Girls That Finish The Job
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The evening air was thick with the scent of rain-soaked jasmine, clinging to our skin like a shared secret. His hand found the small of my back, a warm, steady pressure that spoke of unfinished conversations and unspoken promises. I leaned into his touch, my head resting against his shoulder, feeling the solid rhythm of his heartbeat through the thin fabric of his shirt. The world had narrowed to this quiet balcony, the distant city lights blurring into a soft, golden haze. His breath was a soft whisper against my temple, each exhale a gentle caress that made my pulse flutter. I could feel the faint tremor in his fingers as they traced a slow, deliberate path up my spine, leaving a trail of awakening warmth. Our eyes met, and in that silent exchange, I saw a reflection of my own yearning, a deep, aching need for completion. The space between our lips vanished, not in a rush, but in a slow, tender convergence that felt like a long-awaited homecoming. A quiet sigh escaped me, not of relief, but of profound recognition, as if my soul had finally found its missing melody. We stood there, entwined in the hushed darkness, knowing that some beautiful journeys are meant to be savored, not rushed, and that our story had only just begun to unfold.
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