Your brother, my husband
My breath hitched as his hands slid around my waist.
“I want you,” he murmured. “it wasn't rushed, Just slow, Deep. Real.”
I let the robe fall.
And his eyes darkened.
He kissed me slowly.
His hands explored every inch of me, reverent, patient.
I felt his love in every touch, every breath, every kiss to my throat, my chest, my thighs.
When he entered me, we both gasped—our bodies fitting like they’d been made to.
He moved slowly, deeply, hands braced around my hips, kissing me through every wave, every shiver, every whisper “I love you.”
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