Girls That Finish The Job
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The fading sun cast long, golden shadows across the quiet room, painting your skin in hues of warmth and anticipation. My breath caught as your fingers, feather-light, traced a slow, deliberate path from my wrist to the curve of my shoulder. A shiver, entirely beyond my control, followed in their wake, a silent testament to the electricity humming between us. Your gaze held mine, deep and unblinking, reflecting a storm of unspoken promises that made my heart hammer against my ribs. I leaned into your touch, my own hands finding the solid plane of your back, feeling the latent strength coiled there. The air grew thick with the scent of your cologne and the sweet, intoxicating fragrance of our shared vulnerability. Every slight shift, every shared sigh, felt like a new verse in a poem we were writing with our bodies. The world outside this space ceased to exist, its noises fading into a distant, irrelevant hum. In the quiet intimacy, I felt a profound sense of belonging, as if I had finally found a home I never knew I was searching for. This was more than a mere moment; it was a beautiful, terrifying, and complete surrender to a feeling I never wanted to end.
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