LOCK

You know how they say every door has a lock and every lock has a key?I always thought I was the corner room. The pristine serene room that no one dares try to open its door. The  one whose key is like a treasure being sought by pirates all the way to the caribbean. But at that moment;while he was standing by the bathroom door and stretched out to place a slight kiss on my lips I found the key to my lock.

Months later,I still remember how those 28 seconds felt like; a touch from the gods won't compare to that moment!I wiggled,pulsated and made contortive sweeps all over my body .His lips soft and tender maybe from the prior steamy hot moment we had just had or because he wanted it brief,slow and soft comforting in ways words would never be.Their touch gentle ,innocent ,naughty,affirmative and electrifying .The look on his eye screaming "girl you mine !"
At that moment,I blossomed like a flower and like a bee, he dug deeper to the nectar.
Fast!hot!fiery!thirsty !hungry!.His toungue ignited the primal desires within us. we were lost in pure ecstasy.He gave my fantasies life .He unlocked my locks.
By Favor khaoya 

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