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Lips or Reading: trade a book for my lips; one of our muses has been really invested in a book all dayâŠthe other muse feels the need to steal said book away and retrieve his/her kisses.
"BabyâŠ" He whines, nuzzling into Puffâs neck and peppering small kisses. She smells like his shampoo and her thick sweater makes her perfect for cuddling. Kibum likes it, a lot. "Would you really rather read about fictional characters making out than just make out with me?â
"Oppa, this is the newest volume. I canât miss out." Puff replies with her lip in her teeth, keeping back giggles when he huffs against her neck. She snuggles back more into his hold, dropping a hand to trace his possessive arms. "Wait for me, Iâm nearly done."
Kibum grumbles to himself but doesnât protest, knowing this is the price he has to pay for dating a book worm. He keeps himself entertained by reading along with her, nose scrunching at the naivety of the main character.
"Why would you date a teacher anyway? Sheâs gonna get the guy fired and then lose interest after a month or two." He tuts, shaking his head in disapproval.
"Thatâs what people would do for love, Bummie." Puff explains to deaf ears, her boyfriend eagerly eyeing the end of the comic. "Plus, heâs cute."
Kibum makes a face and a groan, reaching out to push the book away because heâs tired of waiting. To his delight Puff doesnât argue and turns over to sit in his lap, a pretty smile gracing her lips as she leans in for a sweet kiss. He responds eagerly, having missed these delicious lips all morning, feeling his girlfriendâs arm curl around his neck. They tangle together and he pulls her chest against his, melting into the moment, keeping his girl close. When he breaks the kiss to decorate her smooth neck he can breath in her scent, sweet and addictive, but when his eyes fall on the place where the comic should be he sees an empty space. Instantly he sits back, Puff blinking at him innocently as her free hand still holds the book.
"Yah! Youâre still reading?!"
Puff erupts and he pushes her to the opposite end of the couch so she can finish her book and he can sulk alone.















