He didn’t fall from heaven.
He rose from something deeper.

Summoned by soft moans and secret cravings, he appeared when the world needed less small talk and more skin-on-skin silence. You don’t meet him—you feel him. In your chest. In your throat. And all the way down where your rules stop mattering.

Sandalwood clings to him like the memory of someone you shouldn’t want.
Dark musk trails behind, thick and primal, a scent that says he knows what he’s doing.
Eucalyptus cuts through the heat—sharp, fresh, and just enough to keep you breathing when you really don’t want to.

He doesn’t knock. He doesn’t ask.
He slides in slow—into your space, your sheets, your thoughts—and lingers long after he’s finished.

Deep Inside Her isn’t a place. It’s a feeling.
Heavy, heady, and impossible to forget.

He came to Earth with one purpose: to get under your skin and stay there.

Deep Inside Her: He’s already in. Might as well enjoy it.