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2022-09-20 04:39:25I sunk my teeth into his chest as I released. Unleashing those walls and letting warmth move over me and rip into my being with renewed vigor. Teaching me something I wouldn’t soon forget.
But that had all been before.
This was now.
When I threw myself against him this time, it was with the same vigor I had back then. Wrapping my arms around his neck and scooping the back of his head to pull him down to me as I always did then. Feeling his arms wrap around my bare lower back and catch me tighter against him. Lost in the memories from so long ago.
And just wanting to feel what I had back then, one more time...
He kissed me with just as much hunger as I did him. His lips roving mine as if set on memorizing every inch of me.
I pulled away from him. Eyeing him as if he’d betrayed me. When in reality, it was my own body betraying me.
It was I that had elicited this instance. My hands were already resting on the familiar contour
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