Nanny Bil-aries
My hands hold onto her soft, paint-stained hair as I crush my lips down onto hers, forcing a reaction.
Her hands shoot up, winding around my neck automatically, and she kisses me back just as ardently, her small body arching against mine. It's not a kiss of tenderness; it's a collision of opposing forces—my control against her chaos.
I am lost in Zeo-the faint scent of turpentine and apple shampoo rising off her skin, the soft, downy feel of her skin beneath my hands, the tiny, surprised noises she's making in the back of her throat. If I weren't already in ecstasy from the sheer audacity of the act, the noises she's making-primitive, desperate-would've pushed me over the edge.
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