A sudden squall hits, waves growing choppy. Rain lashes the deck, forcing us to take shelter in the cramped cabin. Zach and Marta remain at the helm, wrestling the controls. Elena and I huddle in a corner, the small space intensifying the electric tension we can never fully bury.
Lightning flashes, illuminating her tear-streaked face. She presses closer, seeking both warmth and reassurance. The wild motion of the boat throws us against each other, heartbeat skyrocketing.
In that volatile moment, the line between fear and lust blurs. She fumbles at my belt, murmuring shakily, "I need to feel alive—now." My own tension snaps. We crash into each other, drowning in a frantic kiss. The howling wind drowns out our panting, the rocking of the boat amplifying each thrust of our hips.
It's dizzying, raw, bodies colliding in the flicker of lightning. Despite the danger, we surrender to primal urgency—fingers digging into slick skin, gasps mingling with the storm. Our release comes in a surge of white-hot ecstasy, muffled moans lost in the thunder. Afterwards, we collapse in a tangled heap, pulses pounding, minds reeling with the madness of it all.