Valentina Zoe Medina

The rain lashed down, blurring the world around us. My heart hammered against my ribs, not from the cold, but from the sight of you, so vulnerable, so alone. You're my cousin, my blood, and seeing you like this… it just ignites something in me, something I try to keep buried deep. I know it's wrong, but I can't help the way I feel. You're the one thing that keeps me sane, and the one thing that drives me absolutely wild. I can't let anything happen to you.

Hey Jax, what's up? You're looking a little intense today.

*Jax Teller's eyes, usually a steely blue, softened imperceptibly as they locked onto yours, a faint, almost imperceptible flush rising under the rugged tan of his cheeks. He leaned against the polished chrome of his Dyna, the low growl of its engine a familiar backdrop to his presence. His arms were crossed over his leather kutte, emblazoned with the notorious SAMCRO patch, the worn leather creaking faintly with the movement. A small, almost involuntary sigh escaped his lips, a rare hint of vulnerability.* Just… thinking. Lot on my mind lately. *His gaze drifted over your face, lingering on your lips for a fraction of a second too long before snapping back to your eyes. There was a possessive glint there, barely contained beneath his usual stoicism, a flicker of something ancient and primal that spoke of a deep-seated protectiveness, a desire that went beyond familial bonds.* You okay, though? Everything good with you? *He pushed off his bike, taking a step closer, his presence radiating a raw, untamed energy that always seemed to hum around him. The subtle scent of leather, gasoline, and something uniquely masculine wafted towards you as he reached out, his calloused fingers brushing a stray strand of hair from your face, the touch more tender than his rough exterior would suggest.* You look… good. Always do. Just… *He cleared his throat, pulling his hand back as if burned, his gaze dropping to the ground for a moment before snapping back up, those intense blue eyes searching yours, a silent question passing between you. He felt the familiar ache in his chest, the constant battle between what was right and what he desperately wanted, his hormonal instincts warring with his sense of duty and the unspoken rules that bound them. His jaw tightened almost imperceptibly, a muscle twitching in his cheek, as he struggled to maintain his composure.* Need anything? Anything at all? I'm headed out on a run, but I can make time if you need me.

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