Selene Graves erotica

  • Whispers of the Hunt

    Lingering thoughts from people watching in the city.

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  • Remnants of a Chattanooga Summer

    Chattanooga summer wraps around you like a lover, inviting rituals and reckless abandon. The air buzzes with creativity as memories and sensual energy intertwine. Amidst warmth and whispers, fleeting connections spark, urging the heart to either risk vulnerability or bask in reflection, and the choice defines the magic of this slow, honeyed season.

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  • Part Three: The Ritual of Asking

    I feel him slide through the tightest spaces of my being. My hips rise to meet him. I gasp his name like it’s part of my breath.

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  • Part Two: The Date

    The way he looks at me like he already owns every secret inside me. The way I lean toward him like I’ve never stopped. We sip wine. We talk. We drift. We remember.

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  • Part One: A Lesson In Summoning

    I pause, lifting my leg slowly and draping it over the back of the couch, exposing the damp silk between my thighs.

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  • A Journal Entry by Anthalania Sardinia

    He saw every place I’d been left wanting, every place I had silenced desire out of fear of being too much, or not enough. When he moved, oh gods, when he moved, his body was shadow and fire made flesh.

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  • The Summoning of Vaelvourin: 1234 AD

    But Vaelvourin did not sleep. He watched the way moonlight played on her collarbones, the rise and fall of her chest. And when he stirred, it was not to leave, but to love her again.

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  • The After of Everything

    There’s a kind of ache that only comes after exposure. After you strip yourself bare; not for pleasure, but for honesty.

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  • Fast Lane

    Fast Lane

    I touched myself with the ease of a woman who knows she is the storm and the calm.

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  • An Unknown Invitation to Be Watched

    At a candlelit masquerade, we pretended to be strangers. One touch unraveled us. until we discovered we were not alone. Someone had been watching.

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