UNSEEN mask hide her Heart (MILKLOVE)

UNSEEN mask hide her Heart (MILKLOVE)

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*MILK Pansa Vosbein as SHY *LOVE Pattranite Limpatiyakorn as YAM Shy's expression softened as she looked at Yam, sleeping soundly before her. She knew Yam was tired from their intimacy earlier. Shy held Yam close, unwilling to let go, acutely aware that this was their last day together. The promise of a future meeting felt hollow; the thought of tomorrow brought a wave of sadness. She had to be content, grateful for this one day, for the feel of Yam's heartbeat against her own. Yam's phone rang, breaking the quiet intimacy. Shy pretended to sleep, tightening her embrace. Yam struggled to free herself, but exhaustion held her captive. "Shy," she whispered softly. A shiver ran down Shy's spine as Yam's breath brushed her ear. She slowly opened her eyes, humming in response. "I need to answer my phone," Yam murmured. Shy reluctantly released her grip, letting go of Yam, and with her, her hope. There was no reason to hold on anymore. Yam reached for her phone and answered, "What?" she exclaimed, forgetting Shy was beside her. The news on the other end of the line unsettled her, making her forget she was still naked. She sat up abruptly in bed. Seeing Yam's naked body, Shy quickly shifted, her heart pounding. Yam had a maddening effect on her. Yam looked at Shy with a sad expression. She was leaving earlier than expected. "I'll be leaving tonight... you can stay here if you want to," Yam said, before grabbing a bathrobe and heading into the bathroom.
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🩸 YAKUZA'S DIRGE- "A dirge is a funeral hymn, and his love was a slow, brutal mourning-not for her death, but her freedom." "Do you know why I keep you locked up?" Her breath hitched. Her fingers curled against his chest - hesitantly, reverently - and oh god. The feel of him. Hard. Unforgiving. A wall of heat under her trembling hands. His chest was broad, every muscle taut beneath the thin shirt, his pecs shifting as he breathed - not shallowly, but deeply. Controlled. His teeth grazed her cheek. A bite. Gentle. Carnal. Her lips parted. A broken breath fell from her. Then a whisper - from him. "Hmm?" She shook her head. Too slow. Too dazed. His hand slipped lower, finally, cupping her waist - his palm large enough to cage her, thumb brushing just beneath the curve of her ribs while his other arm remained hooked around her back. Not pinning. Holding. Pulling. She was caged. Held flush to him. Nothing between them but her open robe and his clothed chest. But even then, the heat bled through. He bent again - lower this time. His lips kissed the corner of her jaw. Not sweetly. Possessively. Then he whispered something so sinful, so deliberate, it felt like it was made of oil and ash and honey: "Because if even one man saw you like this... he'd forget his god. He'd fuck his name out of your mouth and never ask if you were promised." Her thighs trembled. Her hand fisted in the fabric at his chest - not to resist. To survive the feeling. He dragged his lips to her jaw again. Her ear. He didn't press them to her skin. He simply hovered. Teased. Waited. She could barely breathe. Her body shook in his hands, her inner thighs slick with her own arousal, every nerve burning like she was being readied for slaughter. Then-her voice. Small. Too soft for anyone else to hear. But he was not anyone. "...But I already attracted the worst kind." His head stilled. Eyes lowered to her again. She swallowed. Then added-"Didn't I?"

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