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He asked, surprising me. Nodding I watched him scoot toward the wall and open his arms invitingly. “You can lay your head down on my chest,” he offered me. Snuggling up against him I sighed in contentment. “Tell me about your cool tattoo,” I murmured and he chuckled. Playing with my hair, Eros told me that his back tattoo was put there by the devil so he could take the life energy from him that he took from others, and I looked up at him. “Why not have it removed then and really piss him off,” I snickered.

His tone stiffens towards the end and he stops massaging my hair. "The urge to aggravate my father was so strong. Maybe I hated the man just like I do now, or maybe I was just a strained kid who only wanted the attention of his father; one he got used to. Whichever it was, I did it again. I got my second and third tattoo around fourteen, but after noticing my father's nonchalant attitude towards it; I quit doing it for him. I grew to like it. Tattoos aren't just inks smeared across the skin to make you seem like a tough, or bad guy; they are untold stories inscribed into the depth of your skin. There was no one there after the death of my mother, but those inks stayed with me. " He confesses

the tattoo artist said as he smiled down at Ashley as she seemed to calm down at the sight of his smile. "Uh, I wanted," she paused as she remembered a quote that her father had told her which she would never forget, "If the ocean can calm itself, so can you. We are both salt water mixed with air," she said as everyone in the room smiled, "That was deep," the tattoo artist said as Ashely shrugged her shoulders," My dad loves the water and air so," she said as the tattoo artist smiled.

I half expected it to be tattooed, as well. Brian's blonde followed after him, undressing in the same languid way. Her small, thin boobs were capped by nipples that were so light pink I could barely see them. The left had a barbell piercing in it and the metal glinted in the early sun. Her pussy was completely shaved. I noticed a tiny turquoise butterfly tattoo floating right above her mons. The two of them slipped into the hot tub, wordlessly. Brian knew better than to try sitting with Scarlett. Instead, he slunk across the tub, and settled between me and Carlos. He fixed his sunglasses as he sat down. His girl sat next to him on his far side.

I hardly noticed anything about the artist himself or the work. I sat in the chair listening to the low buzzing noise coming from the tattoo gun. It hummed as the man traced along Tadeas’ wrist. I tried peaking over his broad shoulders to see what he was having drawn as the artist covered it with his hand. “No peaking. I don’t care who you are.” He said seriously. “Geesh.” I said looking for Tadeas to give in and show me. “Not until it is finished, then you can get yours.” The mischievous smile dancing across his features.

Then, I saw him standing by a door to a room, or somewhere. He had taken off his shirt. His upper body appeared bigger. They were tattoos all over his back, his trousers hung low on his waist, dangerously low. I could run my hands through this type of body all day without getting tired. He was receiving a phone call. He was immensely focused. I stood still, waiting for him to finish. His words didn’t make sense at first, until it got to the part where he said: “She doesn’t know a thing. I have it all under control… In the end everything will be mine.” His words made me tremble.

Subtle gradations that would make the entire piece cohesive. I worked in meditative silence, pouring everything I had into these final hours. Every lesson I'd learned. Every technique I'd mastered. Every ounce of skill and passion and love. Because this wasn't just Julian's tattoo anymore. It was a record of us. Of our journey. Of how we'd found each other and fought to stay together. Every line told our story. Three hours passed. Then four. I took a short break for water and to rest my hand, then dove back in.

I was talking to him but it was more like I was trying to get some senses in myself. "You have beautiful tattoos." I continued as I ran my finger on his left arm that is covered in ink, before moving up to his shoulder, neck and then southward to his chest. "Someday I would love to hear the stories behind them." They looked like they had a story to tell. Because they didn't have a context, however, after everything was put together, they turned into a masterpiece. An eagle, a rose, some directions.. I was curious about them. "You just said that you are tired. Get some rest." He got up abruptly and was about to leave when I held his hand and stopped him.

It was beautiful and I told her so, promising to kiss it when it healed more. A year after J.J. was born the tattoo was modified, showing a little unicorn beside the couple. After Eric, another was added on the other side. The artist asked permission to show them in a magazine article about his work. It was the last time Jen modeled, looking over her shoulder with a smile, her bare back glowing while the tattoos looked like they were ready to trot off her shoulder. It became the cover photo for the issue. The artist was suddenly turning down work from all kinds of famous people because he was swamped. Some wanted the same tattoo but he refused. Part of the agreement of her letting him show t

Her companion replied, equally impressed, "Yeah! Where did they find this model? He has a remarkable build and a gorgeous back!" At that, Annie's gaze landed on the red birthmark at my waist. She froze for a moment, then shook her head and scoffed. "He's okay. Compared to others, he's still far from perfect." With a sharp, mechanical buzz, Hudson started the machine. I was pinned firmly to the chair, paralyzed by terror. The sharp needles, without any ink, pressed directly into my back, performing a brutal dry-run "tattoo". My body convulsed in pain. This forbidden blood-tattoo technique was agonizing. The needles sliced through my skin at high speeds, using my own blood to trace the design.