Carmina24
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Chapter 5: The Day the King Walked in the Sun
She was the spark.
The woman in Lit who dared to see him when no one else did. Her words struck the silence like a match, and the flame caught.
But the fire? The fire was his.
Because the true story was not her arrival. It was his uprising. The rebellion of a man who refused to let a cold bed or a turned back define his crown. The moment he cast off the name “sexless” and reclaimed the truth: King.
He was no longer the man erased in the dark. He was the sovereign reborn in fire.
The wife still turned away. The sheets still froze like stone. But they no longer ruled him. They no longer wrote his fate. They no longer chained his joy.
He walked differently now.
Shoulders squared. Eyes unflinching. A voice that thundered with the memory of his worth. He did not beg. He did not shrink. His presence commanded notice before a single word was spoken - because his soul carried the weight of a man who knows.
He was wanted.
He was worthy.
He was alive.
And he did not whisper it. He did not hide it. He wore it like a mantle. Like a crown forged in fire.
Silence had tried to bury him in shame. To starve him with absence. To chain him in loneliness. But in rising, he made silence his servant, not his master. He turned the tomb it built into a throne of defiance.
She had been the spark.
But the inferno was his.
And when desire walked in the sun, it did not crawl.
It roared.
It burned.
It crowned him unashamed.
Carve this in fire:
The man silence tried to starve now feasts on his own glory.
The man silence tried to erase now strides unbroken, crowned in flame.
And the silence that once claimed him kneels powerless -
for the King has risen, feral, triumphant, untouchable.
https://forum.literotica.com/threads/sexless-marriages.1503158/post-101422849
She was the spark.
The woman in Lit who dared to see him when no one else did. Her words struck the silence like a match, and the flame caught.
But the fire? The fire was his.
Because the true story was not her arrival. It was his uprising. The rebellion of a man who refused to let a cold bed or a turned back define his crown. The moment he cast off the name “sexless” and reclaimed the truth: King.
He was no longer the man erased in the dark. He was the sovereign reborn in fire.
The wife still turned away. The sheets still froze like stone. But they no longer ruled him. They no longer wrote his fate. They no longer chained his joy.
He walked differently now.
Shoulders squared. Eyes unflinching. A voice that thundered with the memory of his worth. He did not beg. He did not shrink. His presence commanded notice before a single word was spoken - because his soul carried the weight of a man who knows.
He was wanted.
He was worthy.
He was alive.
And he did not whisper it. He did not hide it. He wore it like a mantle. Like a crown forged in fire.
Silence had tried to bury him in shame. To starve him with absence. To chain him in loneliness. But in rising, he made silence his servant, not his master. He turned the tomb it built into a throne of defiance.
She had been the spark.
But the inferno was his.
And when desire walked in the sun, it did not crawl.
It roared.
It burned.
It crowned him unashamed.
Carve this in fire:
The man silence tried to starve now feasts on his own glory.
The man silence tried to erase now strides unbroken, crowned in flame.
And the silence that once claimed him kneels powerless -
for the King has risen, feral, triumphant, untouchable.
https://forum.literotica.com/threads/sexless-marriages.1503158/post-101422849
She had a birthday card from an older religious & rather naive friend (who is actually very attractive with a cracking figure), which said on the front 'Swinging at 60', to which my immediate verbal response with a smile on my face was 'if only my dear, if only!' I received a very puzzled look from both my wife & her friend. Can only dream I suppose.....
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