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Touch Therapy: Where Hands Go, Bodies Beg-Chapter 244: Room
The air inside the club was thick and electric, the energy almost predatory as midnight bled toward morning. With most of the Korean team gone, the lounge felt suddenly looser, the line between celebration and surrender dissolving in neon and bass. Min-kyung crossed her legs on the sofa, stretching out with the satisfied ease of someone who’d lived too many afterparties to care about the hour. Alina sat half on, half off Joon-ho’s lap, running her finger along the rim of his glass, the gesture absent but calculated, a lazy dare to anyone who might be watching.
Below, the dance floor was pure animal chaos—athletes and models tangled together, shirts unbuttoned, skirts hitched up, sweat gleaming everywhere. The DJ spun deeper, dirtier tracks, house music with a spine of reggaeton that pulsed through bone and blood. Couples made out against the speakers, a ring of swimmers shirtless at the bar, a knot of Spanish girls in glitter heels laughing as they took shots and ground against each other, hair flying in wild arcs.
Ji-hye watched it all, her skin tingling from the heat, the rhythm, the sense of being somewhere no one would ever expect her to be. Her drink was mostly ice now, but Min-kyung replaced it with something stronger, the rim painted with salt and lime. "You’re allowed to have fun, you know," Min-kyung teased, nudging her with her hip.
Ji-hye smirked, glancing away. "Easy for you to say. You’re not the one whose coach will see every photo tomorrow."
Min-kyung scoffed. "Please, half those girls down there are going to win medals and headlines. Besides, you’ve earned a little sin, haven’t you?"
Alina leaned in, her lips at Ji-hye’s ear. "Tonight, you are not athlete. Tonight, you are just beautiful." She kissed the shell of her ear, laughter bubbling from her throat as Ji-hye blushed and shivered.
Joon-ho caught Ji-hye’s gaze from across the sofa, his expression fond but dark with want. He said nothing, but his presence was a promise in itself.
Suddenly, the crowd below erupted—someone had started a dance-off, a circle forming with whoops and shrieks. Min-kyung grabbed Ji-hye’s wrist, hauling her to her feet. "Come on! You only get one first Barcelona."
"I can’t—!" Ji-hye protested, but it was half-hearted; something in the music, the fever, was irresistible.
Alina followed, pressing herself between Ji-hye and Min-kyung as they wove through the crowd. The dance floor was a living, breathing thing—bodies grinding, arms raised, mouths searching for anything warm. Alina led the way, hips moving in lazy circles, daring stares from every direction. She and Min-kyung locked eyes, laughter and challenge, and began to dance, slow and filthy, hands in each other’s hair, bodies moving like they’d done this together for years.
Ji-hye hesitated at the edge, heart pounding, then let Min-kyung pull her in. For a moment, it was awkward—she moved stiffly, unsure what to do with her hands, how to let go. But Min-kyung pressed up behind her, hips grinding, arms looping around her waist, and whispered, "Just feel it. Don’t think."
Alina spun in front, facing Ji-hye, hands gliding up her arms, fingers entwining. "Let the music move you. That’s all."
Between them, Ji-hye surrendered. The world narrowed to heat and skin and rhythm—Alina’s body brushing against her front, Min-kyung warm and solid behind, their hands everywhere, their laughter wicked. Alina pressed their foreheads together, their noses almost touching. "So beautiful," she whispered, lips brushing the corner of Ji-hye’s mouth.
The girls danced close, moving together in a slow, sensual wave—Alina’s thigh sliding between Ji-hye’s legs, Min-kyung’s fingers tracing circles over her hips. They laughed as they moved, sometimes facing each other, sometimes sandwiching Ji-hye between them, the line between play and temptation blurring with every passing beat. The lights spun in dizzy patterns, shadows flickering over flushed skin. All around them, other couples had already crossed lines—tongues in mouths, hands inside shirts, the air thick with want.
Joon-ho watched from the sidelines, jaw tight, eyes hooded with hunger and admiration. He looked dangerous, a little untouchable, and more than one woman eyed him with naked interest. But his gaze never left Ji-hye, tracking her every movement, as if by will alone he could anchor her through every wild sway.
When the DJ dropped into a slow, grinding track, Alina leaned in, her mouth brushing Ji-hye’s ear. "You need something more private, yes? The night is young, and you’re just getting started."
Ji-hye blinked, breathless. Min-kyung wrapped both arms around her, resting her chin on Ji-hye’s shoulder. "You ready for the real party?" she murmured, her tone both teasing and deeply inviting.
Alina was already flagging the floor manager—a man with a trimmed beard and a sly smile, who lit up at her approach. They exchanged a few words in Russian and Spanish; Alina’s arm draped over his shoulder, her laugh sharp and low. He kissed her on both cheeks, then beckoned for them to follow, making a joke about "the prettiest girls in the club needing the prettiest room." He glanced at Joon-ho, raising his eyebrows. "You lucky, Doctor. Three muses, one night. You all want the best?"
"Only the best," Alina replied with a wink.
They climbed a narrow staircase, the music softening but never fading, replaced by the hum of private secrets. The manager unlocked a discreet door at the top and swept his arm out with a little bow. "For you. Enjoy, but—try not to break the sofa, okay?"
The suite was pure decadence—low lights, velvet couches, a mirrored table piled with napkins and glasses, a wall of smoky glass overlooking the dance floor below. The room buzzed with its own private energy, a cocoon of luxury and anticipation. Ji-hye’s skin prickled; here, it felt like anything could happen.
A waitress swept in with a tray—crystal flutes of champagne, more cocktails, a small silver ice bucket. She glanced at the women, eyes lingering, and smiled knowingly as she retreated, shutting the door behind her.
Alina wandered to the window, pressing her palms to the glass. "It’s like a stage. They can’t see us, but we see everything." She caught Ji-hye’s gaze in the reflection. "Want to watch, or do you want to play?"
Ji-hye’s voice was soft, honest. "I don’t know. I’ve never done anything like this."
Min-kyung slid up behind her, fingers trailing along Ji-hye’s bare arms. "That’s why you have us. We’ll take care of you." She kissed Ji-hye’s shoulder, then let her tongue trace a slow line to the curve of her neck. Ji-hye shivered, torn between embarrassment and the slow curl of excitement blooming low in her belly.
Joon-ho lounged on the sofa, arms spread, watching the scene unfold, his eyes heavy-lidded and full of promise. Alina strode over, her heels clicking, then—with the grace of a dancer—climbed onto his lap, straddling him, facing forward so her back pressed to his chest. "Close your eyes," she murmured, pulling his hands to her waist.
He obliged, a faint smile tugging at his mouth. Alina glanced at the women. "If he’s good, maybe he gets a prize."
Min-kyung nudged Ji-hye’s chin, making her face her. "It’s just us now. Barcelona never tells."
She started unzipping her dress, slow and theatrical, eyes never leaving Ji-hye’s face. The fabric slipped off her shoulders, sliding down her arms to pool around her hips, revealing soft, pale skin and a delicate black bra. Alina followed suit—unhooking her own dress with practiced fingers, baring herself in lacy red, the color of sin. Ji-hye swallowed hard, cheeks burning, unable to look away.
Alina caught her gaze, eyes soft. "Come here, dorogaya. We show you how." Her voice was both gentle and wicked, coaxing and bold.
Min-kyung stood behind Ji-hye, fingers working the zipper of her dress, whispering in her ear, "You’re safe. Let it go." The dress slipped off, leaving Ji-hye in her matching set—simple but beautiful, her skin glowing in the low light.
Alina slid off Joon-ho’s lap, crossing the room in long, slow steps. She reached for Ji-hye’s hand, tugging her close. Their lips met, slow at first, tasting, teasing. Ji-hye’s breath caught—Alina’s mouth was sweet and insistent, tongue brushing hers, hands gliding down her sides.
Min-kyung pressed close behind, her hands wrapping around Ji-hye’s waist, lips finding the curve of her neck. She murmured soft encouragement, teeth grazing skin, making Ji-hye gasp and lean back.
Joon-ho, aroused by the scene, stood and closed the distance, reaching for Alina’s waist and drawing her in for a fierce, hungry kiss, their bodies pressed tight. Alina moaned, arms winding around his neck, her ass grinding against him.
Min-kyung guided Ji-hye down onto the plush sofa, straddling her lap, her fingers tangling in Ji-hye’s hair as she kissed her deep and slow. Alina and Joon-ho joined them, Alina’s hands stroking Ji-hye’s thighs, Joon-ho’s lips finding her shoulder, her jaw, every inch that was offered.
The four of them tangled together—bare skin, tangled limbs, hungry mouths, moans and laughter swirling. Ji-hye lost herself in sensation: Alina’s breasts pressing to her back, Min-kyung’s tongue tracing her collarbone, Joon-ho’s hands steady and strong, fingers stroking her side.
Between kisses, Alina murmured, "You’re beautiful, you know? You feel so good."
Min-kyung, mouth hot against Ji-hye’s ear, whispered, "Let go. Tonight’s yours."
Ji-hye arched up, surrendering—her shyness drowned in heat, every nerve ending singing. She pressed her lips to Alina’s, then Min-kyung’s, then found Joon-ho’s gaze and pulled him down for a kiss that tasted like freedom, like summer, like the city at its wildest.
They fell together, a knot of bodies on velvet, the night spinning around them, the world narrowed to pleasure and laughter and the shared promise of forgetting, just for now, everything but this.
Barcelona pulsed below, wild and lawless, but above the dance floor, with the city watching unseen, they gave themselves to the night—no secrets, no rules, only the press of skin and the heady rush of bodies coming alive, again and again.







