming doggers are revealed, Mei Mei shares an unfortunate hot-tub story, and Tom decides to investigate his foster parent's bedroom! Intrigued? You should be!

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