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My tattooed shaft stretches her walls over and over again, the condom shiny with her arousal.
A devil walking the earth and coming right toward me.
“No. I just wanted to see you.”
His mind works in a way that most people’s don’t, constantly gathering data and analyzing and calculating.
“Do you not eat meat?” I ask, mostly just to fill the silence. He shakes his head. “No. I’m a vegetarian.”
“Ty izdayesh’ samyye krasivyye zvuki, kogda konchayesh’.”
“You’ve got a wild side, I see.”
“I knew you had a wild side,” he murmurs. “I like it. Have a good night, angel. Get some rest.”
They’re deep and old, healed already, but the kind of scars that will never go away.
Purely chaotic.
She feels like a drug. Like something that’s going to wreck us all.
Do you want me to kiss you and make it better?”
Why does my body seem to crave him so much? Crave them all?
Instead, I crave monsters.
“Take care of yourself, alright, angel?”
What are you gonna do with your fancy degree once you get it?” “I’m not sure yet,” I admit. “I’m a sophomore, and I haven’t declared a major yet. I need to soon though.” The truth is, I have no idea what I want to focus on. I know what my goals are, and I know where I want to end up in life, but I’m not sure how to get there yet, or what degree would be best.
Vic sees everything. He notices everything. Nothing gets past him, and knowing he watched me makes me feel…
Well, except maybe really good sex.”
“You know, you look so sweet and innocent on the outside,” I say,
“But I still see that wild streak in you. Maybe you want to be a bad girl. Maybe that’s who you are at heart.”
The kiss is soul stealing,
“Run,”
“Yesli ty uydesh', ya naydu tebya,” I breathe. “Ya vyslezhu tebya i vernu tuda, gde ty dolzhna byt’.”
I don’t understand why the filthier these men are, the more I like it.
“Umnitsa.”
