Tarun Shanker Quotes

A Warm, Ragged Breath Disturbed The Hairs On My Forehead, And My Blood Began Pricking As I Realized Where Exactly I Had Retreated: Right Into Mr. Braddock, Our Strange Connection Humming Through The Hairsbreadth Of Distance Between Our Bodies, Our Faces. I Froze, Forcing Myself To Stop Shoving Against Him Further. Before I Understood Anything, A Rough, Large Hand Brushed My Chin, My Face Tipped Upwards, And His Mouth Caught Mine, And Suddenly My Entire Body Was On Fire. Whatever Odd Sensation Had Thrummed Between Us Before Was Just The Stroke Of A Violin Bow To This Clash Of An Orchestra. I Felt The World Pass Between Our Lips, Tasting Champagne, Hunger, And Something Indefinably Darker, While His Hand Ignited Sparks Down My Cheek To The Nape Of My Neck. He Wrapped An Arm Around My Waist, Pulling Me Closer, Forcing That Elusive Essence To Run Deeper Than My Skin, Deeper Than My Veins, Until My Very Bones Vibrated.

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