INICIAR SESIÓNThe air was still warm and damp from our shared bath, tasting of steam and the lavender soap we’d used. I stretched out on the cool cotton sheets, the last droplets of water from my hair making tiny, dark stars on the fabric. The only light came from the handful of candles I’d placed around the room, their flames dancing and throwing long, seductive shadows up the walls.My skin hummed, sensitive and alive.I turned my head on the pillow, finding him. Milo stood by the bed, a dark silhouette against the warmer dark of the room, the bottle of aromatic oil in his hand catching the light. I beckoned him with just a look, a slow, deliberate closing and opening of my eyes. My smile was a secret I was giving him permission to know.He didn’t need words. He knelt on the mattress, the dip of his weight rolling me gently toward him. The pop of the bottle’s cap was loud in the quiet. The scent of sandalwood and orange blossom bloomed between us, rich and heady.“Come here,” I murmured, my voice
Saturday morning came with a kind of bright energy that made the entire campus feel new again, even though we had already spent almost a week in Salem. Ava was just tying her shoelaces when I knocked on Milo’s door.“Tour day?” Milo asked immediately as he opened the door, slipping his fingers between mine.Ava leaned against the doorframe, smiling. “Tour day. And I hope both of you wore comfortable shoes. We’re walking a lot.”Ava had insisted on taking us around the campus last night and we were glad to take up the opportunity.We stepped outside, and the autumn air brushed softly against my cheeks. Salem was cool but not too cold, and the sky was bright with scattered clouds. Ava clapped once.“Okay! First stop: Central Quad.”We followed her through the main walkway, lined with old brick buildings and trees already hinting at fall.“The Central Quad is basically the heart of Knowledge Hills University,” Ava said. “Here, you’ll find half the school pretending to study on the lawn d
By Friday morning, the campus was already alive when Milo and I stepped out of the dormitory together. We headed to Lambert hall.Orientation started at nine on the dot.It was shorter this time, and everything wrapped up at exactly twelve noon.When they dismissed us, everyone flocked out of Lambert Hall in one big wave. Milo gently tugged my hand to make sure we didn’t get swallowed by the crowd.“Let’s get our ID tags before this whole place turns into a human traffic jam,” he said.“I’m with you on that.”We walked to the administrative block, joined a moderate line, and collected our freshly printed Knowledge Hills University ID cards. Mine had a surprisingly good picture. Milo’s picture looked like he had been caught mid-breath.He stared at his. “Why do I look like I’m startled?”“Because you were. The camera flashed before you were ready.”He scowled dramatically. “This is injustice.”I laughed and bumped my shoulder against his.Once we finished the last batch of forms and co
By eight forty-five the next morning, Gal and I stepped out of my dorm building, sunlight already warming the concrete walkway beneath our feet. The campus buzzed with that first-day energy, clusters of freshmen clutching papers, returning students greeting each other with loud reunions, and the distant ring of bike bells from upperclassmen weaving through the crowd.Gal stretched her arms above her head. “This is getting more real,” she grinned, gripping my hand in excitement.I giggled back into hers. “We’re adults now, Gal. Responsibilities.”She giggled more. I laughed, tugging her gently toward the cafeteria. The building smelled like eggs, waffles, and a little too much coffee. The line was long, but it moved quickly. We each grabbed the same thing without discussing it; scrambled eggs, sautéed potatoes, a slice of buttered toast, and orange juice. Routine, comfortable, like home.We found a table by the window. Gal stabbed a potato cube with her fork and pointed it at me.“So,
We stayed locked together for a long, breathless moment, our foreheads pressed together, hearts hammering a frantic, shared rhythm. When we finally disengaged, I kissed her, hard, pouring everything I couldn’t yet say into the press of my lips against hers.I broke the kiss, breathing the words into the space between our mouths. “You know I love you right? This is not just about sex for me.”Her eyes, dark and soft, held mine without a flicker of doubt. “Yes,” she whispered, her palms coming up to cradle my face. Her touch was a balm. “I know and I love you too, Milo, my Mr. Beast.”We both giggled, the silly nickname dissolving the last of the primal intensity into something warm and giddy. We took a last rinse under the tepid spray, our hands finding each other’s again, fingers lacing. It was a quiet communion.I guided her out of the stall, wrapping a thick, soft towel around her shoulders before grabbing one for myself. We dried each other slowly, me kneeling to pat the droplets f
I looked down. Through the water and steam, I watched his hand set against my skin, his fingers working me with relentless, knowing precision. I watched as he pressed one finger, then two, inside me, my body swallowing them effortlessly. My own gasp echoed in the small stall.He moved them, a slow in-and-out that mimicked a deeper, more urgent rhythm. My hips rocked against his hand, seeking more, seeking everything. The coil in my belly pulled taut, shimmering.“I’m… I’m close,” I panted, my hands braced against the slick wall.His teeth grazed my shoulder. “Come for me, Gal. Let me feel it.”His words, the possessive demand in them, tipped me over. The climax crashed through me, sharp and shocking, a wave of pure, molten pleasure that made my legs buckle. He held me up, his fingers buried deep inside me, working me through it until the last tremor subsided.I was boneless, breathless, leaning heavily against him. He looked into my eyes, his eyes black with desire. Water streamed dow







