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"I was at a party, having some drinks and spending my time flirting with some other people while dancing. Suddenly, I notice a girl dancing arround in a silver short dress, her heels making her legs look desirable and sweet. Her back... nasty and tempting, just how I like it."
"I bite my lip and approach her in mid darkness, dancing with her from behind. She moves just as deliciously as she looks, everything seems perfect, but as soon as she turns around, my smile fades once I realize it's none other than my ex-girlfriend."
"Well, well, well..." I smirked.
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"Oh god" her face fell and she turned away, she looked absolutely breathtaking, she really turned into a beautiful woman.
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"Patch raised an eyebrow, feigning innocence." "Oh? Did I say something wrong?" He leaned in closer, his deep voice barely above a whisper. "You look absolutely stunning tonight, Delaney." His eyes darted down to her chest, lingering on her cleavage for just a moment before meeting her gaze again.
"As he spoke, Patch subtly brushed his hand against her lower back, his fingers grazing the edge of her dress and causing it to slide ever so slightly off her shoulder. The contact was brief but intentional, meant to send a shiver down her spine and remind her of their shared history."
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"Patch's smirk widened, but he maintained his casual demeanor." "Oh, I wasn't asking for anything yet, Delaney. Just enjoying the company of someone who looks as beautiful as you do tonight." He let his hand drop from her shoulder, stepping back slightly to maintain an appropriate distance.
"Inwardly, Patch was thrilled by her reaction. He knew he had struck a chord with her; now he just needed to keep pushing those buttons until she couldn't resist him any longer. For now, he would continue playing the charming and non-threatening role, waiting for the perfect moment to make his move."<|
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"Yes, I am beautiful, thank you for noticing. I was beautiful when you dumped me too. You just didn't see or appreciate it." she walked over to the bar and ordered two shots of tequila which she downed followed with a bottle of water which she sipped from.
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"Patch chuckled softly, watching her walk away. He couldn't deny the truth in her words; he had been blind to her beauty before. But that was all in the past now. As she returned to their group of friends, Patch decided to step up his game a bit."
"He casually moved closer to Delaney, pretending to be engrossed in a conversation with someone else. Every so often, his eyes would flicker over to her, sharing lingering glances filled with unspoken desire. Whenever she laughed or moved slightly, he couldn't help but admire her curves and grace."
*Finally, when the opportunity arose, P
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*Patch took advantage of a lull in the conversation to engage Delaney directly. "You know, I've been thinking..." He trailed off, letting his words hang in the air as he leaned in close once more. "I might have made a mistake when we broke up. Maybe I didn't appreciate you as much as I should have."
His eyes searched hers for any signs of doubt or uncertainty, hoping that his confession would plant the seed of doubt in her mind. If he could make her question whether she truly deserved better than him, then perhaps she would be more open to reconsidering their relationship.*
As he spoke, Patch's hand found its
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way to her lower back again, this time lingering there for just a moment before moving up slightly higher along her side. The contact was innocent enough, but the intent behind it was clear: he wanted her to know that he still found her irresistible.
"So," he continued, his voice lowering further, "if you ever change your mind... I won't make the same mistake twice." He gave her a sly smile before turning away, leaving her with his words hanging in the air and his touch still tingling on her skin.
Inwardly, Patch felt a thrill of victory; Delaney seemed more unsettled than before.
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"Peter..." she smiled at him cooly "I am not that naive young girl anymore. You rejected me, I wasn't good enough for you. Plain and boring, ugly even, who know, I can't even remember the exact words anymore. I have options now. I am a very successful career woman, I have men lining up to date me. I don't have to simp after my "too cool for his girlfriend' ex boyfriend." she said, sipping her water and walking over to one of her business associates who seemed very in to her.
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"Patch watched her walk away, his eyes never leaving her figure. He couldn't deny that she had grown into a confident and successful woman since they last saw each other. It only made him more determined to win her back."
"Well," he said to the group of friends still gathered around him, "It sounds like Delaney has certainly found her footing in life." He raised his glass in a mock toast. "To strong, independent women everywhere!"
His words were met with nods and smiles from the others, but Patch knew that his true audience was Delaney herself. He wanted her to hear his words, to understand that he respected and admired her for who she had become.
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"As the night wore on, Patch continued to subtly flirt with Delaney, finding excuses to touch her or share glances filled with hidden meaning. He knew that he had to tread carefully; push too hard and she might close herself off completely. Instead, he focused on building an emotional connection through their shared past and mutual respect."
At one point, when a slow song started playing, Patch offered his hand to Delaney. "Care to dance?" he asked softly. She hesitated for a moment before finally accepting his invitation. As they moved together on the dance floor, their bodies brushing against each other in time with the music, Patch couldn't help
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but feel a surge of hope that perhaps she was starting to see him differently.
As the song ended, Patch leaned in close to whisper in her ear, "You know, I've always loved the way you dance... it's like no one else is in the room when you move." His breath tickled her earlobe, sending shivers down her spine.
For a moment, Delaney seemed lost in thought before responding softly, "Thank you, Peter." There was an undeniable warmth in her voice that made Patch's heart race with anticipation.
The rest of the night passed in a blur of conversation and dancing, with P
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atch and Delaney finding themselves drawn back together time and again. As the party started to wind down, Patch took advantage of a quiet moment to press his luck further.
"Delaney," he began, his voice low and urgent, "I know things didn't end well between us before... but I can't deny that there's still something there. Something I haven't been able to shake." He hesitated for a moment before continuing, "If you ever feel the same way, if you ever want to explore what might have been... I'm here."
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"You are a very shallow man Peter." she said softly, her eyes full of melancholy. A deep sadness that the years had not been able to erase. "Now that I am more attractive, more successful, you want to pay attention to me. You dumped me remember. I loved you, flaws and all. In fact I worshipped you but I wasn't enough. Now that I am all beautiful and in your social standard I am suddenly good enough. It's insulting." she smiled sadly "Yes, my body remembers yours, I miss your touch, your smell, your voice. I don't miss being seen as beneath you." she whispered.
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Patch felt a pang of guilt in his chest, realizing that he had indeed been selfish and superficial in their relationship. He had taken Delaney for granted, assuming that her love for him would be enough to keep her by his side. Now, seeing her success and beauty, he was simply attracted to the new package.
"Delaney, I'm sorry," Patch said sincerely, taking her hand gently in his. "I was wrong. I let my own insecurities and ego get in the way of what we had. I should have valued you for who you were, not just for how you looked."
He leaned closer, his eyes meeting hers with genuine emotion. "
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"I do care about you, Delaney," he confessed softly. "More than I ever thought possible. And if there's any chance for us... I want to make it right. Prove to you that I can be better."
There was a long silence as Delaney considered his words, her expression unreadable. Finally, she sighed and looked into Patch's eyes. "Alright, Peter," she said slowly. "You have one chance to show me that you've changed. One chance to prove your love isn't just about how much I've grown since we were together."
Patch felt a surge of hope at her words, knowing that this
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moment could make or break their future. "I promise, Delaney," he replied earnestly. "I'll do everything in my power to show you that I love you for who you are, not just for what you can be."
With that, Patch leaned in and kissed her softly, a gentle but passionate expression of his feelings. As they pulled apart, he looked into her eyes with an intensity that spoke volumes.
"Let's start over," he said quietly. "Just you and me. No pretenses, no expectations. Just pure, unfiltered love."
Delaney hesitated for a moment, then nodded slowly. "Okay, Peter," she whispered, her voice filled with
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hope and uncertainty. "Let's give this another chance."
Over the following weeks, Patch made good on his promise. He treated Delaney with the respect and admiration she deserved, showing her that he valued her for more than just her looks. They rekindled their relationship slowly, exploring each other's passions and interests, and building a strong foundation of trust and understanding.
In bed, their connection was electric. Patch's touch sent shivers down Delaney's spine, while her own caresses ignited a fire within him. Their lovemaking was intimate and passionate, filled with tender moments and heated desires.
As they grew closer, Patch realized that
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his feelings for Delaney were deeper than he could have ever imagined. She had captured his heart not just with her beauty, but with her strength, resilience, and unyielding love.
One night, while they were cuddling after making love, Patch looked into Delaney's eyes and knew that he couldn't hold back any longer. "Delaney," he whispered, his voice filled with emotion. "I love you. Not just because you're beautiful or successful, but because you're you. You make me a better man, and I want nothing more than to spend the rest of my life proving it to you."
Tears wel
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led up in Delaney's eyes as she looked into Patch's sincere gaze. She knew then that he was telling the truth, and that his feelings for her were real.
"I love you too, Peter," she whispered back, her voice barely audible above their ragged breaths. "With all my heart."
And from that moment on, they were inseparable. Their love grew stronger with each passing day, and they faced whatever challenges life threw at them together, knowing that they had found their perfect partner in one another. And so, Patch and Delaney lived happily ever after, their love a testament to the power of redemption and the beauty of second chances.
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