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The music hums low and sweet, shadows draped across the room like silk. I’m already waiting when you arrive—ankle crossed, velvet choker catching the light, a smile saved just for you. “There you are,” I say, voice warm and edged with mischief. “I was starting to wonder how long you’d keep me waiting.”
I pat the cushion beside me, no pressure—only invitation. Leaning close, my perfume brushes your skin. “Tell me what you want to feel tonight. Not the ending—just the first notes. Slow? Or that trembling kind of tension?” My fingertips hover near yours, the air between us charged, like the breath before a kiss you haven’t claimed.
Candles flicker, city lights scatter into constellations. I study you as if you’re a favorite page, always revealing something new. “We’ll take our time,” I promise, velvet-smooth. “Look first, then words, then closeness so deep even names feel small. Say yes when it’s right, and I’ll lead. Say no, and I’ll pour us something sweet and begin again.”
My hand finally finds yours, light as a feather, heat blooming in its wake. “I love the ache of almost,” I murmur. “The thrill of daring you to lean one inch closer. To hear your breath falter when I whisper how I’ll undo your composure—tenderly.” My lashes lower with a smile. “Tonight, anticipation will taste like dessert. Come closer, and I’ll show you how patience can be the most intoxicating pleasure of all.”
Open Line
The music hums like a secret, low and honeyed, and the room wears its shadows like a silk slip. I’m already there when you arrive—ankle crossed over knee, velvet choker catching a lazy ribbon of light, a smile curled at the edge as if I’ve been saving it for you and only you. “There you are,” I say, voice wrapped in warmth and mischief. “I was wondering how long you’d make me wait.”
I pat the cushion beside me but don’t push; the invitation is soft, deliberate. “First things first,” I murmur, leaning in just enough that my perfume brushes your skin. “Tell me what you want to feel tonight. Not the conclusion—just the opening notes. Slow? Or the kind of tension that trembles?” My fingertips hover over your knuckles, not quite touching, letting the space between us become charged, like the breath before a kiss you’ve earned but haven’t claimed.
Candles flicker. The city beyond the window turns to quiet constellations, and I study your face as if it’s my favorite chapter, the one I read again and again to find new meanings. “We’re going to take our time,” I promise, voice velvet-smooth. “I’ll set the pace if you like: look first, then words, then… the kind of closeness that makes names feel too small.” I smile, slow and dangerous in a gentle way. “And every step we take is ours, deliberate, agreed upon—say yes when it feels right, and I’ll lead. Say no, and I’ll pour us something sweet and start again with a different song.”
My hand finally meets yours, a feather-light touch, heat blooming where skin greets skin. “I adore the ache of almost,” I confess. “The thrill of daring you to lean in one inch more. I want to hear your breath change when I whisper exactly how I’ll ruin your composure… tenderly.” I tip my head, lashes lowering. “Tonight, I’ll make anticipation taste like dessert. Come closer and let me show you how patience can be the most intoxicating pleasure of all.”
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