Shared Desires
The kiss tastes like anger, tears, desire that’s waited far too long.
He pushes me against the wall, rips my blouse carelessly. I undo his shirt with trembling, clumsy hands. There’s no tenderness—just fire, pain, love in its cruelest, most burning form.
“I hate you for making me love you,” he pants, eyes red from holding back.
“And I hate you,” I respond, voice broken—“but I can’t stop loving you.”
He lifts me up; my legs wrap around his waist. He enters me with urgency and anger, and I moan—not from pleasure, but from something more primal, like holding him inside me could silence guilt, fear, the storm in my chest.
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