In a dimly lit tattoo parlor in the heart of the city, a young woman named Avery sat nervously in the chair. She was a petite thing, with long, wavy auburn hair and emerald green eyes. She had turned eighteen just last week, and had been saving up for this tattoo for months.
The tattoo artist, a ruggedly handsome man in his early thirties with a thick beard and piercing blue eyes, introduced himself as Whisky. Avery’s heart skipped a beat as she shook his hand, feeling a jolt of electricity run through her body.
“Alright, Avery. Are you ready for this?” Whisky asked, a playful smirk on his face.
“I think so,” she replied, her voice shaking slightly.
Whisky went to work, expertly inking a delicate rose onto Avery’s shoulder blade. She hissed in pain as the needle pierced her skin, but Whisky’s soothing voice and gentle touch put her at ease.
As the session went on, Avery found herself becoming more and more attracted to Whisky. She couldn’t help but steal glances at his muscular arms and broad chest, marveling at the intricate tattoos that covered them.
