His Luna His Queen
The crowd behind us dissolved into a hush, their whispers carried on the thrum of the bass.
The kiss deepened before I realised it. It wasn’t frantic — no, it was slow, deliberate, almost possessive. Darryl tilted his head, angling me closer, and I let him. My pulse hammered in my ears, but my mind was clear, razor-sharp. Every movement, every touch was intentional. This wasn’t the cocaine. This wasn’t the alcohol. It was me.
The warmth of him pressed into me, his lips coaxing mine in a rhythm that stole the air from my lungs. And I kissed him back — fully, wholly — because why should I pretend I didn’t want to?
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