The Stranger My Heart Belonged To
I was trying to think—trying not to picture the shape of her lips, the way she felt in my arms, the sound she made when she kissed me like I was something holy.
Then I heard the water running.
My spine locked.
No.
Please no.
I turned, and—yeah. Her clothes were on the floor. Skirt, shirt, bra. All of it, in a messy trail leading toward the open bathroom door.
Open.
She was in the shower, head tilted back under the stream, eyes closed, lips parted.
Water traced her neck, her shoulders, her curves.
And she made no effort to hide.
No towel. No modesty. Just Sadie, bathed in white light, naked as sin—and completely unbothered by it.
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