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The Forgotten Melody

In a quaint village nestled between rolling hills and dense forests, there stood an old, weathered house that had long been abandoned. The villagers often spoke in hushed tones about the eerie melodies that would drift from its broken windows during moonlit nights. Some believed it was haunted; others thought it was merely the wind playing tricks.<br><br>Elena, a young and curious pianist from the village, had always been intrigued by these tales. One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon and painted the sky in hues of orange and purple, she decided to uncover the truth. Armed with her courage and a lantern, she approached the creaking house.<br><br>Pushing open the heavy wooden door, Elena was met with a symphony of dust motes dancing in the fading light. The air was thick with the scent of aged wood and forgotten memories. As she ventured further, her eyes caught sight of an antique grand piano, its surface cloaked in a thick layer of dust.<br><br>Compelled by an unseen force, Elena approached the instrument and brushed her fingers over the keys. To her astonishment, the piano was perfectly tuned. She sat down and began to play a melody that had been echoing in her mind since childhood—a tune her grandmother used to hum but whose origin was unknown to her.<br><br>As the notes filled the room, a soft, ethereal glow emanated from the piano. Before her eyes, a translucent figure materialized—a woman with kind eyes and a gentle smile. Elena's fingers froze on the keys, her heart pounding.<br><br>"Do not be afraid," the apparition spoke in a melodious voice. "I have been waiting for someone to remember."<br><br>"Who are you?" Elena managed to whisper.<br><br>"I am Isabella," the spirit replied. "Long ago, I was the pianist of this village. This melody you play was my own composition, one that I feared had been lost to time."<br><br>Elena's mind raced. Her grandmother had often spoken of a gifted pianist named Isabella who had vanished mysteriously decades ago.<br><br>"How can I help you?" Elena asked, her voice filled with compassion.<br><br>"By sharing this melody with the world," Isabella said. "It was my life's work, and through it, I can find peace."<br><br>Tears welled in Elena's eyes as she nodded. "I promise."<br><br>From that day forward, Elena played Isabella's composition at every village gathering, ensuring that the forgotten melody would echo through generations. And with each performance, she felt Isabella's presence, a gentle reminder that music has the power to bridge even the deepest chasms of time.

Afternoon on the Balcony

Sofia leaned forward, her palms resting on the warm iron railing. Below, scooters buzzed through narrow alleys, and tourists snapped selfies without ever looking up. The golden sunlight clung to her skin like honey. Behind her, Aidan watched. She wore nothing but a thin silk robe, loosely tied at her waist. The breeze lifted it just enough to reveal the bottom curve of her ass, and the red lace thong she’d left on for exactly this reason. He hadn’t touched her yet — not since breakfast, when she’d whispered in his ear: I want you to take me outside. Now he was hard just looking at her. “You’re sure?” he asked again. Sofia turned her head slightly, dark hair catching the sun. “If you’re too scared, I can go back inside.” He was behind her in seconds. Aidan pressed his chest to her back, hand sliding over her hip, finding the tie of her robe and tugging it loose in one fluid motion. The fabric fell apart, revealing her completely. “You’re playing a dangerous game,” he murmured against her ear. “And you love it.” His hand dipped between her thighs. She was already wet — hot and ready and brazen. “Fuck, Sofia…” She arched her back, pushing her ass into him, grinding against his hardness through his sweats. “Right here,” she whispered. “I want to feel the sun when you fuck me.” He pulled his cock free, gripped the base, and guided it between her legs. No teasing. No games. Just one slow, deep thrust. Sofia’s head dropped forward, her mouth opening in a silent gasp. Aidan filled her completely, his hands gripping her hips like he might lose his mind. She clenched around him. “Don’t you dare stop,” she whispered, breath hitching. “Even if someone sees.” “Oh, sweetheart,” he growled, starting to move, “I hope they do.” He fucked her hard — rough, deep thrusts that made the balcony shake beneath their feet. Her moans were swallowed by the sounds of the city, masked just enough by traffic and voices to feel safe… but not completely. At one point, a man on a neighboring balcony lit a cigarette. He paused. Looked up. And smiled. Sofia didn’t stop. She locked eyes with him — not Aidan, but the stranger across the way — and came, her whole body convulsing in waves of reckless pleasure. Aidan followed seconds later, spilling inside her with a grunt and a shudder that rocked them both. After, she turned around, face flushed, hair wild. “We are definitely doing that again,” she said. Aidan just laughed, still catching his breath. “You’re fucking insane.” She kissed him hard. “And you love it.”