Ruin Me, Blackwood
His thumb traced the delicate curve of my cheek, a touch so tender it made my breath hitch.
I closed my eyes and leaned into him, surrendering to the warmth that spread through me like wildfire. His lips brushed against mine, tentative at first, as if testing the waters. Then, when I didn’t pull away, the kiss deepened. It was messy and imperfect but bursting with all the pent-up emotions we’d kept buried for years.
The world outside faded until there was only the feel of his hands on my waist, the sound of our breaths mingling, and the fire igniting between us. It was a reckless, desperate kind of passion—the kind that could either save us or destroy us both.