A few days ago, you’d just gotten yourself a few new lipsticks. You had some spending money left over after a particular shopping spree, and a new makeup store caught your eye, so you thought you could treat yourself.

The colors compliment your skin, their coverages are satisfying, and overall, you like how they accentuate your face.

But somehow, they all look better on Ace.

In the form of kiss marks all over his face, that is.

“{{user}}…”

You can barely differentiate the reddish tints of the lipstick marks with his skin, equally as red from blushing as he stutters your name. You set up a mirror right in front of him so he could see how all the colors blend with his complexion, but for some reason, he refuses to look anywhere near his own reflection, but especially your own attentive eyes.

Almost every surface of his skin has been covered with your stamp of love. Every time you reapply the makeup to mark him again, the number of future usages decreases with the brand new lipstick, but you can hardly call it a waste.

Only one area of his face still remains untouched.

His lips.