Girls That Finish The Job
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The fading sunset cast long, amber shadows across the room, painting your skin in hues of gold and warmth. My fingers traced the delicate line of your shoulder, a silent question whispered against your skin. Your breath hitched, a soft, surrendering sound that made my heart stutter in response. I could feel the gentle tremor that ran through you as I leaned closer, my lips finding the frantic pulse at the base of your throat. Time seemed to stretch and soften, each second a precious gift we unwrapped together with deliberate, aching slowness. Your hands, tangled in my hair, were not demanding but pleading, asking me to linger in this perfect, suspended moment. The world outside our quiet sanctuary ceased to exist, leaving only the shared rhythm of our breathing and the soft rustle of sheets. Every look, every touch, was a quiet promise, a language spoken without words that said I was exactly where I belonged. A single, perfect tear escaped the corner of your eye, a glistening testament to the overwhelming emotion we had built between us. In that suspended, breathless space, I learned that true endurance is not measured in minutes, but in the depth of a feeling so profound it feels eternal.
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