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Cold against my hot skin, my hips twitched again. "Stay still," he ordered. I tried. He kept circling my clit, pressing just enough to make me ache. Then he dragged the brush down, parting my lips, painting them, dipping the bristles just barely inside. I moaned low in my throat. He switched to a dry brush. The handle was smooth wood, rounded. He pressed it against my entrance, not pushing in, just sliding it up and down my slit. My wetness coated it, the paint mixed with my slick. It was messy.

My throat closed around something hot and raw. I sat. My knees bent on their own. My hand curled around the brush as though it had never left. although the brush didn’t feel like mine anymore. It sat in my hand as though it had been waiting for me—patient, heavy, inevitable. My fingers trembled as I dipped the bristles into black paint. The first stroke, Crooked. Harsh. Jagged. It wasn’t beautiful. It was raw, like something dragged straight from bone and marrow, and the sound of it—the scrape of brush against canvas—echoed in the silence of the apartment like a pulse.

The type three brush hung between his fingers as Min-a stared at the canvas before him. It was various shades of brown, gray, and white, crossed together in a haphazard manner to form beautiful nothing. He had a hard time admitting how much last night had imprinted on him. He couldn't even drink the same B&W wine product because all he would recall was Kwan Seung-ho drinking and sucking the sparkling liquid off his chest. Sighing in frustration, Min-a flung the towel off his head and shook his wet hair everywhere. Some of it found its way to the canvas and some on the pin table where he kept his paint tray and his phone.

What counts is sticking to the steps laid out. That day, sunlight slants through the window just right. Suddenly, Beatrice shifts how she moves things forward. Gone is the worn poetry book from before. Sitting there instead - a slender wooden case, smooth to look at. Without hurry, she lifts the lid and sets it flat on the tabletop. Nestled in soft blue fabric inside: delicate paintbrushes, pans of dried color, plus thick sheets meant for wet strokes. “I thought you might express what you can’t say,” she suggests, her voice honeyed. “The visions. Paint them for me. The colors, the shapes. It might be a relief.”

Admired her. “Perfect,” he murmured. “Open. Vulnerable. Mine.” He selected a thick sable brush and a jar of deep indigo. Dipped. The first stroke landed between her breasts—cold, wet, dragging down her sternum in a single, unbroken line. She shivered violently. “Still,” he ordered. The brush moved lower, swirling lazy circles around her navel, then dipping toward her mound. He painted her labia next, careful strokes along the outer lips, never parting them, never touching her clit. Each pass made her hips twitch; each denial made her whimper.

I muttered, my gaze iron as I dissected the strange omen I had channeled onto the vellum, the canvas stretched taut over the wooden frame, with my horsehair paintbrush's lashes decorating it like black and brown stab wounds. Thick strokes. Deep pigment. Gleaming eyes: The Beast had emerged, as always. "I cannot stop painting you, my dear, strange Beast," I murmured, tracing the brush strokes of her black as night fur, the shape of her muzzle – her sharp eggshell claws stained with blood. My blood, thick midnight black clots like ruin as recognizable as my own fingers.

When he stepped closer, I snatched my brush and pointed it at him like a weapon. “Don’t come any closer.” He laughed. “You think a brush can stop me? It’s harmless, princess.” As if anything could stop him. I held my ground, but he kept advancing. “I’m warning you.” “And I do what I want—warnings be damned.” He lunged. I swiped blue paint across his chest. He paused, glanced down, then flexed. “Still intact.” My cheeks flamed. His laugh was low and predatory. “What’s next? Drowning me in paint?”

Dana POV: Dana Gets Drunk And Cries The brush feels alive in my hand again, the bristles dragging color across the canvas like they’ve been waiting for me. I don’t think as I brush, I just paint. It’s the painting of a man sprinting down a crowded street, completely naked except for an absurd hat piled high on his head made from carrots and bananas. Behind him, two policemen in mismatched New York State Police uniforms also wearing big hats, one wearing cowboy boots, the other in bright orange traffic pants, chasing him with bewildered expressions.

Studio 3B—the big one with the high windows and easels scattered like sentinels. He was there, alone, under a harsh spotlight that cast long shadows across the room. Hunched over a massive canvas, brush in hand, sweeping broad strokes of indigo and silver—chaotic swirls that looked like a storm ripping open the night sky. It was violent, beautiful and intense. Just like him, I realized with a grudging respect. I knocked on the open doorframe. He looked up, paintbrush pausing, surprise flickering across his face before settling into wary caution.

He was driving her wild, her body a live wire of sensation, aching for a more direct, more invasive touch. He moved down to her legs, spreading them wide. Her pussy was already slick and swollen, glistening with her arousal, a stark contrast to the paint on her thighs. He picked up a thick brush with coarse, stiff bristles and dipped it into a pot of jet-black paint. He ran the dry, paint-heavy bristles lightly over her inner thighs, her stomach, her breasts. The sensation was incredible, a teasing, tickling torment that made her squirm against the canvas, leaving smears of color in her wake.