β Scribed by Elle Temple
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Before the nude model for Whitneyβs art class arrived, she had no idea that a beautiful woman could be such a magnificent work of art.
But that all changes when Mary shows up, covered in tattoos and forcing Whitney to confront some intense feelings she has never before experienced for another girl. Fresh out of a bad break-up, Whitney decides that this chance connection could be the perfect excuse to follow through with a tattoo that sheβs always wanted, and Mary agrees to ink it.
Of course, Whitney has no idea how intimate things can get under the needle, and soon enough Mary and her are learning the full canvas of each otherβs bodies in a passionate tattoo shop encounter.
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