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She returns from a lazy nap and deliberately leaves the socks on, the thin cotton molded to the curve of her feet. The little hints — a peek of ankle, the faint scent of day-worn fabric, the way the sock clings as she shifts — invite a slow, indulgent imagination. Watching her settle, you savor the quiet intimacy of soft arches and slightly rumpled hosiery, the delicious tease of something private kept just for you. It’s not about urgency but the long, simmering attention: toes flexing beneath fabric, the gentle rubbing of soles against couch cushions, the promise of closer inspection when she finally rises. This is about savoring texture, warmth, and the delicious, knowing pause between desire and consent. |