Chloë's Cosplay
by Jalibar62
Copyright© 2026 by Jalibar62
Fiction Story: Chloë convinces Mel to attend Anime Central, where they make a new friend.
Caution: This Fiction Story contains strong sexual content, including Fa/Fa Consensual Lesbian Fiction White Female Oriental Female Oral Sex .
“I can’t believe I let you talk me into this, Chloë,” I groused.
It was Friday morning, and we were in our suite at the Hyatt. She had just finished helping me put on my costume, and had flat-out refused to let me look in the mirror until she was satisfied. Now she stood on tiptoe behind me, her hands over my eyes.
“Okay, open,” she whispered, lips brushing my ear. Her hands dropped away as she moved beside me.
I opened my eyes – and stared.
I was Qian Renxue, one of Chloë’s favorite donghua (Chinese anime) characters. Or as close as we could get without using actual magic.
The “real” Qian had wings, which obviously were impractical for navigating convention crowds. So instead, Chloë had built them from organza and wire, shaped into sweeping, featherlike arcs that flared from my body. Layers of pale tulle drifted down from them, light and airy. Standing still, they veiled everything. But when I moved ... the fabric came alive – parting, flowing, revealing.
“Seigneur,” I muttered.
Chloë had subtly airbrushed feathers across the organza – hundreds of them, maybe more – so delicately that they only really appeared when the light caught them. The whole thing shimmered.
Soft. Ethereal.
On my head sat a gemmed circlet that was cleverly shaped to give the impression of smaller wings, sweeping back from my head. Centered on my forehead was an ornament of gold and smoky quartz, roughly diamond-shaped, that had a distinctly elven vibe.
And then there was my hair.
Chloë had talked me into letting Amber – my stylist – take it several shades lighter – nearly platinum. She’d also added some extensions, which Chloë gigglingly called ‘connect-a-hair’. It now hung in a thick pale cascade all the way down my back. When I turned my head, it moved with the same fluid grace as my ‘wings’.
A pair of white lace gauntlet gloves covered me from elbow to the back of each hand, held in place by a finger loop. We’d seen them in a bridal shop window, and Chloë had dragged me inside. And if that hadn’t caused a few awkward moments with the shop owner!
A sheer gray stocking encased one leg from thigh to ankle, and beneath the drifting layers of fabric, a white corset hugged my body, paired with a matching high-waisted bikini bottom. The corset left my shoulders and upper chest bare, yet somehow managed to hold everything in place.
Mostly.
Technically ... it covered me. In practicality ... not so much.
I watched my reflection as I slowly shifted back and forth, and felt a slow, dangerous smile start to form.
This might be fun after all.
“Oh my God,” Chloë breathed.
I glanced down at her. She was staring at me like I’d just stepped out of her fantasy – eyes wide, lips parted – completely gone.
Oh yeah, that look right there? Made it all worth it.
“You’re so gorgeous,” she moaned. “I’m gonna hafta wear a panty liner...”
Her blush was adorable.
“Don’t say stuff like that, Chloë, or I’ma ruin your costume, tearing it off you before we even make it downstairs!”
I was devouring her with my eyes, like a hungry cheetah stalking its prey. And what a cute and tender morsel she was!
She gulped, eyes wide and locked on mine.
She had gotten dressed before me; hers was a bit easier to put on.
Chloë was Tang Zichen. Dressed in a deep crimson cheongsam, very form-fitting, sleeveless, and barely reaching mid-thigh. A cheeky little diamond cut-out showed off her very fetching décolletage. It was slit up both sides, but her modesty was guarded by forest-green boy shorts. She had gotten hair extensions as well, but hers was pulled back in a high ponytail, with two soft tendrils framing her face perfectly.
She had foregone her character’s long spear – again, crowd considerations – in favor of a Chinese sword, its tassel peeking up over one shoulder.
I couldn’t help but stare right back. Honestly, she looked lethal and lovely.
J/J/J/J
So, the big question ... why were we dressed up like this? Well, as I hinted earlier, somehow Chloë had talked me into attending this year’s Anime Central, which was probably the biggest anime convention in the Midwest. And by ‘big’, I mean a three-day event with over 30,000 attendees! Nothing like jumping right into the deep end, huh?
Chloë grinned, cheeks flushed. “Thank you so much for coming with me!”
Part of her ‘convincing’ me to come was practical. She had always wanted to go, but living at home with her parents, grandmother, aunt, sister ... made it ... difficult. She told me how frustrating it was, that whenever she tried to take a vacation, her mother would guilt her into staying home to look after her grandmother or her niece and nephew. And they really didn’t understand her love of anime.
The other part of her convincing me – and the more effective part, I’ll shamelessly admit – involved a lot of licking.
J/J/J/J
We had checked in the previous evening, leaving work after a half-day on Thursday. The convention ran Friday through Sunday, and Chloë was beyond excited to get started.
We were just putting the last bag in the car, and she was leaning into the back of her little SUV, butt sticking out like ... well. If you’ve seen Chloë’s butt, you know.
I leaned in, wrapped my arms around her from behind, and whispered, “Ma petite chatonne, toute excitée, ” before spinning her around and pulling her in for a kiss. Speaking French to Chloë always got her going, and she kissed me back, before wiggling free and stomping her foot.
“Stop distracting me! Please, babe, I want to get going!”
Then she gave me that smoky look. “You can do whatever you want to me once we’re there,” she whispered.
Sounded like a pretty good deal to me.
The two-and-a-half-hour drive had gone smoothly enough, but the registration desk was an absolute madhouse, with so many conventioneers checking in.
Finally arriving at our room, the bellhop unloaded the last bag, and I tipped him. Smirking, when he almost dropped it; he was staring pretty hard at Chloë.
“Hot, isn’t she?” I winked. The young man turned beet red and fled.
Meanwhile, Chloë was spinning in circles, arms outstretched.
“This room is amazing!” she swooned. Then, she ran and jumped on the bed. Bouncing on her knees, she gave me a sultry look.
“Look at this bed! It’s huge!” Then shyly, “Do you ... wanna maybe try it out?”
I tilted my head. “I dunno,” I teased, “I’m not all that tired, actually.”
Chloë gaped at me. Then her sexy smile returned. “I don’t think I’m ready for sleep yet either.” And she looked hopefully at me, her bottom lip caught between her teeth.
I took a step toward her. “I guess I could have dessert first...”
J/J/J/J
So. How exactly did we get here? No, not the convention – but us, together. And what had changed to give Chloë the confidence to finally break free from her mother? I guess a little history is in order.
This is going to be hard to believe, but last autumn I discovered that Chloë – who, at the time, worked for me – had been ... entertaining herself in my office.
Yes. That.
Yeah, I know, right?
After I got over my shock, and then ahem reprimanded her (several times, if I recall, and oh yes, it did involve spanking), I sent her home early with explicit instructions and my address.
We spent the entire weekend at my condo. What can I say? She’s a smexy little minx, and I hadn’t gotten laid in months!
She arrived at my door, so vulnerably eager, hesitant, and uncertain, all rolled up in one petite, blushing package.
She told me later that her heart was in her throat, not knowing which version of me she was going to get – the firm, commanding presence from earlier that day ... or the calm, reassuring leader she was used to at work.
As it turns out, she got both.
I think we surprised each other. Because by the end of that first weekend, I found myself asking if she wanted to stay.
She’s first-generation Chinese American, with long black hair and a killer body – tiny, but killer – apparently, she spent a lot of time at the gym, instead of “finding a nice Chinese boy”, which is what her mother thought she was doing.
She lived with her extended family, despite being 22. Hmmm ... she’s going to be 23 soon, what to do about her birthday...
Sorry, got distracted.
Anyway, her family wasn’t terribly traditional, but Chloë was still pretty deep in the closet, certain she’d be disowned if her sexuality became known. That first weekend, we concocted a story about a serious issue at work that required her to fly out at once.
That excuse bought us a few days, but by midweek, she admitted that she needed to tell her family something.
When she said that, I sat her down on the sofa and parked my butt on the coffee table directly in front of her.
“Kitten,” I began, taking her hands, “tell them something? You mean another evasion?”
She hesitated.
“Wouldn’t it be better to tell them the truth?” Then, even quieter, “Are you ashamed of me?”
I admit, I was pushing for a reaction.
Her eyes went wide, and she flew into my arms, nearly knocking me over. “No!” Her face was buried in my neck. “No, no, no, never,” she sobbed.
Well, now I felt like an asshole. Maybe I had pushed a little too hard. I held her close and shushed her, stroking her until she calmed.
Tipping her chin up with a finger, I kissed her. Softly at first, then more deeply. She melted against me, hands threading into my hair, tongue dueling with mine. My fingers searched for buttons, tugged at hems, and before long, she lay before me. Her sultry gaze locked on me as my eyes roved over her body.
“Parfaite... ” I hummed. She needed the reassurance, and I ‘apologized’ – twice – before she finally collapsed, a boneless puddle of satisfied girl.
After her breathing finally returned to normal, she sighed a little and spoke.
“You’re right,” she said. “I need to be honest with them.”
I waited, slowly rubbing her back. “No time like the present?”
She gave me a small nod.
I smiled at her. “Proud of you, kitten. Do you want to go alone? Or would you like me to come with?”
Her determined look morphed into little-girl vulnerability. “Could you ... please come? I feel stronger when you’re with me.”
“Of course. I’ve always got your back, you know that, right?” I searched her eyes.
She nodded, offering me a tentative smile.
“And your front, too,” I teased, tweaking a nipple.
She gasped, giving me a heated look.
A little regretfully, I pulled back and asked, “Do you want to go right now? Or maybe call them, give them a heads up?”
She sighed. “Let’s do it before I chicken out. I’ll call them from the car.”
“You got it. But ... maybe put some clothes on, ouais?”
J/J/J/J
I could feel Chloë’s apprehension as a palpable physical presence, growing stronger the closer we got to her home. She looked like she might throw up as we pulled up in front.
“Baby, we don’t have to do this now.” I really was starting to become concerned, and reached for her hand.
She glanced at me. “Thanks, but ... let’s get it over with.” She looked green and clung to me as we walked up to the door.
Finally, she took a deep breath and opened the door.
“Hello? We’re here,” she called out, releasing my hand. I followed as she stepped down a short hallway that led into the house, as two small children came hurtling toward us – a boy of about seven and a girl a few years younger.
“Auntie Chloë, Auntie Chloë!” they chorused. But seeing me, they skidded to a stop.
She quickly knelt. “Timmy, Tina, this is my friend Mel. Can you say hi?”
They mumbled greetings. Then, as Chloë held out her arms, they rushed to her, but kept a gimlet eye on me. While Chloë chattered to them, asking what mischief they’d gotten into while she was gone, two older women appeared. Well, one older, and one much older. Had to be her mother and grandmother.
Chloë’s mother began craning her neck to see around me. “Where you boyfren?” Then, finally focusing on me, she demanded, “Who dis? You say you bring boyfren!”
Chloë pinched the bridge of her nose. “Mother, I said I was bringing someone to meet you. I never said ‘boyfriend’. I ... I don’t have a boyfriend. This is Mel. She’s my ... my...”
I stepped forward, offering my most professional smile. “A pleasure to meet you, Mrs. Hu. Chloë and I work together.”
Her mother – for all of Chloë’s characterizations – was no fool. She studied her daughter, glanced again at me, then quietly asked something in what I assumed was Mandarin.
Chloë shook her head. Pushing her shoulders back, she said firmly, “She’s my girlfriend. I’m gay, Mom.”
“WHAAAT? GAY? What you mean, she your girlfren?” And she started spouting off in rapid-fire Mandarin.
Shocking everyone, the oldest person present – who, of course, was Chloë’s grandmother – started shaking her fists in the air triumphantly. Smacking Chloë’s mom right on the ass, she cackled, “Hah! I knew it! I tell you! You owe me five dollah!”
Mrs. Hu jumped, squawked, and rubbed her behind, staring bemusedly at her mother. Off to one side, a younger version of Chloë was hiding a grin behind one hand. Her sister, I guessed.
Meanwhile, Grandma caressed Chloë’s cheek with a gnarled hand. In an incredibly soft tone, she asked, “You happy, granddaughter?”
Chloë nodded, stunned. “Yes, wàipó. Happiest ever.”
“Good.” The elderly woman smiled at her, then turned to look up at me. “You promise take good care of my māomāo?”
I just nodded dumbly. This was so not what I expected.
She smiled softly at both of us. Then adopting an annoyed tone, she complained loudly, “Āiyā, why you so tall? Make my neck hurt! And so skinny! Like baby giraffe!”
I gaped at her as she slowly trudged toward the kitchen, muttering to herself. Chloë’s mom stared at both of us, then finally threw her hands up and followed her mother.
Chloë smiled radiantly. “It’s gonna be okay now.”
“You sure? Your mom...”
“Don’t worry. Grandma put her foot down.”
And it was. Okay, I mean. There was a brief moment when Chloë’s father and aunt arrived home, and there were more raised eyebrows and incipient questioning, when Grandma spoke up once more.
Indicating me, she said, “This Měi. She Chloë’s nǚ péngyǒu, dǒng le ma?” And then another spate of quick Mandarin.
Chloë had happy tears in her eyes. Whispering to me, she translated, “She told them you’re my girlfriend. Then she asked if they understood. And that she doesn’t want to hear any nonsense about it.”
There was a little awkwardness as we sat down to eat, but my raving about how wonderful the food was had her mother looking reluctantly pleased, and the initial discomfort eased. Chloë’s younger sister asked endless questions about how we met, which led to questions about work, and I think her parents were impressed when they found out I was an engineer. Her father asked some insightful questions about the project, and then her mother wanted to know about my family, and slowly they started to warm up. The conversation flowed.
After the meal, we had a moment to ourselves, and I was curious about something. “Baby, what’s a ... what did your grandma call you?”
Chloë turned red. All that drama, and this is what got her? “Umm ... she calls me her māomāo. It means, like, little cat ... or kitty.”
“Oh my gosh, really? Kitten?” I grinned at her.
She dimpled prettily and hid her face against my shoulder.
“I really like her ... and sorry, what was that you called her?”
“Wàipó.”
I tried to copy her pronunciation, and she rolled her eyes, before launching into a mini-lesson on Mandarin ‘tones’ – how not only the word, but how it was pronounced, determines its meaning. She used the classic example of the word ‘ma’. She said it five different ways, and said that it had a different meaning with each different tone. Well, four ‘tones’ and once with what she said was ‘no tone’.
We were deep into some language phonology here, and the scientist in me was fascinated. I tried again to pronounce wàipó, which Chloë translated as ‘maternal grandmother’, and she smiled indulgently at my efforts.
The girlfriend in me, however, was thinking about other things.
“Feeling better about everything?”
She nodded. “Grandma doesn’t put her foot down very often, but as the family elder, when she does...”
“That’s a big deal in Chinese culture? Deference to elders?”
She nodded again.
“I wish it was the same here,” I mused sadly. “But I’m happy that you’re happy, kitten.” I smirked a little, and she swatted me on the arm. I really wanted to kiss her then, but having just met her family, I was very conscious of any overt PDAs. I settled for a tender smile.
As we packed up to leave, her grandma pulled me aside. “You take care of her; I see she love you. Even though you too tall,” she teased.
I whispered to her, “I call her ‘kitten’ too!” and she chuckled, her dark eyes glittering.
“Listen, you call me wàipó too, heya? Look after my māomāo. She your māomāo too, I think?”
I couldn’t hold back the tears. “Thank you. I will, I promise... wàipó.”
“Āiyā, your Mandarin terrible! Chloë, teach your nǚ péngyǒu how to speak properly!” Her tone was scolding, but her eyes were suspiciously bright, as she reached up and patted my cheek.
There was more wailing from her mother when Chloë revealed that she was living with me, but with Grandma’s help, we eventually smoothed things over. Clara, Chloë’s younger sister, was ecstatic – finally, her own room!
The only downside was the obvious HR complication; one of us had to change jobs. I explained everything to my boss, and he decided to reassign Chloë, rather than bring a new group lead up to speed on my projects. It was the right decision, job-wise, but it sucked to lose Chloë from my team – she really was top-notch, young as she was.
We kept the explanations vague; it wasn’t anyone’s business but ours. Although Liz, our tech writer, gave me a knowing look.
Petite fouine!
J/J/J/J
As we grew closer, our lives merging together, I sometimes wondered who was actually in charge of this relationship. Hah!
After the ‘sock incident’, I thought it was my idea to have Chloë move in with me. I’m pretty sure I basically told her to move in ... but ever since, it’s like she’s been quietly, insidiously taking over my life.
But in a sneaky, awesomely cute way?
She started making my coffee every morning. And my lunch during the week. Evenings and weekends we still shared; sometimes she’d cook, or I would, but I loved it most when we did it together. I dunno, there’s something intimate about preparing a meal together ... accidental touches as we moved around the kitchen; not-so-subtle caresses that led to more than a few delayed meals, and one near kitchen fire when we forgot to turn off the stove. Gwen, my most recent ex, didn’t like to cook, but I loved that Chloë enjoyed sharing that with me.
Occasionally she’d hide a little treat or a sappy note in my work tote for me to find once I got to the office.
She just seemed to know me; when I needed space, when I needed a hug ... or ... more.
Of course, I learned about her as well. When she wanted me to be her friend, her confidante, her lover, or ... sometimes ... when she wanted me to be Ms. Blalock, rather than Mel.
I also remembered something my ex had told me – accused me of, really – that I didn’t do the little things. She never explained what that meant, but I’d thought about it a lot since then. So I tried to be present. To notice. To show up for Chloë. In ways that mattered.
And Chloë? She had “the little things” down to an art form. She was so freaking organized! The pantry, our closets, my schedule ... Suddenly, I was getting reminders about all kinds of things, from calling my mom to grocery shopping to dinner with friends. I didn’t even realize the mental load I’d been carrying until she lifted half of it.
I introduced her to my closest friends and talked her into trying rock climbing. It was too cold to go climbing outdoors – anywhere within driving distance, anyway – but we’d been getting together regularly, and they all loved Chloë. We started hitting some indoor climbing facilities, and Chloë was even talking about a membership. I got a little distracted thinking about her butt in those climbing pants I got her.
And I met her friend Tian. He cried when Chloë told him she’d finally come out to her parents and introduced me to them. She told him to be brave, that she’d support him, no matter what he decided. Chloë’s mom had agreed not to say anything; she surprised me when she agreed that Tian should be the one to decide whether or not to break that news. That surprised ... and impressed me.
We spent Thanksgiving and Christmas with my mom, and she was thrilled to meet my girlfriend. She had been friendly with Gwen, but not especially close. With Chloë, though? Within a few hours, they were laughing and exchanging stories like long-lost friends.
Then we celebrated the Lunar New Year with her family, who had fully accepted me by then. I felt honored – every invitation, every tradition, every moment of being included.
Chloë coached me on how to say ‘Xīnnián kuàilè’ – ‘Happy New Year’ – and the proper way to present the traditional red envelope. Her little cousins giggled and said, “Thank you, Auntie Mei!”
Grandma’s eyes lit up after my whispered, “Xīnnián kuàilè, wàipó.”
She patted my cheek and replied, “Xièxiè nǐ, wǒ gāoyǎ de Měi.”
I recognized ‘Thank You’ and ‘Měi’, the name she’d taken to calling me. Chloë later explained that it meant something like ‘tall and elegant’.
Crying? Who’s crying? Certainly not me.
J/J/J/J
Before I knew it, we’d been together for eight months.
J/J/J/J
So. Where was I? Oh right – the hotel room, and Chloë and I narrowly avoiding a lust-induced cos-tastrophe.
Libidos temporarily in check and costumes sorted, we headed for the elevators. Chloë had the Anime Central app open on her phone, scrolling like a woman possessed. I had – with great difficulty – convinced her to leave her spreadsheets in the room.
“What do you want to do first?” she asked, practically vibrating.
“Breakfast?” I hazarded, afraid I already knew the answer.
“Oh, I’m too excited! Can we eat later?
Sighing, I acquiesced. “Baby, I’m here for you. Whatever you want, that’s what we’ll do. I know you’ve probably memorized the schedule; what looks good to you?”
But before she could answer, the elevator doors slid open.
My jaw dropped. “Holy crap, Chloë!” And this was just the lobby!
She grabbed my hand with both of hers, bouncing up and down excitedly. The sheer glee in her voice was contagious.
“I know, right?” She was so excited! I leaned down to steal a kiss, earning a few cheers from some of the cosplayers who were streaming past us, headed for the skybridge that led from the hotel to the convention center.
She blushed prettily, smiling up at me. Then taking a firmer grip on my hand, she began to pull me along.
First stop was registration, which was a bit of a madhouse – understatement of the century – but eventually we emerged victorious, armed with lanyards and event bags. At least now I had a place to put my phone – because yeah, corsets? Not big on pockets.
“Sooo ... live events?” I gestured one way, then the other. “Or the exhibit hall?”
She froze, short-circuiting from excitement overload. Then...
“Exhibits!”
And off we went.
Stepping inside was like entering another world. If the skybridge had been impressive, this was next-level. Like being in a different world. Characters of every shape, size, color, and species abounded – some recognizable, others a complete mystery to me.
There were the ubiquitous Star Wars characters – stormtroopers, Wookies, Ewoks – even a couple dressed as The Mandalorian and Cara Dune, with their toddler as Grogu. So cute!
There were more than a few Harley Quinns, both with Joker and without. Deadpools and Spidermen (Spider Mans?) galore ... a Morticia and Wednesday Addams duo gliding eerily along on hidden roller skates beneath their long dresses.
I spotted Geralt of Rivia, from “The Witcher”. A half-dozen Lara Crofts in various stages of sluttiness ... and scores upon scores of anime characters that I had no hope of recognizing.
Chloë would light up and point them out, naming them, and I would nod – then immediately forget. One that I did actually know was a smoking hot Tifa Lockhart, who I may have stared at for a little too long. Chloë jabbed me in the ribs. I apologized with a kiss, and a troupe of nearby Power Rangers whooped.
It didn’t take long to realize that Chloë and I were attracting a fair bit of attention ourselves. Honestly? Kinda cool.
“Tout le monde te regarde, ma chère,” I whispered to her, sliding a hand down the small of her back.
She glanced up at me. “Huh?”
“Everyone’s looking at you.” My hand drifted a little lower.
“Oh!” She blushed prettily, then mumbled, “Nuh uh, it’s you they’re staring at.”
Either way, Chloë and I were getting a lot of looks. She reached for my hand, moving closer to me.
“Respire ... je te tiens,” I whispered in her ear, and she looked up at me gratefully.
“I’m okay. As long as you’re here.”
“Not letting you go, kitten.”
She leaned closer, head on my shoulder for just a moment. Pulling confidence from the contact. She took a steadying breath, then grinned.
“Okay, let’s do this!”
And we dove back into the throng, merging with it, letting the flow carry us. We became participants, rather than observers, and it felt like we were part of something bigger, that was not entirely ours to control. And I meant that in the most amazing way.
We were stopped often, other conventioneers asking for pictures or selfies. We did the same, as Chloë eagerly pointed out some of her favorites. It didn’t take long for her enthusiasm to overcome her inhibition as she approached other cosplayers to ask about their characters and costumes.
By lunchtime, though, I could see her flagging a bit. I steered us toward a quiet corner near one of the panel rooms. She leaned against me in the booth, letting out a happy sigh.
“I didn’t think I’d have so much fun ... you know, being this ... out there,” she admitted.
“So proud of you, mon petit cœur,” I murmured, fingers playing with a strand of her hair. “And honestly ... I kind of love how you get all nervous and excited when people notice you.”
Impulsively, she kissed me on the cheek and snuggled a little closer.
“Careful, you’ll muss my feathers,” I teased.
“I’ll muss more than that,” she said huskily, cheeks bright red.
I raised both eyebrows in surprise; Chloë wasn’t often this forward. She just looked at me, and a slow smile spread across my face.
“I’ll hold you to that.” I put a hand on her thigh, caressing the soft skin with my thumb, and she bit her lip.
“Quelle petite coquine ... Come on, let’s get something to eat.”
J/J/J/J
After lunch, she got her second wind – thanks to a liberal infusion of bubble tea and mochi ice cream – and we spent the afternoon bouncing between live events, squeezing in as much as we could. One highlight was a performance by Raj Ramayya that had us both spellbound.
After another break for a light supper, we decided to head back to the room. Chloë said that Saturday would be even crazier, and we should probably rest up.
Rest. Hah, right. I had plans for Chloë.
But by the time we got back to our hotel room, my little kitten was all tuckered out. She shuffled along beside me, clutching my arm with both hands, her head leant on my shoulder. Every time I glanced down, her eyes were nearly closed, and a soft, sleepy smile on her face.
Now she was sat on the edge of the bed, trying very hard to stay awake.
I chuckled fondly, hands on hips. “Oh, ma chère ... You poor thing; let’s get you to bed.”
“But I was hoping we could make love?” She pouted so cutely. “You look so sexy, I’ve wanted you all day.”
My breath caught. “Me too, baby, me too.” I brushed my fingers along her cheek. “Let’s get out of these costumes first, okay? I’m definitely gonna need help.”
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