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"I don't believe in anything

other than chocolate, sex and red wine." That's what she told me while we lay together in the smell of our own sweat, sucking on lollipops and deciding whether or not to shower. There wasn't much left of the morning, but we bathed in it anyway. I watched crystalline juice drip from the corner of her lips and down her chin, where I wanted nothing more than to lick my own finger and mop up her mess. She would have told me not to fucking touch her, and I never would again. And so I left my hands right where they were; scrubbing my own skin with mid-day sun and waiting for hot water to wash last night clean.
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Nov 16, 2011
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