I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch ma — Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
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I watched as he raised his hand to run a finger down my nose to my lips, then traced my mouth.The feather-light touch made me shiver. "What are you doing?""I'm drawing you, so that I'll have you in my fingertips while you are gone.

— Frances Watts, The Peony Lantern
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