Papai-e-mamãe em casa fodendo duro na buceta molhada preta

She was everything I never knew I needed. Her presence wasn't loud, but it filled every room. I met her on an ordinary day, but nothing felt ordinary since. Her laughter was like a secret melody, the kind that stays with you long after you've heard it. Every word she spoke carried warmth, like a blanket on a cold night. When she smiled, the world seemed a little softer, a little brighter. She didn't need to be the center of attention. She was content in the quiet moments, where we'd sit together, her head resting on my shoulder, saying nothing but understanding everything. She loved the little things: the way raindrops raced down windows, the smell of fresh coffee, and how the sunlight danced through the trees at dusk. It was through her eyes that I learned to appreciate those things, too. With her, I felt seen, known, and cherished. She didn't complete me because I was already whole. But she added a layer of magic to my world, the kind that made life fee