Hunter's stomach was perfection-each taut muscle tight and totally lickable. Not that I'd ever licked a man's stomach before, but now I got why someone would want to. I was in six-pack heaven.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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The protagonist in "Obsession" by Jennifer L. Armentrout is captivated by Hunter's physique, specifically admiring his perfectly toned abdomen. The narrator describes Hunter's stomach as ideal, highlighting the appeal of his well-defined muscles. This admiration sparks a playful thought about the desire to touch and explore his body, showcasing a mix of attraction and fascination.

This moment emphasizes the intensity of the attraction the narrator feels for Hunter, creating a vivid image of desire and longing. The mention of "six-pack heaven" suggests an overwhelming appreciation for physical beauty, illustrating how the narrator is enthralled by Hunter's appearance and the allure it holds for them.

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