Breath and heat and contact and shirts off and skin on skin and smiles and murmurs and the enormity revealing itself in — David Levithan, Every Day
Breath and heat and contact and shirts off and skin on skin and smiles and murmurs and the enormity revealing itself in — David Levithan, Every Day
Breath and heat and contact and shirts off and skin on skin and smiles and murmurs and the enormity revealing itself in — David Levithan, Every Day
Breath and heat and contact and shirts off and skin on skin and smiles and murmurs and the enormity revealing itself in — David Levithan, Every Day
Breath and heat and contact and shirts off and skin on skin and smiles and murmurs and the enormity revealing itself in — David Levithan, Every Day
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Breath and heat and contact and shirts off and skin on skin and smiles and murmurs and the enormity revealing itself in the tiniest of gestures, the most delicate sensations.

— David Levithan, Every Day
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