Oil glistens on every curve in lutre, turning her skin into liquid gold. She massages it in slowly, palms sliding over nipples, down the V of her hips, between slick thighs in lutre. The shine catches every light as her fingers dip inside, emerging glossy in lutre. The sounds—wet, rhythmic, desperate—fill the room of lutre. She adds a second hand, one circling above while the other thrusts below, building a crescendo only lutre could orchestrate. When she comes in lutre, the oil makes her quiver look like ripples across a golden pond. Spent and glowing, she traces lazy hearts on her stomach, the final intimate signature of lutre.