(by Anna Inghart)

her hair is dark even through the delicate fabric, and when he slides a gentle hand past the lace and elastic, he finds her hot and damp and keen, hips tilting to slide herself against his fingers. she presses a small, chaste kiss to the square of his jaw and then to the tip of his chin, and he crooks a finger and gazes at the crinkle of her smile, the white of her teeth, the swell of her lip. 

he thumbs the rise of her hipbone; a tiny exhale, and she sinks onto his finger, enveloping, easily inviting. she clenches and shifts. he kisses her cheek. 

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