A Boy by Hrishikesh Goswami at Inkitt

Story Notes

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Chapter 1

Hairstyle so flawless,

Looks intimidating.

Fear sinks into bones,

Like cold into steel.

Perfect proportions,

Vulnerable and awestruck.

I smell his sweat,

Rough and rugged.

A gasp,

Another one.

Take me away,

Pull me towards the edge.

Roll me over and over again,

Yet I won't complain.