LOGINSophia Bennett
The words echoed in my head like a filthy refrain I couldn’t silence: I am going to suck a dick.
I was kneeling on the bed in nothing but the thin tank top that had ridden up my hips, my hands wrapped around a stranger’s waist. My cheek hovered so close to the sharp cut of muscle disappearing beneath the dangerous white towel that I could feel the heat radiating from his skin. In any other circumstance, I would never have done this. No amount of alcohol, no depth of desperation, could have pushed me to my knees like this in real life. Even with Ethan—when he refused to touch me, when he finished in under two minutes and left me aching and unsatisfied—I had never begged. I had simply turned away, swallowed my frustration, and pretended it didn’t matter. I had my pride. I had boundaries.
But this wasn’t real life. This was a dream, and my body was screaming for it.
My skin felt too tight, my pulse throbbed between my legs, and every breath dragged like fire through my lungs. I wasn’t craving a drink tonight. I was craving release. I needed to be touched, ruined, devoured—anything to forget the mess my waking life had become. Something was very wrong with me for wanting this so badly, or maybe, for the first time in months, something was finally right.
He was older than me. I registered that even through the haze of the dream. Tall, broad-shouldered, carved from every dark fantasy I had never dared admit I possessed. His presence filled the room, heavy and commanding. The way he looked down at me made something deep in my belly clench hard—predator and prey, and I was willingly walking into his jaws. I had only ever seen one man naked in real life: Ethan. Pale, average, quick to soften. This stranger was something else entirely. The thick outline beneath the towel left no room for doubt. My mouth went dry.
“So big…” The words slipped out before I could stop them, barely more than a whisper.
Please don’t let me wake up yet.
I needed this. I needed to feel wanted. Needed to be fucked so thoroughly that the ache inside me finally quieted. My fingers trembled as I reached for the edge of the towel. The moment my mouth brushed against the warm, taut skin just above his hip, he shifted. The movement was subtle, controlled, but it sent a jolt through me. Then, without warning, he stepped back. My balance faltered. We tumbled together onto the mattress, his weight pressing me down for one dizzying second before he braced himself above me.
I stared up at him, heart hammering against my ribs. He studied my face with an intensity that made my thighs press together instinctively. His voice, low and rough, cut through the charged silence.
“How old are you?”
The question jarred me. I tried to twist away from it, from the sudden clarity in his eyes, but his hand caught my chin, gentle yet unyielding.
“I won’t repeat myself,” he said. “Answer the question.”
Something inside me responded instantly to that tone—calm, authoritative, impossible to ignore. My skin tingled. My voice came out small, almost breathless.
“Twenty-three.”
He leaned back slightly, releasing my chin. His fingers raked through his dark hair as he exhaled. “Twenty-three,” he muttered to himself, the words carrying a note of dark amusement, almost indifference, as if the number both surprised and intrigued him.
For a moment, the dream felt dangerously close to shattering. I could sense the weight of reality hovering just outside the edges, waiting to pull me back. But I didn’t want to leave. Not yet. My body was alive in a way it hadn’t been in years—every nerve singing, every inch of me aware of him. The hard planes of his chest, the corded muscle in his arms, the unmistakable evidence of his arousal still straining against the towel that had somehow stayed in place during our fall.
I reached for him again, bolder now, my palm sliding over the warm skin of his abdomen. He didn’t stop me. Instead, his gaze darkened, dropping to my lips, then lower. The air between us thickened, heavy with unspoken promise. I could feel the tension coiling in him, matching the desperate need twisting inside me.
Memories of Ethan flickered unwanted through my mind—his hesitant touches, his quick release, the way I had always faked satisfaction just to spare his ego. This man was nothing like that. Even in a dream, I could tell he would take his time. He would ruin me in the best possible way, and I wanted every second of it.
My fingers tugged at the towel. It slipped lower, revealing more of him—thick, heavy, intimidating. My breath caught. Heat flooded my cheeks and pooled lower, slick and insistent. I had never wanted to taste someone so badly. Never imagined I could feel this shameless, this hungry.
He watched me, eyes half-lidded, a faint smirk playing at the corner of his mouth. “You sure you can handle this, little girl?”
The challenge in his voice sent another shiver racing down my spine. I didn’t answer with words. Instead, I leaned in, pressing a slow, open-mouthed kiss just below his navel, tasting salt and skin and raw masculine heat. His muscles tensed beneath my lips. A low sound rumbled in his chest—approval, warning, hunger.
I wanted to lose myself here. In this dream. In him. To forget the empty apartment waiting for me, the failed relationship, the long nights spent wondering what was wrong with me. Here, I wasn’t the careful, composed Sophia Bennett who always did the right thing. I was something wilder. Something that craved the filth and the pleasure and the surrender.
His hand slid into my hair, not guiding, not yet—just resting there, a heavy promise. My heart stuttered with anticipation. Every second stretched, delicious and torturous. I could feel him throbbing close to my cheek, so close I could almost taste him.
I looked up one last time, meeting those intense eyes that seemed to see straight through me. At that moment, all hesitation burned away.
I guess I would go raw this time around since there are no condoms.
Sophia BennettI stepped out of the taxi into the late morning sun, pressing a few bills into the driver’s hand with a murmur of thanks. The estate stretched before me like something out of a glossy magazine—manicured lawns rolling toward a sprawling colonial mansion, white columns gleaming, gardens blooming in perfect symmetry. It was the kind of home people dreamed about, the kind that whispered old money and unshakeable security. A gift from Ethan to my parents, part of the grand transaction that was supposed to culminate in our wedding. The thought turned my stomach as I walked up the wide stone path, my heels clicking against the pavement like a countdown to confrontation.I had expected shouting the moment I crossed the threshold—my father’s booming voice demanding explanations, my mother fluttering around with her practiced concern that never quite reached her eyes. Instead, the house was eerily quiet. I pushed open the heavy front door and stepped into the familiar foyer, the
Damien BlackwoodI pushed through the hotel’s revolving doors and into the sharp morning light, the city’s energy already humming around me like a well-oiled machine. There, at the curb, waited the familiar black sedan, polished to a mirror finish. Austin stood beside it, ever reliable, holding the rear door open with the quiet precision that defined him. He had been with me longer than most, a man in his mid-fifties whose calm demeanor and sharp mind had proven invaluable through countless crises. I gave him a brief nod and slid into the cool leather interior. The door shut with a solid, satisfying click, sealing off the outside world.“Morning, sir,” Austin said as he pulled into traffic. “What about Chase?”I settled back, adjusting my cufflinks. “He took the wrong keycard last night. Showed up late to the penthouse assignment. I put him in trash detail this morning—full cleanup, inventory, the works. He’ll be early from now on, or he won’t be working for me at all.”Austin’s eyes
Sophia BennettMy face burned as if I’d been slapped, the heat spreading down my neck and across my entire body until even my fingertips felt scorched. Embarrassment choked me like a too-tight collar, making it hard to draw a full breath. I sat on the edge of the massive bed, the sheet clutched desperately to my chest, wishing the floor would open up and swallow me whole. God, I hated this. I hated the sticky evidence of last night clinging to my skin, hated the faint ache between my thighs that served as a humiliating reminder, and most of all, hated the polished stranger standing a respectful distance away, envelope in hand, watching me with careful, professional detachment.“Name your price,” he said again, his voice smooth and unwavering.I stared at him, anger cutting through the shame like a knife. “Do I look like a sex worker to you?” The words flew out sharper than I intended, laced with disbelief and rising fury. My voice cracked slightly on the last syllable, betraying how c
Sophia BennettThe morning sunlight sliced through the room like an unwelcome intruder, painting everything in harsh golds and forcing me to squint against its glare. I let out a heavy sigh, rolling over in the unfamiliar bed, my body heavy with the remnants of sleep and something far more unsettling. “Babe, close the curtains, Ethan,” I mumbled, my voice thick and groggy. “Ethan?”No answer. Just the soft hum of air conditioning and the distant murmur of city life far below.“Are you done with your dream? Are you awake now?” The voice was deep, calm, and completely wrong. Not Ethan’s.My eyes snapped open. I turned slowly, and the world tilted on its axis. A man stood by the tall window, silhouetted against the bright morning light. He was tall, broad-shouldered, with dark hair tousled just enough to look effortlessly perfect. His features were sharp—strong jaw, piercing eyes, the kind of face that belonged in magazines or on billboards, not in whatever fevered hallucination this was
Sophia BennettI froze the moment the words left his mouth. The heat that had been consuming me, the desperate ache between my legs, everything stuttered to a halt as Damien’s low, commanding voice cut through the haze.“Are you a virgin?”The question hung in the air like a challenge. My heart slammed against my ribs. I lay there beneath him, breasts still exposed from where he’d yanked my bra down, my panties somewhere on the floor, my body slick and trembling with need. He was watching me too closely, those dark eyes searching my face as if he could peel back every secret I’d ever kept.He asked again, slower this time, his voice rough with restraint. “Are you a virgin, Sophia?”“No,” I whispered, the single word barely audible. Heat rushed to my cheeks. I wasn’t—not technically—but the way he was looking at me made me feel exposed in a way that had nothing to do with being naked.His gaze dropped between my thighs, where his fingers had just been buried deep inside me, stretching
Damien BlackwoodI wasn’t the kind of man who acted on impulse. Discipline had built everything I owned—my empire, my reputation, my control. I stuck to my decisions and lived by my rules. One of the most important: I didn’t fuck women without protection. No exceptions. Ever.Yet here I was, standing over the bed with my cock throbbing so hard it bordered on painful. Twenty-three. The number echoed in my skull as I looked down at the woman lying beneath me—Sophia. Seventeen years between us. A gap wide enough to remind me this was reckless, but not wide enough to kill the hunger roaring through my veins. I hadn’t felt this kind of raw, primal need in years. My body was betraying every careful principle I’d built.I placed one knee on the mattress beside her, bracing my hand near her hip without touching her yet. Clarity first. Always clarity.“Do I have your consent?” My voice came out low, rough.She nodded quickly, eyes glassy with want.“Use your words,” I commanded. “Not your head







