That's what I want, he told me as he shifted, sliding his hand down my stomach, between my thighs.This is what I want. His hand folded over me, and my hips rose. And there are a lot of ways I want it. A lot of ways I'm going to make it mine.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In the quote from "The Return" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the protagonist expresses a deep yearning for connection and intimacy. The character describes an encounter that is both passionate and assertive, revealing a desire to explore physical and emotional boundaries. This moment highlights the protagonist's willingness to embrace vulnerability while also asserting control over their desires.

The repeated assertion of "this is what I want" emphasizes the intensity of the emotions involved and sets the scene for a dynamic interaction. It suggests that the character is not only ready to engage but is also eager to claim this experience in multiple ways, hinting at a complex interplay of power, desire, and personal agency in romantic relationships.

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