After Midnight

After Midnight

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Our phones lit up at the same time and be both darted forward to grab them. We had received the same message. The screens both read "Wanna sneak out." We shared a side eyed glance and I bit my lip. She smirked and typed back a response, which I soon received. "How about you come to my house." My breath hitched and nerves as well as adrenaline shuddered down my spine. But maybe good things come from bad decisions.
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HOT That's all I felt as the tingling burning sensation of desire flared within my veins like a raging inferno. WET The euphoric feeling of ecstasy in which I couldn't decipher that pooled between my legs as I stared into his beautiful hazel blue eyes. I wanted him. The thick air brushing a gentle kiss upon my cheek and lightly swaying my hair but I couldn't feel it. Every ligament, bone, nerve, and vein in my body wanted him. My throat burned to say something yet I couldn't speak. As I stood outside the deserted high school parking lot I couldn't process anything but the way my fingers itched to touch his smooth caramel skin. I was scared. Scared because I have never seen such beauty. Scared that I wanted his hands wrapped around my body like a snake does his prey touching every inch of me. I was scared because I wanted him, more than the air I was breathing even though at that very moment I was suffocating.

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