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The devil’s playing ground

Author: Cameo
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-11 18:50:19

The maids had barely finished arranging the last of the clothes when Kain moved closer, his steps slow and deliberate.

He reached out without hesitation, brushing past a velvet jacket, a shirt trimmed in gold thread, until his fingers landed on a pale blue ensemble, formal, yet somehow indecent.

The inner layer was sheer, stitched with faint silver vines that shimmered against the light. It opened across the chest, stopping just above Luca’s ribs, with the rest flowing like water down to his thighs.

Kain took it off the rack, held it up against the light, and looked at Luca as though he were already imagining him wearing it.

“This one,” Kain said, his tone leaving no room for negotiation. “It suits you.”

Luca blinked at it, then at him, realizing how much skin that outfit would show. His stutter barely made it past his lips. “T-That’s too, too m-much, ”

Kain tilted his head, studying him like one would a stubborn piece of art refusing to come alive. “You have a beautiful body, Luca
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