And why do you've have to be so grabby? Jesus.I like the way you feel against me, he said.
In "Wicked" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the tension between two characters is palpable, highlighted by a moment of intimacy. One character questions the other's assertive behavior, expressing a mix of frustration and desire through their words. This reveals a deep emotional connection, even as they grapple with each other's boundaries.
The underlying affection in their dialogue shows that amidst conflict, there is a longing for closeness. The comment about physical touch signifies a complex relationship dynamic where both characters are drawn to each other, balancing between playfulness and intensity as they navigate their feelings.
