He wanted to feed the hunger of his skin. The hunger of his body not so much for orgasm but for that need to… — Laurell K. Hamilton
He wanted to feed the hunger of his skin. The hunger of his body not so much for orgasm but for that need to be held close and tight, that need we all have to press our nakedness against someone else's.
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