Living the Harem Life Volume 2: A MFFF+ Contemporary Short Story Collection by Henry Dall

Author:Henry Dall [Dall, Henry]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: anonymous
Published: 2025-06-14T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 2

Claire’s house transformed that night. The lights dimmed low, casting the familiar space in new shadows. Candles flickered everywhere—fat pillar candles in glass hurricanes on the mantle, clusters of tea lights tracing paths along the baseboards, their golden light dancing across the walls like fireflies at dusk. Jasmine and sandalwood incense threaded through the air, wrapping around us like an invisible embrace.

It wasn’t sexy. Not immediately.

It was sacred.

Jenny had worked her magic on the living room, draping silk fabrics across the ceiling to create a tent-like cocoon that caught the candlelight and diffused it into a warm glow. Marisa’s contribution came in the form of wildflowers—not formal arrangements but natural clusters that looked as though they’d grown right through the floorboards. Lisa’s music selection pulsed quietly through hidden speakers, slow rhythms that vibrated through me.

I paused at the threshold, taking it all in. Each element reflected the women who’d brought me to this moment. Claire’s elegant touch in the arrangement of candles—the same woman who’d first shown me that desire could be both powerful and tender. Jenny’s attention to comfort and emotional safety, creating a space where vulnerability felt like strength. Sophia’s precision in every detail, teaching me that pleasure was found in the meticulous moments between breaths.

Everything invited surrender.

Emily stood near the entryway, a vision in a cream-colored nightgown that brushed her bare feet. Her dark curls tumbled loose around her shoulders, catching amber highlights from the candles. Her hands fidgeted in front of her, fingers twisting together then releasing, unsure of their purpose. Her eyes darted around the room—taking in the candles, the music, the women who moved through the space with practiced ease.

Her gaze found mine, and the smile that bloomed across her face started small, hesitant, but reached her eyes with unmistakable warmth.

I crossed to her unhurried, giving her time to retreat if she needed. My heart pounded against my ribs as I approached. This wasn’t just another encounter—this was Emily’s first time. The weight of that trust settled on my shoulders, both heavy and exhilarating.

“You okay?” I asked, stopping just short of touching her.

She nodded once, then again with more certainty. “Yeah. Just... I’ve never done anything like this.”

“I know,” I replied, watching the candlelight play across her features. “That’s what makes it special.”

A nervous laugh escaped her. “I thought I’d feel embarrassed. Or terrified. But it’s strange—I’m actually excited.”

“That’s exactly how you should feel,” I said, stepping closer. The scent of her shampoo—something citrusy and clean—mingled with the room’s heavier notes. I reached up slowly and brushed a single curl from her cheek, my fingertips grazing her skin.

Her breath caught audibly.

“You look beautiful,” I told her, meaning every syllable.

“You look like trouble,” she whispered, a playful smile tugging at her lips.

“Maybe,” I murmured, leaning slightly closer until I could feel the warmth radiating from her skin. “But only the good kind.”

Behind us, the others moved with quiet purpose—lighting more candles, adjusting cushions, creating the perfect environment while giving us space. Their presence hummed in the background, supportive but unobtrusive.

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