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I'm sorry ... um ..." What should he say? That his curiosity had been stronger than her attraction? That would have hurt her badly, and besides, that wasn’t the case either, only he had let himself be too easily distracted again. Perhaps because he was afraid to take further steps. The sheer excitement of kissing and hugging had given him far more happiness than he could have imagined that morning.
"I ... I ..." he stammered awkwardly.
Kosam turned away.
"Stop, please wait!" He grabbed her arm.
She looked at him.
"I just thought that was great!" Idiot!
"What did you think was great?" She asked gruffly. “The dangerous gymnastics on the ladder?”
“No. I mean that ... well, the one before that. ”Fool, just say it!
Her gaze remained unchanged.
"Well, the kiss!" He finally managed.
She didn't answer, and Raen took all his courage and touched her shoulder. His hand went up to her neck and ch
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