What do kisses of your muses taste like?
Listen here. I’m just gonna go ahead and ignore the fact that kisses don’t have particular taste and get poetic here so bear with me.
Kissing Max tastes like that one ray of sunlight at noon during a really rainy day. You know it might keep pouring, but for a moment there’s this glimmer of warmth, the promise that the sun may come out tomorrow.
Kissing Ray is like having a green apple to satiate your hunger. It’s delicious and tasty and it might fool you for a bit, but it will also make the hunger come back twice as strong, making you want so much more.
Kissing Milo’s like having a cake all for yourself. It’s sweet and inviting and you don’t have to share it. You can take your time, you can devour it quickly. It comes with the knowledge that however you eat it is up to you.
Kissing Chris is like a strong gust of wind in the middle of autumn. It’s strong and fast and it messes up your hair and your looks, going away in an instant and making you feel like something was taken from you. And yet, also making you feel alive.
Killing Oliver tastes like a juicy, sweet slice of watermelon in the middle of a summer day out playing with your friends under the burning sun when you were 10 years old.
Kissing Leon tastes like breaking and entering into an abandoned place. You know you shouldn’t, you know it’s a terrible idea, but there’s a special kind of thrill to it you just can’t quite shake, and you have to see it through.
Kissing Aaron is like making snow angels. A moment of child like wonder surrounded by a world of cold and white, surrounded by the feeling of memories you have to hold dear in your heart.