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“And Then, Berlin”
(pages I never sent you)

It starts in the body, always.
Before the words.
Before the want.
A knowing.

You noticed me, didn’t you?
Not because I was loud —
but because I wasn’t.

I never enter a room to be seen.
But if you catch me — really catch me — you’ll see how my skin blushes unevenly along my collarbone,
how my right hip sits slightly higher than the left,
how my breasts press against cotton not to provoke, but to breathe.

My body isn’t curated.
It remembers.
The curve of my thighs wasn’t built — it arrived, quietly, across years of resisting the urge to disappear.
And my voice — low, hoarse in the morning, honey-warm by evening — never asks to be liked.
It simply speaks.

If we met in Berlin, it would not be during the day.

This city doesn’t bloom until after dark.
She’s not romantic.
She’s not trying.
She opens like an argument you didn’t see coming.

I’d take you to that small, hidden bar in Kreuzberg — no signage, just red light behind fogged glass.
You’d hear the bass before you felt it.
I wouldn’t talk much.
But I’d sit close enough that you’d know exactly when to stop pretending you weren’t listening.

Later — when the streets grew empty and even the trams had gone quiet —
we’d walk.
No destination.
Just the sound of your breath adjusting to mine.

My apartment is nothing. White walls, wood floors, one lamp that flickers when the radiator kicks in.
But it knows how to hold silence.
And so do I.

I don’t undress to tempt.
I remove fabric the way you take off a thought that no longer serves you.
It isn’t a striptease show.
It’s a return.
To body. To breath.
To that moment where looking becomes touching without needing hands.

When I press into you — not for effect, but to anchor —
you’ll understand:
I’m not offering pleasure.
I’m offering presence.
A kind of attention that doesn’t ask for anything back.

Call it erotic massage, if you must.
Call it escort Berlin, if that gives you shape.
But you’ll leave knowing there are no correct words for what I do with my hands.
And even fewer for what I undo with my silence.

I won’t follow up.
I won’t ask how you slept.

But I’ll know —
when you find your reflection later, days or years from now —
that something will have shifted.
Slightly.
Deliberately.
Like me.