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The late afternoon sun cast long, golden shadows across the quiet studio, glinting off the glass table where she sat. Her smile was a soft, secret thing meant only for me, a silent language that made my breath catch. She reached out, her fingers gently tracing the lines of my palm, her touch both a question and an answer. I watched the delicate concentration in her eyes, the way her hair brushed against her cheek with every slight movement. The scent of vanilla and acetone hung lightly in the warm, still air between us, an intimate perfume. A slow, warm current seemed to flow from her skin to mine, a connection that felt both new and ancient. My heart beat a quiet, syncopated rhythm against my ribs, a drum answering a call only it could hear. In that suspended moment, the world narrowed to the space of this table, to the electric softness of her caress. I felt utterly seen, completely unraveled by her quiet, focused attention. This was more than a simple gesture; it was a silent sonnet written on skin, a promise whispered without a single word.
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