
Her fingers idly traced the line of your hip, careful not to disturb your sleep. A sigh escaped her lips, barely audible. Asshole. The word echoed in her mind, not as an insult, but as a silent, throbbing ache. It had been an electrifying day, filled with the kind of intense, raw connection that usually culminated in exactly what was now a teasing absence. Earlier, your hands had been everywhere, your mouth devastatingly close, whispers promising a delicious unraveling. Then the schedule had been brought up, the early call time for the morning’s acoustic set, the vital need for a full eight hours.
Ice squeezed her eyes shut. She wasn’t mad, not truly. How could she be? You’d moved mountains for her and Sky, rearranged your entire tour schedule to accommodate their impromptu visit, made sure every need was met, every whim indulged. Your work, your music, was your soul, and she respected that above all else. But damn, it was hard.
A phantom sensation bloomed, a ghost of pressure, a memory of a longing gaze that had lingered on her body, a knowing smile that had promised exquisite depths. She shifted, the thin blanket rustling. Sky, in the bunk above, was also sound asleep, blissfully unaware of the tempest brewing in Ice’s lower regions. She knew Sky felt it too, that unspoken hum of anticipation whenever the three of you were together, a silent language of shared desire.
She wanted to wake you, to whisper urgent pleas into your ear, to feel your strong hands claim her, to have the raw, unbridled release that she knew you both craved. But the image of your tired eyes earlier, the slight slump of your shoulders, held her back. Your performance tomorrow was important. Your voice, your craft, was what brought joy to so many, and an obstacle she would never be.
Ice gently disentangled herself, needing a moment of space. She padded silently to the small galley, pouring herself a glass of water. The cold liquid did little to quench the internal fire. Leaning against the counter, she stared out at the passing blurs of highway signs. Patience, she told herself. It’ll be even better when it finally happens.
A faint stirring from the bunk made her heart skip. Has she woken you? She held her breath. No. Just a shift, a soft murmur in your sleep. A small, almost imperceptible groan escaped her. Ice knew, with absolute certainty, that when you finally did get around to it, it wouldn't just be good. It would be a cataclysm. And the anticipation, while agonizing, was also incredibly, deliciously exciting. She just had to survive the wait.
Victoria, perched precariously on the edge of the antique mahogany table, was a vision of flushed skin and breathless exhilaration.
Your hands, usually so deliberate, were now a blur, gripping her hips as if my life depended on it. Each thrust was met with a symphony of sound that defied the refined setting. The clapping noises from Victoria's bubble butt were so fast and so loud that the echoes clashed together inside the dining room, a percussive rhythm that spoke of raw, unbridled pleasure. It was a cacophony that would have scandalized anyone else, but for them, it was the only music that mattered.
She gasped, her head thrown back, a wild, ecstatic laugh bubbling up from her throat. "Oh my God," she panted, her eyes wide with a mixture of disbelief and pure thrill. "I can't... I can't believe this." She was amazed by the ease your dick moved in and out, a frictionless glide that defied the intensity of our rhythm. Each withdrawal felt like a tease, each re-entry a delicious surrender.
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Forest Green
Hi. I am a writer with some years of experiences, although I am still working out the progress in my work. I make different types of stories that I hope many will enjoy.
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