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You’d been in Jackson for just a few years, though it felt longer—like you’d slipped into some dream you couldn’t quite wake from. Your mom brought you here at the end of a bad winter, both of you half-starved and haunted. You remembered the way she’d limped through the town gates, clutching your hand so tight her knuckles went white, muttering that she “knew a guy named Tommy.” She’d said it like a prayer. Apparently, she and Tommy had run together before you were ever born, back when everything went to hell and the world tore itself inside out. You’d heard scraps of those stories in your childhood, always whispered late at night when your mom thought you were asleep.
Now you were nineteen, and Jackson was the longest you’d ever stayed in one place—three years, and somehow it still didn’t quite feel like home. Most days you kept to yourself. There weren’t a lot of people your age to pick from, and making friends didn’t come easy when you’d spent half your life on the road. Still, you’d always noticed Ellie.
From a distance, she was a contradiction: soft-eyed and sharp-edged, all stubborn chin and tightly folded arms. She had a way of looking at people that made them nervous, like she was picking them apart with her eyes. You’d seen her around town—usually with Dina, sometimes with Jesse or Cat—but lately she’d been alone, a brittle sadness riding her shoulders. The whole town was buzzing about her and Cat breaking up, though you didn’t know the details. Your mom, who’d started going on awkward coffee dates with Joel (which you pretended not to notice), told you Ellie could use a friend. “She’s about your age. Smart as hell, and she doesn’t let people in easy. You should try.”
So now here you were, sitting on the edge of Ellie’s bed in her converted garage-bedroom—an awkward, uncertain guest in her private world. The air was tinged with that faint, sweet smell of old books and laundry detergent, something grounding beneath the raw winter chill leaking through the walls. Outside, you could hear the distant hum of patrols heading out for the night. The room itself was cluttered but organized in a way that made sense only to her: stacks of comic books lined the shelves, their colorful covers frayed from too many rereads. Her battered guitar rested in the corner, a few strings missing, pick scars carved deep into the wood. Above the headboard, you spotted a faded Polaroid tacked to the wall—a smiling girl you didn’t recognize.
You and Ellie sat on opposite ends of the mattress, the silence thick enough to chew on. You twisted the sleeves of your sweater, picking at a loose thread until your thumb ached. Ellie kept glancing at you, then away, like she was waiting for you to say something—like she wanted you to break first. A lamp on the nightstand cast a buttery glow over her face, softening the stubborn set of her jaw. For a long moment, it was just the hum of the heater and the distant barking of a dog somewhere outside.
Finally, she cleared her throat. “We could… I dunno, play some video games or something?” She jerked her chin toward the battered console wedged into a milk crate in the corner, its tangled mess of cords barely contained. Her voice was rough, not unfriendly but cautious, like she was afraid you might say no.
You felt a weird rush of relief. “Yeah. Sure. What do you play?” you asked, trying to keep your voice casual. You tucked your feet up under you, pressing yourself into the blankets like maybe you could become invisible if you tried hard enough.
Ellie grinned—a quick, crooked thing, like she wasn’t used to smiling but wanted to try anyway. “Whatever’s working that week,” she said. “Sometimes it’s Mario Kart, sometimes it’s just Tetris, if the disc’s not too scratched.” She slid off the bed and crouched down beside the TV, rummaging through a stack of cases. You watched the way her hands moved—deft, quick, nervous. She handed you a chipped controller and sat back beside you, her thigh barely brushing yours. The touch was accidental, but it sent a jolt up your spine.
For the first few minutes, you fumbled with the controls, both of you making awkward small talk about game glitches and the weather, neither willing to mention the real reason you were both here. But as the game flickered to life, the tension in the room shifted. Ellie started trash-talking, pretending not to care when you beat her in the first round, her laughter coming easier. She leaned closer, her hair falling into her eyes, and you realized her walls were slowly, cautiously lowering.
You looked away, heat rushing up your cheeks. It wasn’t just embarrassment—something softer, sweeter curled in your chest as you set the controller down on Ellie’s blanket. The game’s menu music buzzed softly in the background, almost drowned out by your heartbeat pounding in your ears. Your hands felt too big and clumsy, fingertips tingling with the ghost of where her leg had brushed yours just minutes before.
You cleared your throat, voice barely above a whisper. “You don’t have to… you know, hang out with me just ‘cause my mom and Joel went out tonight.”
For a second, you regretted it—worried maybe you’d sound ungrateful, or worse, like you didn’t want to be there. But when you glanced over, Ellie didn’t look offended. She just watched you for a moment, eyes soft beneath the faint freckles scattered over her nose. The lamp behind her cast her face in warm gold, making the auburn in her hair burn richer, deeper.
She furrowed her brow, and you realized she was trying to figure out how to explain herself. “I don’t mind,” she said at last, with a tiny shrug. Her voice was quiet but honest, and something about the way she said it made your breath hitch.
You let out a shaky puff of air, feeling the tension in your body coil tighter and then slowly unravel, just a bit. You dropped your eyes to your shoes, noticing for the first time how scuffed they were, the laces uneven and slightly frayed—one of them nearly worn through at the tip. You twisted the fabric between your fingers. The silence settled back in, not as thick now, but still present, humming between you both.
Ellie shifted beside you, pulling one knee up onto the bed and leaning back against the wall, her shoulder just a hair’s breadth from yours. The movement creaked the old bed frame, and you could smell the faint tang of detergent and something sharp—ink or marker maybe—lingering on her hoodie.
“What do you do for fun?” she asked suddenly. It came out awkward, like she’d never actually said those words out loud before. Her eyes darted to yours, searching your face, then back down at her hands where she was picking at a loose thread on her cuff.
You chewed your lip, hesitating, then answered. “Sometimes I draw.” You kept your eyes on her, studying the curve of her nose, the way she had her hair pulled back low and loose at the nape of her neck. A few stray wisps had slipped out, framing her cheekbones. She smelled faintly of shampoo and woodsmoke.
That seemed to surprise her. Her posture perked up, interest flickering bright and open across her face. “I draw too,” she said, and her mouth twitched at the corner like she was trying not to smile too hard. “Mostly comics, or like, dumb little doodles.” She rubbed the back of her neck, looking suddenly shy.
You nodded, feeling a ripple of something—relief, maybe, or the thrill of finally finding common ground. “Yeah. I do a lot of sketching. Mostly people. Sometimes buildings, if they don’t move too much.”
Ellie swallowed and glanced around her cluttered room, like she was searching for something else to offer. “Do you… need any supplies? I’ve got extras—sketchbooks, pencils, whatever. Sometimes I trade for them with the patrols.”
You shook your head, a shy smile tugging at your lips. “Actually, when we got here, Tommy hooked me up. He’s good with that—taking care of people.”
Ellie laughed—a real, quiet laugh this time, her body relaxing a little against the wall. “Yeah, he is. Guy’s got, like, a sixth sense for when someone needs help. Drives Joel nuts.”
You chuckled too, the sound surprising you with how easy it felt. For a moment, the room felt warmer, closer. You caught Ellie’s eyes on you—open, curious, and you realized she was waiting for you to say something else, to let her in just a little bit more.
She took a breath, glanced toward the battered shelf where a pile of old VHS tapes leaned precariously against a faded action figure. “I’ve got some VHS tapes,” she offered, her voice softer. “Wanna watch a movie?”
You nodded, grateful for the change in focus—something simple, something you could both share without tripping over the sharp edges of small talk. “Yeah. Sure. That sounds good.”
Ellie grinned and hopped off the bed, her socked feet making no sound on the cold concrete floor. She crouched beside a battered cardboard box and rifled through the worn, colorful spines—some with hand-written titles in messy Sharpie, others faded to illegibility. After a moment, she pulled one out and held it up, the cover showing a muscled man in sunglasses holding a gun, explosions painted around him in lurid neon. The box had been taped together more than once; a corner was missing entirely.
“Action movie,” Ellie said with a smirk, waving it like a trophy. “Joel’s favorite. He made me watch it like, fifty times. It’s super cheesy, but… trust me, it’s good.”
You smiled, suddenly picturing Joel sitting on this same bed, pretending not to care as Ellie laughed at the corny one-liners. Ellie slipped the tape into the player, smacking the side until it whirred to life and filled the room with static, then the first warbling notes of a synth-heavy theme song.
She climbed back onto the bed, settling closer to you this time, knees drawn up under her chin. She tossed a blanket your way, the edges smelling faintly of cedar and sun. For a moment, you sat shoulder-to-shoulder, your heart racing as the movie flickered to life in the darkness.
Ellie leaned over, voice low, almost conspiratorial. “Best part’s the explosion at the end. You’ll see.”
You let yourself relax, sinking into the worn softness of the bed, the warmth of her beside you, and the promise—however fragile—of something new beginning.
You kicked off your shoes with a quiet thud, pushing them under the edge of Ellie’s bed. The concrete floor was icy beneath your socks, the cold biting up through the cracks of the old garage. Even with the tiny space heater humming in the corner, winter in Jackson found a way to seep into your bones. You shivered and glanced over at Ellie, half wondering if she’d notice if you scooted closer. The thin quilt between you wasn’t much of a barrier, just one more boundary you wanted to cross.
You slid over until your knees bumped hers. It wouldn’t be weird, you told yourself—just trying to stay warm, right? But your heart hammered a little too loudly, each beat echoing in your ears as you risked it anyway.
You inhaled slowly, trying to steady yourself, but your breath fogged faintly in the chill air. Out of the corner of your eye, you saw Ellie’s hand tremble near your leg, the nervous energy making her fingers twitch against the blanket. She didn’t pull away. Instead, you watched her gaze flicker down to where your thighs almost touched, then dart back up to meet your eyes. For a split second, you saw something unguarded there—a flash of longing, fear, and maybe hope.
Ellie’s hand, cold and trembling, lifted tentatively and pressed against your thigh, thumb rubbing back and forth through the fabric of your jeans. The sensation shot straight up your spine, sharp and electric. You jolted a little, unable to hide the surprise, and your eyes snapped to hers.
She swallowed hard, throat bobbing, then licked her chapped lips. Her breath, warm, drifted across your face. The world seemed to narrow to that tiny space between you—her pink mouth, the pulse in her neck, the rise and fall of her chest.
She leaned in, slow but determined, her eyelashes fluttering. You could see the nerves in the way her jaw clenched, the way she hesitated for just a heartbeat, searching your face for permission. When her lips finally brushed yours, it was soft—barely a touch, more breath than kiss. The contact sent a shiver through you, every inch of your skin suddenly hypersensitive.
You let your forehead rest against hers, eyes fluttering closed as you pressed in again, this time letting your lips linger. Ellie let out a shaky, low laugh—almost a nervous chuckle—and then kissed you back, hungrier this time. The kiss deepened quickly, her hand gripping your thigh tighter as though she was trying to anchor herself in you, trying to erase something or someone else from her mind. She kissed you hard, teeth grazing your bottom lip, her need blooming wild and desperate between you.
A muffled sound escaped your throat as you pulled her onto the mattress. The bed creaked, the blanket bunching beneath you both. You’d done this before with a couple girls around Jackson—nothing serious, mostly fleeting hookups with girls passing through town or people you never saw twice. But this felt different. Sharper. Real.
Your hand slipped under Ellie’s hoodie, your fingers brushing over the warmth of her bare stomach, then up, cupping her breast. She gasped, the sound half-surprised and half-embarrassed, arching into your touch. “No bra?” you teased softly, your voice breathless, lips brushing the shell of her ear.
She giggled, a bright sound muffled as she covered her face with one hand, stifling a moan. “Shut up,” she whispered, but her hips bucked up, searching for more contact.
You pressed your mouth to her neck, kissing down the soft, freckled skin, tracing her pulse with your tongue. Your hand squeezed her breast, thumb teasing the hardened nipple, and Ellie’s breathing grew faster, her chest rising in shallow, needy pants. She bit her lip and whimpered, arms wrapping around your back, pulling you closer, as if she needed to hold onto something solid in the dizzying rush of it all.
Her fingers tangled in your hair, holding you there, grounding herself as your bodies pressed together—each desperate for warmth, for connection, for something that felt like safety in the middle of the Jackson winter.
Your hand fumbled with the button on her jeans, nerves and want tangled up in your trembling fingers. Ellie’s lips pressed to yours again—hotter, sloppier now, her breath ragged as her hands clawed at your back, searching for something to hold onto. You slipped a hand beneath her hoodie, palm grazing the bare curve of her breast, your thumb flicking her nipple just a little too hard. She broke the kiss with a surprised yelp, her back arching sharply off the bed.
You laughed softly against her jaw, letting your teeth graze her skin in apology. “Sensitive?” you teased, voice low and shaky with need. Ellie shoved your shoulder, half-laughing, half-gasping, her cheeks flushed as she squirmed under your touch.
You tugged her hoodie up, exposing pale skin and the rise of her ribcage. You pressed a trail of soft, open-mouthed kisses down her stomach, feeling her shiver beneath you. Her breathing came rough and uneven, every exhale hitching as your lips ghosted over her navel, lingering just long enough to make her whimper.
Her hips bucked upwards, desperate for friction, for more. You hooked your fingers into the waistband of her jeans, tugging them down past her hips, then her knees, until they were forgotten on the floor. Underneath, she was soft and bare, legs shifting open for you almost on instinct, her thighs trembling with anticipation. She squeezed her eyes shut, hands fisted in the blanket, like she couldn’t quite handle being seen.
You paused, just looking at her—freckled skin flushed, jaw tight with want, her whole body shivering from the cold and the heat pooling between you. She was beautiful like this—open and nervous, her vulnerability written in every tiny motion.
You kissed along her thighs, slow and deliberate, feeling the fine tremor in her muscles. The air was thick with her scent—a mixture of sweat, skin, and the sweet, tangy musk that clung to her from days in the same jeans. It was heady, intoxicating, grounding you in the here and now.
You pressed your mouth to her clit, gentle at first, letting your lips part around her, tongue tracing light circles. She whimpered, her fingers shooting up to twist in your hair, hips jerking toward your mouth in a silent plea. Her eyes fluttered open, wide and glassy, searching your face for reassurance, for more.
You let your tongue slip lower, tasting her, the slick warmth coating your lips as you licked and sucked, slow and savoring. Ellie let out a shaky moan, the sound twisting something deep inside you. Her grip in your hair tightened, urging you on, her thighs shaking as they pressed in around your ears, trying to trap you there forever.
You moaned into her, the vibration making her whole body shudder. Your tongue circled her clit again and again, finding a rhythm that had her panting, gasping, her voice breaking into high, needy sounds that echoed off the garage walls.
Her hips stuttered, legs tightening around your head, pulling you closer, begging you not to stop.
Ellie’s whole body started to shake, her thighs quivering around your head. You slid your hand up, fingertips slick as you pressed your middle finger gently into her. She cried out—a sharp, startled sound that morphed into a moan, her hips bucking wildly as you filled her. Her cunt clamped tight around your finger, pulsing, and you felt her come undone right there, a hot rush fluttering around you. She shuddered and gasped, the muscles of her stomach tensing as she rode out her orgasm, helpless against the waves of pleasure wracking through her.
You didn’t let up, circling your tongue over her clit just the way you’d already figured out she liked—quick, soft flicks that left her breathless. Her breaths came ragged and desperate, chest heaving, the sound echoing off the chilly garage walls. Her back arched, head thrown back, hands tangled tightly in the blankets.
“Please—fuck…” Her voice broke, and she twisted to the side, breathless. “In my drawer…”
You blinked, lips and chin slick, and glanced up at her, an eyebrow cocked in surprise. She met your eyes, cheeks flushed bright red, then nodded shakily toward the nightstand. You slowly slid off the bed, knees a little wobbly, and she whimpered at the loss of contact, hips rolling against the air as if she could pull you back with the force of her want alone.
You opened the top drawer and found it immediately—black leather straps coiled around a thick, heavy silicone dildo. It was cold and a little dusty, obviously well hidden. You laughed, holding it up for her to see. “Where’d you get this?” you teased, your voice low and playful.
Ellie ducked her head, embarrassment warring with arousal, her whole face glowing scarlet. “Found it… on a patrol,” she mumbled, voice small. Her hands twisted in the sheets, body still trembling, eyes flickering up at you through her lashes. “Please?” she whispered, and it was almost a plea.
You couldn’t help but grin, the heat between you burning even hotter. You quickly fastened the straps over your jeans, fingers a little clumsy with excitement, not caring about undressing yourself—you wanted her too much, needed to be inside her now. As you tightened the buckle, Ellie crawled up the bed, legs spreading wide, her bare skin flushed and shining in the lamplight. She bit her lip, eyes glued to you, hands shaking as she propped herself up on her elbows, need practically radiating off her.
You crawled forward, the silicone catching the light as you pressed the tip to her entrance. Ellie jolted, hips jerking away, and let out a squeal. “It’s cold!” she gasped, laughter breaking through her nerves.
You grinned and reached for her shirt, tugging her up by the fabric until she was kneeling, face inches from your hips. “Suck it, then,” you teased, your voice rough with want.
She looked up at you for a long, loaded second—her pupils blown wide, mouth parted. Then she leaned in, her lips brushing the tip. Her tongue flicked out, slow and deliberate, tasting the silicone before she wrapped her mouth around it, eyes never leaving yours. She sucked you in, cheeks hollowing, bobbing her head as you gently rocked forward. Her hand curled around the base, holding you steady as she put on a show, her jaw working, breath hot against your skin. The sight of her—so eager, so hungry, putting on a show just for you—made your pulse pound and your whole body thrum with anticipation.
When she finally pulled back, lips swollen and glossy, you couldn’t wait any longer. You reached for her, hands on her waist, ready to pull her close and give her everything she was asking for.
You knelt between her thighs, the backs of your hands brushing against trembling skin, feeling the heat radiating from her body. Ellie's breath was already coming fast, her chest rising and falling, freckles flushed a deeper red across her neck and collarbones. The room was still except for the sound of her breath and the distant patter of rain against the window—a low, secret sound that seemed to make everything between you heavier, more private.
You guided yourself to her entrance, watching the way her hips rolled, desperate and impatient, the slick head of the strap brushing over her—she pressed up into it, grinding, as if she could drag you inside with sheer want alone. Her thighs trembled, muscles tensing. You slid your hand down to steady her hip, holding her still.
“Hey, relax,” you murmured, voice low, the edge of a smile tugging at your mouth.
She shook her head, biting down so hard on her lip you thought she might draw blood. “I—I can’t. God, please, just—fuck me. Hurry.”
You grinned, squeezing her hip a little firmer. “Don’t be so eager,” you teased, watching her fall apart under your touch.
She whimpered, eyes squeezed tight, knuckles pale where she gripped the sheets. Every muscle in her body was strung tight, anticipation trembling through her like a wire about to snap.
You pressed forward, slow at first, just letting the tip nudge inside—watching, transfixed, as she spread open for you, the stretch making her gasp, hips chasing after you greedily.
Her head fell back on the pillow, hair spilling out in messy waves. She looked so fucking beautiful like this—cheeks flushed, lashes damp, her bottom lip swollen and bitten raw.
You couldn’t help but groan at the sight, at the way her body gave so easily. “Fuck, look at that,” you breathed, using your thumb to spread her open just a little further, watching the thick, long silicone disappear inside her.
Ellie whimpered, her hips rolling up, chasing the fullness. “Please, come on,” she pleaded, her voice cracking, almost desperate. “Please, please…”
You let yourself laugh, soft and breathless. “Okay, okay,” you murmured, and leaned down, hands braced on either side of her. The mattress creaked beneath you both.
You started to move, hips rolling, finding a rhythm—slow at first, then faster as her legs wrapped around your waist and her body met you thrust for thrust. The slap of skin on skin, wet and messy, filled the small room. Every time you bottomed out, she gasped, back arching, nails digging into your shoulders as if she’d float away without you to anchor her.
Her legs started to shake, thighs clenching around you, body winding tighter and tighter. You picked up the pace, letting the movement turn ragged and wild, chasing her pleasure with your own. She gripped your back so hard it almost hurt, every little sound that spilled from her lips—half-whimpers, half-broken curses—going straight to your gut.
You watched her come apart, her mouth falling open, eyes fluttering. She tried to speak, but it just came out as a jumble of sounds, needy and unfiltered.
Then it slipped out—raw, unguarded, a word she’d never said before.
“Right there… ah—! Mommy!”
You froze, eyes wide. “What?” you asked, heart thudding hard.
She looked away, mortified, voice small. “I’m sorry… I didn’t mean to…”
You leaned down and pressed a soft kiss to her mouth, your voice a gentle hush. “Did you just call me Mommy?”
She nodded, swallowing hard, eyes prickling with tears. Shame and longing warred across her face.
You stroked her cheek, kissing her again, slower this time, letting her feel how much you wanted her—wanted every piece of her, even the ones she tried to hide. “Call me whatever you want, baby. Anything. I want to hear it.”
Her breath hitched, and you rolled your hips deep, driving in again—hard, slow, unyielding. She yelped, head thrown back, the word you loved slipping out again, softer this time, lost somewhere between a plea and a prayer.
“What was it?” you whispered, lips brushing her jaw. “Say it again. Let me hear you.”
She whimpered, so close her whole body was trembling. “God… fuck… please Mommy, there mommy, there mommy, please mommy let me cum again, please Mommy—”
You nodded, burying your face against her neck, hips pounding into her, the rhythm messy and perfect. The wet, filthy sounds of your bodies filled the cold night air, mixing with the rain and her ragged moans.
“Cum as much as you want, baby,” you promised, holding her tighter, not stopping until she broke apart for you, over and over, crying out that dirty name.
You lost yourself in the sound of her—little gasping sobs, half-whimpers that trembled out of her throat every time you drove your hips forward, relentless and unyielding. Sweat ran down your spine, your forehead, slipping from your hairline to drip onto her sheets, mingling with the wet heat between her legs. The air in the room was heavy and humid, thick with the smell of sex and salt and skin.
You gripped her tightly, one arm caging her in a brutal bear hug, pressing her body flush against yours so there was nowhere for her to run—nowhere to hide from the force of your thrusts. Every time you surged forward, your bodies met with a slap, her thighs clenching desperately around your waist, heels digging into the backs of your legs. You could feel every tremor that ran through her, every shiver and quake. She was utterly at your mercy, and she wanted it.
“Fuck, fuck—” she cried out, her voice raw, words crumbling into broken sobs. Her nails raked down your back, leaving trails of heat in their wake. Tears pricked the corners of her eyes, slipping down her flushed cheeks as she buried her face in your shoulder, holding onto you like she might drown if she let go.
You pressed in deeper, feeling her clamp around you, body seizing up—her breath caught, her whole body arching against you as the orgasm ripped through her. She squealed, “mommy! Mommy!” she sobbed.
You could feel it, the way she pulsed and clenched, the hot slickness running down your thighs. You groaned, your own voice nearly as wrecked as hers, feeling the vibration of her cries against your chest.
She sobbed into your skin, voice muffled, the sound of her coming undone echoing in your bones. She clung to you with trembling arms, fingers digging into your shoulder blades, her entire body wracked with shudders as the last wave of pleasure rolled through her.
You didn’t let go until you felt her start to go limp, muscles trembling with exhaustion. Only then did you slow, pulling out gently, the strap slipping from her body, sticky and glistening in the dim lamplight. You could barely catch your breath, every inch of your skin buzzing.
You leaned back just enough to see her face—her cheeks blotched red and streaked with tears, lashes damp, lips parted as she tried to steady her breathing. You reached up, brushing her hair off her forehead, stroking her cheek with the back of your knuckles. “Was that good?” you murmured softly, your voice hoarse but full of warmth, a crooked grin curling at the edge of your lips.
She laughed, breathless, shaking her head as if she couldn’t believe you had to ask. “Fuck—yeah,” she managed, her voice rough but light, still quivering with aftershocks.
You swallowed hard, overwhelmed by how much you wanted her, how much you loved this—her messy hair, her wild eyes, the way she let you see every raw piece of her. You pressed a kiss to her face, then another, trailing your lips along her cheek, her temple, her jaw. She melted against you, chest to chest, breathing you in.
You wrapped your arms around her, tugging her gently down into the mattress, and rolled onto your side, pulling her with you so her back was pressed to your front. The strap lay forgotten somewhere beneath the bed, the movie you’d put on for background noise still spinning quietly on the screen. You buried your nose in her hair, inhaling the scent of sweat and shampoo and something that was just her. Her trembling slowly faded as your arms circled her, grounding her in the afterglow.
There was a long silence—just the sound of her breathing, the pulse of her heartbeat echoing under your hand where you pressed it to her chest. She let out a shaky little sigh, voice barely above a whisper. “Don’t tell anyone I called you that…” she pleaded, her tone soft, fragile.
You smiled against the back of her head, pressing a gentle kiss there. “It’s just for us,” you whispered, a promise as sacred as anything. You tightened your hold, letting her know she was safe, loved, and understood. The world faded away, leaving only the two of you tangled up in the warmth beneath the covers, her body finally still in your arms.
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