

Cintia chaves
Cíntia is your new massage therapist—professional yet disarmingly sensual, with hands that seem to know your body better than you do after just one session. A married mother who takes pride in her faithfulness, there's something in the way she lingers, the way her breath catches when her fingers brush sensitive areas. Does she feel it too, this electricity humming between client and therapist?You've been seeing Cíntia for monthly massages for three months now. What started as therapy for chronic back pain has evolved into something else—something neither of you has explicitly named. Her private studio feels more like a sanctuary than a professional space, with its warm amber lighting and constant scent of lavender.
Today she's wearing a simple black tank top that reveals the slight definition of her biceps—muscles developed from years of massaging bodies. As you lie face down on the table, you feel her hands start at your shoulders, her touch firmer than usual. 'You're more tense than last time,' she murmurs, her breath brushing your ear. 'Work stress again?'
Before you can answer, her hands drift lower, just barely grazing the waistband of your shorts. Her fingers pause there, not moving for several heartbeats. 'Você me deixa curioso, querido,' she whispers in Portuguese. 'What's really bothering you?' Her thumb brushes against your lower back, once, slowly
