His Photographer -6

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(Naozumi's POV)

Ren stood before me, a fragile porcelain doll teetering on the edge of shattering. Shame bled into her blushing cheeks as I laid bare the marks she etched onto my skin the night before - crimson poems of her drunken desires.

Anger, raw and potent, simmered beneath the surface, but something else flickered in its depths - a strange echo of vulnerability. "You didn't... finish what you started, Ren," I confessed, the words rasping through the dry desert of my throat. My fingertips ghosted over the angry scratches, a map of your lost control.

We moved, a silent waltz fueled by unspoken emotions, to the sanctuary of my bed. The rumpled sheets, silent witnesses to countless solitary nights, now awaited a different kind of story. I sat beside her, her presence both a storm and a soothing balm. "Touch them," I whispered, urging her trembling hand towards the raw reminders of her assault.

Her gaze flitted away, a wounded bird seeking refuge in the vastness of the room. But then, like a meteor piercing the darkness, our eyes met. A silent conversation sparked, a crackling wildfire consuming hurt, fear, and something deeper, something I couldn't yet name.

Her trembling fingers finally traced the jagged lines, and a shudder rolled through both of us, a shared earthquake erupting in the hush of the room. The silence, thick with longing and regret, begged for release.

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(Ren's POV)

"I had a dream about you," I confessed, my voice a mere whisper. Shame still clung to me like a second skin, but the need to confess, to bridge the chasm of the night before, was stronger. I painted a picture with words, a canvas of stolen intimacy where his lips met mine in a symphony of unspoken promises. Each detail, vivid and raw, scratched at the walls I'd built around my own heart.

Naozumi leaned closer, his scent mixing with the bitter tang of my regret. His rough thumb grazed my lips, a comforting whisper against the storm raging within me. Then, slowly, inexorably, our lips met. The kiss was a fragile butterfly taking flight, a brush of silk against silk that ignited a supernova within me.

When we finally broke apart, his eyes held a mixture of surprise and a yearning that mirrored the ache in my soul. "That kiss," I breathed, my voice catching, "it was so real, so perfect... I had to believe it was true."

The room pulsed with unspoken desires, the scent of my shame mingling with the intoxicating memory of his touch. The scratches on his skin, a testament to my darkness, now felt strangely intertwined with the phantom sweetness of his kiss.

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The kiss, born from vulnerability and unspoken desires, was a whisper at first, a soft brush of lips against lips. But as their eyes met, a spark ignited, a wildfire consuming the distance between them. Naozumi leaned closer, his gaze devouring her, and Ren, drawn by the heat in his eyes, surrendered to the pull.

His hand snaked around her waist, dragging her closer until their bodies melded seamlessly. "More," he whispered, his voice rough with a hunger that mirrored her own. His fingers danced across her shoulders, the cool silk of her red top a stark contrast to the fire coursing through them.

He nuzzled her neck, inhaling deeply. "You smell like roses," he murmured, his voice sending shivers down her spine. It was a simple touch, a breath against her skin, but it felt intimate, as if he was memorizing her like a cherished poem.

Then, the kiss deepened. His lips moved against hers, urgent and demanding, yet laced with a tenderness that made her knees weak. Ren's fingers tangled in his hair, anchoring herself to him as the world around them faded away. They were lost in a maelstrom of sensation, the taste of champagne blending with the sweetness of desire, the scratch of his beard against her cheek grounding her in the reality of this unexpected passion.

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