False Love

False Love

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He put his hands on my waist, sending electric sparks even through my shirt. I froze, from both fear and excitement. His lips brushed against mine and I inhaled sharply. I hesitantly looked up at him, staring deep into his blue eyes that reminded me of the endless ocean, only to be looked back at with such desire and longing. "Raine," he whispered. My heart fluttered from hearing my name roll off his tongue. His head tilted slightly to the side and he began leaning in slowly, his eyes fluttering shut. All I could hear was my heart racing in my ears as my eyes fluttered shut as well. I wrapped my arms around his neck and slowly began leaning in.
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