Rejected to be His Luna
I wanted her — to see her, to hear her, to feel her — in dimensions I didn’t know, in ways I hadn’t ever before.
Four of her spy butterflies emerged from her wrists, hovering above me, and I let out a chuckle.
“Someone’s getting impatient, hmm?” I said in a low, hoarse voice.
“You can blindfold my body, but there is no way you can blindfold my soul,” she said.
I smirked, “then your soul should see what you do to my soul.”
I unzipped my fly, pulling out my throbbing soul. I stroked my soul, peering right at her butterflies. I looked at Zeve and she gulped. The feverish tightness took over my whole body as I smirked, biting my bottom lips softly.
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