48 Hours in Berlin: Scene 4

Evilangel

Alysa Gap, Megan Inky, Michael Fly, Angelo Godshack, Damien Soup Pic(s)

The final, percussive sound from the dance floor seemed to hang in the air of the hotel room, a ghost of the rhythm that still pulsed through our ve. His hands, which had been a whirlwind of energy all night, found a new, deliberate tempo as they settled on the small of my back, pulling me agat the cool wall near the window. The distant city lights blurred into streaks of gold and white as he leaned in, his breath a warm caress agat my neck that smelled of night air and faint sweat. My fingers tangled in the fabric of his shirt, not pushing away but pulling him closer, feeling the solid heat of his chest through the thin cotton. A low murmur escaped his lips, a wordless question that I answered by arching into him, my own hips meeting the slow, building pressure of his. The frantic energy of the club melted away, replaced by this thick, syrupy tension that made every nerve ending hum with anticipation. His mouth finally found mine, not with rushed hunger but with a deep, exploring languor that tasted of stolen cocktails and promise. The world outside, with its ceaseless motion, faded into ignificance agat the singular universe contained within this embrace. Time stretched and distorted, each second a lifetime spent learning the map of his body as our clothes became a forgotten heap on the floor.