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“You want me to beg?” The way he says it has you clenching around nothing. You hope this isn’t about to backfire in your face because you’re not sure you could live if he were to stop now.
You feign haughtiness as you stare down at him on his knees. “Beg,” you command.
You think he’s not going to do it— that he’s about to call your bluff. You watch as one corner of his mouth lifts into a smile and he throws his head back to laugh breathily. He presses a single kiss to the exposed skin of your thigh and you wait in anticipation. The silence is almost overwhelming. You can hear your heartbeat thudding in your ears and the air between the two of you is heated and still.
And then Rafayel groans, resting his warm face against your leg. “Please,” he whispers.
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18 Jan 2025
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Cho Sang-Woo, chronic smoker, knows the smoker's lung too well. It's dark, mottled and hyperinflated. A smoker’s lungs function better 2 weeks to 3 months after his last cigarette. The lungs can clean itself 1 to 12 months later. Ten years later, the risk of lung cancer is halved. But, when does the smoker’s heart get better?
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13 Jan 2025