Karups
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The sun dipped low, spilling honeyed light through the dusty barn window, catching in the fine hairs on his arm as he reached for her. Her breath hitched, a soft, vulnerable sound lost to the chirping crickets outside, and she leaned into the solid warmth of his chest. His calloused fingers, surprisingly gentle, traced the delicate line of her jaw, tilting her face upward until their eyes met. In that suspended silence, the air itself felt thick with the scent of hay and old wood, a perfume of forgotten afternoons. A slow, understanding smile touched his lips as his thumb brushed her cheek, a gesture so tender it made her heart ache. She could feel the steady, strong rhythm of his pulse where her hand rested against his neck, a silent drumbeat answering the frantic flutter in her own. He leaned in, his forehead resting against hers, their shared breath creating a private, warm universe between them. The world outside, wild and untamed, faded into a distant hum as every sense narrowed to this single, trembling point of contact. It was a surrender, not of force, but of spirit, a silent promise whispered through skin and sigh. And in that breathless convergence, she felt utterly, terrifyingly free.
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