ManoJob
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The city slept under a blanket of distant, indifferent stars, while he sat in the quiet hum of his apartment, the silence a physical weight upon his skin. He ached for a connection so profound it could quiet the lonely echo in his chest, a simple glance that could feel like a caress. When her fingers finally brushed against his, a jolt of pure, undiluted feeling shattered the cold numbness that had encased him for so long. Her touch was not possessive, but rather a gentle inquiry, mapping the landscape of his hand with a tender curiosity. He watched, breath held, as her thumb traced slow, deliberate circles into his palm, each rotation weaving a thread of warmth back into his soul. A soft sigh escaped his lips, not of passion, but of profound relief, as if he were finally breathing properly after years of shallow air. She leaned closer, her forehead resting against his, and in that shared stillness, he felt truly seen for the first time. The warmth of her skin radiated into his, a comforting heat that began to thaw the perpetual winter in his bones. His entire world narrowed to this single point of contact, a silent conversation spoken through pressured skin and synchronized breath. In the quiet sanctuary they built between them, he was no longer numb, but vibrantly, beautifully alive.
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