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Sophie Marie – Hilton Swindon

I remember the warmth of the Hilton’s bedside lamp brushing over my skin before Moroi even lifted the camera. That soft, honey-gold light always makes me feel a little bolder… like the room is leaning in to watch.

I climbed onto the bed slowly, letting my heels sink into the duvet just enough to make a whisper of sound. I knew he was watching the way the pink top slid off my shoulder, the way my hair spilled forward—so I gave him just a little more. A pause… a glance back over my shoulder… the kind of look that makes the moment linger.

“Don’t pose,” he said. “Just move how you feel.”

So I did.

I arched just slightly, enough for the light to chase a line down my back, enough for the soft fabric to shift in a way that felt like a secret being told in slow motion. My palms pressed into the sheets, grounding me as the room fell into that familiar hush—that unspoken electricity that happens right before the shutter clicks.

I let my expression settle into something playful, something that said, I know exactly what this light is doing… and I know exactly how you’re seeing me.

The air felt warm against my skin, my hair brushing along my shoulder as I turned toward the lens one last time. A slow breath. A teasing curl at the edge of my mouth.

I didn’t have to try.

All I had to do was feel the room…

and let the room feel me back.

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