The Edge Of You
He looked young, maybe early twenties.
His face was a contradiction with sharp lines but soft features. High cheekbones, a straight nose, and lips parted in pure shock.
Under the dying sunlight, his skin seemed to glow, flawless and smooth. But his eyes were dark and deep, carrying entire storms inside them.
In that split second, suspended over the edge, something shifted in me.
I didn’t understand why my heart was racing for a stranger.
But something about him refused to let me look away.
His voice was deep, masculine, and terrifyingly calm. “Let go,” he said.
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