Girls That Finish The Job
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The fading sunset bled honey-gold through the window, casting long, dancing shadows that moved with our silent rhythm. His fingers, tracing a slow, deliberate path along my arm, felt like a composer drawing music from my skin. I leaned into the solid warmth of his chest, my ear pressed against the steady, accelerating drum of his heart, a rhythm more compelling than any song. Our breaths synchronized, a soft, shared whisper that filled the quiet space between us, each exhale a silent promise. His forehead rested against mine, our closed eyes speaking a language older and truer than words, a silent communion of souls. The scent of his skin, clean and faintly of sandalwood, wove around me, an intoxicating perfume that anchored me to this singular, perfect moment. A gentle thumb brushed a stray tear from my cheek, a tear born not of sorrow, but of an overwhelming, profound connection that threatened to eclipse me. Every point of contact, from our intertwined legs to his palm flat against my back, felt like a completed circuit, humming with a quiet, radiant energy. The world outside, with all its noise and haste, dissolved into an irrelevant, distant blur, leaving only this sanctuary we had built from touch and trust. In that suspended twilight, I felt utterly known, cherished, and beautifully, completely undone.
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