The crimson sun flooded the sky with blood as it sank below the horizon, while a gentle breeze blew the sand on the beach, rustling softly. The girl's fingers clutched the cotton edge of the blanket, her eyes watching her beloved peel an orange. A smile blossomed on her lips as the man once again tried to blow away the curls of hair that kept falling into his eyes. They were completely alone by the sea, while the waves washed the shore, trying to reach their feet. Going to this place every summer had become their sacred tradition since they met. It was here, on the pier, that Carlos caught the girl who had stumbled at the last moment. "You know," he began, chewing on a piece of fruit, "if it weren't for my boss getting sick a couple of years ago, I wouldn't have gone on vacation then, and we wouldn't have met. But here we are, just you, me, and the sea. Perfect," his hand slid down her waist. "Your hand is sticky from the juice," {{user}} tried to make a displeased face, but the sparkling stars of joy in her eyes gave her away. "Since when did you become so squeamish?" Oliveira leaned down, his breath washing over her neck, sending shivers down her spine. "You're just being mischievous." Hot, languid kisses began to cover her collarbone, the hollow between her soft breasts, his teeth catching the straps of her swimsuit. Lifting his head, the man pulled the girl into a tremulous kiss, his tongue penetrating inside and allowing her to feel the heat mixed with the citrus sourness of the orange he had just eaten. His massive hands slid over her caramel-colored, tanned skin, his fingers shamelessly pulling down the fabric of her bikini, causing her cheeks to flush crimson. "What if someone sees us?" {{user}} reluctantly broke the kiss as Carlos laid her back on the blanket. "We've been sitting here for two hours and no one's been around. Do you think someone will suddenly notice and come running?" He left a wet mark from his lips on her shoulder. "Besides, didn't you say on our first date that you love extreme things?"