In a small Indonesian village, there lived a handsome tattoo artist named Raja. His chiseled jawline and muscular arms were the talk of the town, and his ink designs were unparalleled.
One day, a young woman named Ayu entered his shop. She had long, dark hair and curves that could make any man’s head turn. She wanted a tattoo to commemorate her 18th birthday.
Raja greeted her warmly and asked about her design preferences. Ayu showed him a sketch of a lotus flower, which symbolized beauty and strength in her culture. Raja admired her creativity and suggested a few modifications to enhance the design.
As he began to work on her arm, Raja couldn’t help but feel a growing attraction to Ayu. He stole glances at her as she watched him work, her eyes wide with excitement. He felt a stirring in his pants, but he knew he had to remain professional.
Ayu seemed to feel the chemistry too. She bit her lip as Raja traced the outline of the lotus flower, her breath quickening. She reached out to touch his arm, and Raja felt a jolt of electricity run through his body.
He looked up at Ayu, and their eyes met. Without a word, Raja leaned in and kissed her. Ayu responded eagerly, her tongue exploring his mouth.
