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“Where are you taking me?” Iori asked Jun as they walked toward the center of the room.
Jun grinned at her and she looked up at him in confusion. A small smile broke on her beautiful rosy lips making Jun want to wipe the make-up off them with one fell swoop of his mouth.
He had been trying to hold back since the evening started, but he was reaching his limits. He wanted her more than anything, so at least he could have her all to himself for a few short moments like this before she had to return to her duties.
“May I have this dance?” Jun asked her extending his hand to hers.
Without hesitation, Iori put her hand on his which made him inwardly smile. Iori never hesitated to take his hand anymore, no matter the reason, Jun was always sure that she would reach out back to him if he extended his hand.
It may seem like a small gesture, but to Jun it meant much more than that. Iori’s honest and instinctive reactions to him
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