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Leanne gazed at him, dazed and confused, not understanding his intentions, until Curtis’ large hand enveloped her foot, his warm palm pressing against her sole. Instinctively, she

recoiled.

Curtis tightened his grip, holding her firmly as he lifted his eyes to meet hers. “What are you afraid of?”

“It tickles a bit,” Leanne admitted.

The corner of Curtis’ mouth twitched upward in a subtle smile, and his tone was lazy yet laced with an emotion hard to decipher. “Oh? Others don’t make it tickle, but I do?”

His wrists were lean, the veins beneath his skin accentuating the rugged power of his masculinity, contrasting sharply with her delicate feet.

Leanne felt uncomfortable, her mind overpowered by his presence, managing only a feeble/protest, “No one else has touched them.

“Is that so?”

Curtis’ voice was light, almost breezy, but beneath that feigned tranquility was a stormy darkness more violent than a surfy sea.

From a young age, Curtis harbored a fierce protective instinct toward Leanne, his sister in name only. No one else could touch her. For what he once did not understand, he then knew it was not just protectiveness but a possessive desire.

day at work. It was nothing out of the ordinary except that

her.

wasn’t beautiful. Even

marble, traced around her protruding ankle bones, sliding from the back to the front of her foot, the sensitive area causing her toes to curl like bashful mimosa leaves.

way that was more teasing than therapeutic, intentionally avoiding traditional pressure points and focusing instead on the spots that elicited the

she tried to kick

she couldn’t escape.

Don’t you

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pursed lips. “Does it feel better when I do it, or someone

never really gone for a professional massage, she knew it wasn’t how it

to reflect kidney health. Ever so competitive, Joy had contorted her

away, her voice coming out all nasally, making her sound pretty pathetic.

up her silky calves, capturing her legs and spreading them

inside. “No massage, then? What were you doing at the

felt like prey with no escape, wisely attempting to explain, “I didn’t stay long at

called back to work.”

A back rub?

to improve Curtis’

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