LOGINLena barely slept that night. Every time she closed her eyes, she heard his voice again—low, amused, commanding. “Don’t stop now, neighbor.” Her body stayed restless, thighs slick even hours later. She touched herself twice more before dawn, whispering into the dark, imagining it was him. The next day dragged. Work felt distant. All she could think about was 11 p.m. Would he do it again? Would he talk to her through the wall? Would she answer? She came home early, showered, ate nothing. Dressed in a thin tank top and shorts—nothing sexy on purpose, but nothing to hide either. She sat on her bed at 10:55, heart hammering, waiting. At 11:02, the sounds started. Same creak of the bed. Same low groan. But no woman’s voice this time. Just him—alone. He was stroking himself. Slow. Deliberate. The rhythm was different—longer pauses, heavier breaths. Then his voice—clear, close, like he was speaking right against the wall. “You there tonight, neighbor?” Lena’s breat
Lena had moved into the small apartment on the 7th floor of the old building in GRA because it was quiet, affordable, and close to her new job. The walls were thin—she noticed that from the very first night—but she didn’t expect them to become her secret obsession. It was around 11 p.m. She was in bed, scrolling on her phone with the lights off, when the sounds started. A low groan from the other side of the wall. Then another—deeper, rougher. A bed creaking in slow, steady rhythm. A woman’s soft, breathy moan. Then his voice—low, gravelly, commanding. “Take it deeper, baby… yeah, just like that.” Lena froze. Her thumb hovered over the screen. Heat rushed to her face, then lower, settling hot and heavy between her thighs. She should have put in earbuds. Turned on music. Moved to the living room. Instead she stayed perfectly still, listening. The rhythm picked up—skin slapping against skin, the bed frame knocking gently against the wall in time with each th
The reception lights dimmed slowly as the last guests wandered toward the beach bonfire. The band had switched to soft acoustic guitar. Tom and Lila had slipped away earlier, stealing glances and giggles like teenagers. Nadia and Kai stayed on the terrace longer than anyone else. They danced one final slow song under the string lights, bodies pressed close, hands gentle, no rush at all. When the music faded, Kai took her hand without speaking. They walked the lantern-lit path back to his villa side by side. No words yet—just the sound of their footsteps on stone and the occasional brush of fingers. Inside the villa, he closed the door softly and turned to her. Moonlight poured through the open balcony doors, painting silver stripes across the floor. He stepped close, cupped her face with both hands, thumbs brushing her cheeks like she was something fragile and precious. “I love you,” he said quietly, voice steady. “I should’ve said it every morning when I woke up next to you. Ever
The reception was alive with music, laughter, and the golden glow of string lights draped across the open terrace. The bride and groom had just finished their first dance, and the crowd cheered as the band shifted to something slower, sultrier. Nadia stood near the edge of the dance floor, champagne glass in hand, watching couples sway. She wore a deep red dress that hugged her curves and left her shoulders bare. The fabric felt like a second skin, and every time she moved, she remembered Kai’s hands on her that morning—rough, then gentle, then rough again. Kai found her from across the crowd. He looked sharp in his black suit, tie loosened, top button open. His eyes locked on hers and didn’t let go. He crossed the floor without a word, took her glass, set it on a nearby table, and held out his hand. “Dance with me,” he said. Not a question. She hesitated for half a second—old habit—then placed her hand in his. He pulled her close, one arm around her waist, the other holding her
Nadia woke slowly, sunlight filtering through the shutters in soft golden lines across the bed. Her body felt heavy and tender, especially between her legs, where the ache from last night lingered like a secret she couldn’t ignore. Kai was still asleep beside her, one strong arm thrown across her waist, his breathing deep and even. His skin was warm against hers, and she could smell the faint mix of rain, salt, and sex on him.She lay there for a moment, staring at the ceiling, feeling the dried stickiness on her thighs and the faint bruises his fingers had left on her hips. Part of her wanted to slip out quietly and pretend last night hadn’t happened. Another part—the louder part—wanted to roll over and wake him with her mouth.She chose the middle path. She slid out from under his arm, careful not to disturb him, and reached for his discarded linen shirt on the floor. It was too big, the sleeves falling past her hands, the hem barely covering her ass. She buttoned only two buttons i
The door to Villa 7 slammed shut behind them, rain lashing the windows like it wanted to flood into the room.Inside it was dim—only the low glow of bedside lamps and lightning flashes illuminating the space. One massive king bed dominated the room, white sheets crisp and mocking. A single couch too small for either of them. No extra blankets. No escape.Nadia stood dripping in the middle of the floor, black sundress plastered to her skin, outlining every curve, nipples hard against the wet fabric. Cum still leaked slow and warm down her inner thigh from the beach. She could feel it—sticky, obscene—and it only made her angrier.Kai locked the door. Turned. His shirt clung transparent to his chest, every ridge of muscle visible, pants low on his hips, cock already thickening again under the soaked material.They stared at each other—breathing hard, water pooling at their feet.“Fuck this,” Nadia said, voice shaking with rage. “I’m not sharing a bed with you.”Kai stepped closer—slow, d







