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29 ~ You Want This As Much As I Do?

Author: KiXxX

Last Updated: 2024-11-20 08:58:27

I knew he could sense my nervousness, but Minseok didn't show it. He stood right in front of me, looking down at me with those beautiful blue eyes. I could feel the heat radiating off of him, and I found myself longing for him to touch me again.

"You know," he began, "you don't have to pretend to like me. You're making this harder than it needs to be."

His words hit home. It wasn't true that I hated Minseok. What I felt was something entirely else.

I pulled him close, wrapping my arms around him, holding him tight.

"I want to be with you, all right?" I said.

Minseok's hands reached into my hair and cupped my head, pulling me closer. My heart pounded in my chest; every fiber of my being screamed in pain.

Yet again, we are kissing.

Minseok pulled off his jacket, throwing it onto the floor. The shirt he wore underneath it quickly followed suit, leaving him clad only in his undershirt and black pants.

Minseok seemed to take liking to my living room, and he took advantage of his presence

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I could barely hear myself breathe over the chaos. The clash of weapons, the crackle of energy, the heavy thuds of bodies hitting the ground—it all blurred together in a cacophony of battle. Every strike I blocked sent vibrations up my arms. Every counter I made was met with resistance. Minseok was right. If we tried to run now, we’d be slaughtered. But if we stayed— I dodged a spear aimed for my gut, twisting to the side before driving my own blade into the enemy’s exposed flank. They barely reacted, as if pain was irrelevant to them. As if they were something beyond human. Which meant they were exactly what I feared. Corrupted. Not just the mindless ones, either. These were the intelligent kind, the ones who still held onto fragments of their former selves. The ones who could strategize. Who could anticipate. Who could corner us if we weren’t careful. I gritted my teeth. We needed to break through. “Soo Min!” I shouted over the chaos. “Do you have enough energy l
Guide Me, Claim Me 123 ~ Only Option
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Guide Me, Claim Me 121 ~ No Promises
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Guide Me, Claim Me 120 ~ Total Darkness
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Guide Me, Claim Me 119 ~ Hold Back
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Guide Me, Claim Me 118 ~ You Did Good
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Guide Me, Claim Me 117 ~ Aftermath
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Guide Me, Claim Me 116 ~ Accurately Predicted
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