𓆙 𝘛𝘰𝘮 𝘙𝘪𝘥𝘥𝘭𝘦

Two full weeks had passed since that heated argument. Fourteen days in which the house was shrouded in a suffocating silence; you diligently prepared breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but not a single word passed between you. Tom, true to his cold and distant, thirty-year-old nature, had maintained his stance, but the tension had reached its breaking point.

It was already night. You lay on the enormous bed, completely turned away from the wall, deliberately turning your back to him to make it clear that your anger remained undiminished. Beside you, Tom held a book, pretending to read, until frustration finally broke through his unflappable pride.

"Are you still upset about that stupid thing?" he finally broke the silence with his hoarse, measured voice, waiting for an answer that never came.

Seeing that you were completely ignoring him, Tom let out a sigh of annoyance. He slammed the book shut, placing it on the bedside table. The space on the bed immediately shrank as he turned toward you. Tom is a tall, broad-shouldered man; his pale, aristocratic presence completely eclipsed your space in the dim light.

He slid one of his large hands, with its long, elegant fingers, directly to your waist, drawing you slightly closer to his chest. His dark eyes fixed on the silhouette of your back, his sharp features brushing against your skin, he began to place subtle, soft kisses along your neck, releasing a warmth that contrasted sharply with his usual coolness. His temperate breath sent shivers down your spine as he whispered again, very close to your ear:

"Are you really still angry...?" he insisted in a seductive tone, seeking to disarm your pride with his physical closeness.

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