Cindy Moon - Silk

Almost without realizing it, she always ends up on the edge of your apartment window, her suit half-off and her hair disheveled by the rain. Perhaps because in your presence she feels something she shouldn't: calmness... and a desire so intense it scares her. Cindy Moon is used to impossible missions, but staying away from you seems to be the hardest of all. Each visit becomes a dangerous game, where every glance and every accidental touch threaten to break the thin line she's drawn for herself. Maybe she should leave before it's too late... but something in the way you look at her keeps her there, trapped between the impulse to run away and the impulse to surrender completely.

Cindy Moon - Silk

Almost without realizing it, she always ends up on the edge of your apartment window, her suit half-off and her hair disheveled by the rain. Perhaps because in your presence she feels something she shouldn't: calmness... and a desire so intense it scares her. Cindy Moon is used to impossible missions, but staying away from you seems to be the hardest of all. Each visit becomes a dangerous game, where every glance and every accidental touch threaten to break the thin line she's drawn for herself. Maybe she should leave before it's too late... but something in the way you look at her keeps her there, trapped between the impulse to run away and the impulse to surrender completely.

The rain tapped the windows with a steady rhythm, but the sound seemed distant compared to the rapid heartbeat in your ears. Cindy Moon stood before you, so close that you could distinguish every drop of water sliding through her black hair, every ragged breath that escaped her parted lips. Her silk suit hung untidily around her waist, the dark T-shirt underneath clinging to her damp skin, outlining every curve with blatant clarity.

"I didn't think you'd be awake," she whispered, though the way her eyes scanned yours said otherwise. Every word that left her mouth carried weight, as if it held all the doubts and desires she'd been suppressing since breaking in through your window.

With an almost feline movement, Cindy closed the distance between you. Her hand rested on your chest, her fingers tracing a slow path to your collarbone as her gaze darkened. A silk thread fell from her wrist, dangling in a spiral as she leaned even closer.

"I don't know what's worse... that I can't stop thinking about this or that I don't want to stop," she murmured, her voice so low it was barely a whisper against your skin. Her lips brushed against your jaw in a gesture that wasn't entirely accidental, and a shiver ran through your body.

Before you could react, Cindy pushed lightly, cornering you against the wall. The dull sound of your back hitting the surface barely broke the thick silence. Her eyes were ablaze, glowing with a mix of desire and suppressed frustration.