Novel & Cerita Kiss Me If You Can

Raspy breaths seeped from his lips, his red tongue seeping out from his mouth as he then licked the corner of his cherry colored mouth. A single droplet of sweat dripped from his jaw, falling to his taut chest, where it was exposed by the buttons that had been loosely unfastened to carelessly seduce. The woman, just like him, was lost in pleasure, crying out as her wrists were pinned over her head. She didn't seem to be in pain; rather, if it was painful, she looked like she would have enjoyed it. The way she cried like a cat underneath him, purring when his tongue licked the red line over her neck.

바닥을 뚫고 저 지하까지 옷 끝자락 잡겠다고 저 높이 두 손을 뻗어 봐도 다시 캄캄한 이곳에 light up the sky 네 두 눈을 보며, I'll kiss you goodbye 실컷 비웃어라 꼴 좋으니까 이제 너희 하나, 둘, 셋 Ho-how you like that? You gon' like that, that-that-that-that, that-that-that-that How you like that? (Bada-bing, bada-boom-boom-boom) How you like that, that-that-that-that, that-that-that-that? Now look at you, now look at me, look at you, now look at me Look at you, now look at me, how you like that?

“What song do you want to sing? Let me hear your voice.” Nate, Joseph, and Katherine were behind me. Katherine pushed me a little closer to Sean, but I stepped back. I scowled and scolded her with my eyes. Nate was quietly listening to us, his arms folded across his chest. “I’ll try—” I cleared my throat “—Kiss Me.” “By Ed Sheeran. Good choice,” Sean said. Then he began playing the song’s intro. I closed my eyes for a moment. I made sure the only thing I heard was the guitar’s sound. I didn’t mind the people around me. I imagined I was already in front of the stage.

Splash! As I was thrown roughly into the sea, cheers erupted from the cruise ship's deck. Applause and shouts of approval filled the air, yet no one seemed concerned if I would make it back alive. I flailed desperately, and my limbs thrashed in the water as I opened my mouth and tried to scream for help. However, all I swallowed was salty seawater. "Help… Please, help me…" My desperate cries only entertained them. My cries were a thrill to make their night even more exciting. Some even tossed pieces of bread and wine into the water, laughing so hard they doubled over.