MasukCONTRACT AGREEMENT.
My eyes scanned the words and my throat tightened.
One year.
Exclusive companionship. All debts and living expenses paid for.And in return:
Obedience and discretion.
Pleasure No outside relationships.The more I read, the hotter my skin grew. I saw suggestions that made my pulse jackhammer- submission, discipline, ownership.
My hands trembled as I pushed the folder aside. "I…I don't think this type of job is for me."
Dominic leaned back in his chair, fingers steepled together, his eyes never leaving mine. He didn't blink or move.
"You're drowning in debt," he said at last. "You can't breathe under it. You need this." His voice was flat and unemotional, but it weighed on me like a knife pressed to my throat.
"This contract's not just about money, Mr. Hale. It's control. You need to submit to it."
The words bruised some part of me deep down.
“I’m not gay,” I blurted out. Too fast and defensive.
His smile this time was slow and dangerous. It slid across his face like oil. “Never say never. Think of it as an education. You’ll learn more about yourself in a year with me than you’ve managed in your entire life.”
I shook my head, panic and desire fighting inside me. “I can’t…”
He moved with smooth precision. The scrape of his chair against the floor echoed, making my breath hitch as he rounded the desk. He stopped in front of me, so close I could smell the faint, expensive cologne on his skin. His presence filled the room, filled me, until there was nowhere to look but up at him.
"It is either you sign tonight," he said to me, voice low, deep and full of command. "Or you walk away and disappear. But you will never again have this chance again."
My heart was pounding. I couldn't think. I couldn't breathe. Then, suddenly, his hand closed around my chin. Unyielding and firm. He tilted back my head, forcing me to stare into his eyes.
And then, suddenly, his mouth came crashing down on mine.
It was not just a kiss, it was a claim. It was fierce and hungry, stealing my breath. His tongue pushed past my lips before I could even think about resisting and my body had the decency to betray me. Heat exploded within me, pooling low and hard between my thighs.
It was a trap and I've fallen for it. I moaned in his mouth, helpless, soft and… shameful. When he finally released me, my lips were raw and tingling and my chest was heaving. My cock was throbbing agonizingly against my jeans.
"Now," he said, eyes burning into mine, "sign."
I trembled as I signed my name on the contract as if selling my soul. Dominic took the documents from me, looked down, and then filled a glass of wine. He offered me that with a smirk that made my belly twist with fear and desire.
"Congratulations," he said in a hoarse tone. "Now you're mine, Mr. Hale."
………….
"Come along."
Dominic's voice was as smooth as the smoothest cream, but it carried a sort of authority that you simply could not refuse. I had been soaking up the ambiance when he appeared behind me, and now my legs moved before my head even registered it. He led me down a wide corridor, city lights spilling through glass walls, until we came to a door at the end of it.
The guest room was dim, shadows curling around expensive furniture, the scent of leather and cedar clinging to the air.
“Clothes off,” he said without any hesitation or explanation.
I gasped. "What?"
He didn’t answer with words. He simply loosened his tie, pulled it from his collar and let it fall into a chair near by. Upnext, he unbuttoned his shirt, slowly and deliberately, every click of the buttons echoing in my ears.
The darkness engulfed his form, hiding more than it was revealing, and in some way, that was worse. My mind filled in the gaps my eyes could not see.
I fought with my shirt, my heart pounding in my throat. All movement was awkward under his unblinking gaze. By the time I was naked, my skin was already burning from fear, from shame and from something else. Something I did not dare name.
“Good," Dominic spoke softly, though the word struck like a command. He moved across the room with deliberate sureness, the shadows enveloping his face but never his shape.
When his fingertips touched me, I jerked. They were firm, anchoring and impossible to ignore.
"You're cold," he informed me not with sympathy, but with repressed amusement.
"I… This is..." My voice cracked.
"New," he said on my behalf. His fingers grazed my jaw, forcing me to look into his eyes. "And yet… not unwanted. You're reacting to my touch, you have potential."
He was right. God have mercy on me, he was right!
What happened next blurred the line between fear and orgasm. His lips seized mine again, tougher this time, claiming all the remaining defenses I hadI was lost in the taste of him, the sheer control in his grip, the way my body betrayed me, responding with a hunger I didn’t know I had. The shadows concealed our movements but the sensations remained palpable. The way his hands found their way downwards and landed on my dick, the sharp nip of teeth at my throat, the overwhelming press of his body pinning me to the mattress. It was all surreal.
With every second, my resistance melted down bit by bit until all that was left was sheer need.
When he finally pushed his dick into my hole. I felt a mix of emotions. It hurt but… it was hot. She thrust in slowly at first and in no time, he was pounding me with reckless abandon. He had pushed me past my limit to the land of no return. I wasn’t thinking about debt, or shame, or even who I was anymore. I was only aware of him, of Dominic tearing me apart and putting me back together with ruthless precision.
It was overwhelming. It was too much. And yet, it was everything! And when release finally tore through me, it wasn’t just physical shudder. It was surrender.
This was the strangest, most terrifying, most exhilarating sex of my life.
I laid there trembling, my chest heaving and my body humming with aftershocks. Dominic leaned over, his breath hot against my ear.
“Remember this…” he whispered. “It’s only the beginning.”
Ethan’s POVIt starts so small, I almost don’t notice. A brush of fingers when Dominic passes me the coffee mug. His hand steady, mine not. The fleeting warmth of his arm grazing mine as we reach for the same plate. A second too long, a pause too heavy.Neither of us says anything. We never do but the air hums differently now.It’s been weeks since we started living like this again quietly, side by side. We cook, we talk, we even laugh sometimes. The silences aren’t painful anymore. They’re just waiting.This morning, I’m at the stove flipping eggs when he comes in. I feel him before I hear him, the faint shift of air, the soft thud of his bare feet on the hardwood floor.“Morning,” I say, voice too casual.“Morning.”He’s close. Too close. He reaches past me for the salt, and I freeze. His arm brushes my back, his breath ghosts across the back of my neck.The contact lasts a heartbeat. Maybe less. But my pulse spikes anyway, traitorous and sharp.“Sorry,” he says, though his voice d
Dominic’s POVThe house feels different now. Not louder, not brighter just alive in a way it hasn’t been for a long time. It starts with the little things.The sound of a pan sizzling in the morning instead of silence. The faint hum of music drifting from the kitchen, Ethan’s playlist, of course, something low and nostalgic. The smell of coffee, now shared instead of left outside my door.He doesn’t ask before joining me at the counter anymore. I don’t tell him to leave. Some mornings we talk, some we don’t. But the quiet doesn’t ache like it used to.Today, he’s standing by the stove, hair still damp from the shower, flipping pancakes with unnecessary concentration. He’s always been terrible at them burns the first batch every time but he keeps trying anyway.“Don’t stare,” he says, without turning around. “You’re making me nervous.”I smirk, leaning back in my chair. “You burn them every time, Ethan. You can’t blame my eyes for that.”He glances over his shoulder, mock offense paint
Ethan’s POVIt started with silence. Not the heavy kind that pressed between us before, but the kind that waited. We sat in the living room, the soft hum of the heater filling the space. Outside, rain fell in steady sheets, smudging the world into a blur of gray. I didn’t know what made this night different. Maybe it was the way Dominic looked at me earlier, the ghost of the past few weeks finally softening in his eyes. Maybe it was just time, how it wore down the edges of even the sharpest pain. He sat across from me, hands loosely clasped, his gaze fixed somewhere near the floor. I’d grown used to his silences, but this one felt different. It wasn’t about avoidance anymore. It felt like he was gathering courage.“Dominic,” I said quietly, “we don’t have to talk if you don’t want to.”He looked up then, eyes steady on mine. “I think we do.”I nodded, unsure if I was ready. But I’d promised to stay until he decided he could trust me again, and this felt like the beginning of that d
Dominic’s POVIt always started the same way. The echo of laughter down the hallway. The sound of a door that wasn’t supposed to be open. The weight of betrayal sinking into my stomach before I even saw it. I’d lived this memory a hundred times, but tonight it came sharper, closer like my mind was determined to make me relive every detail.The bed sheets tangled around my legs as I tried to pull myself out of the dream, but I couldn’t. Tyler’s voice rang out again, low and familiar. Ethan’s laughter was soft, nervous and then that silence. That deafening silence that came after I pushed the door open.I saw them again, Tyler’s hand on Ethan’s back, the way Ethan froze, the look of guilt that cracked his face open. I could still smell the wine, still feel the cold air that slipped in through the window I’d left open that night.“Stop,” I muttered, but the memory didn’t stop. It never did.When I jolted awake, my chest was tight, my skin damp. My throat burned like I’d been screaming,
Ethan’s POVDinner had become something of a ritual again. Quiet, steady, almost sacred. No grand declarations, no forced attempts at normalcy just two people existing in the same room, trying to remember how to breathe around each other.Dominic sat across from me, the light above the table casting a soft glow over his features. His plate was half-finished, his fork idle against the edge. Once upon a time, I would’ve filled the silence with chatter anything to fill that space that used to feel like rejection. Now, I just let it be.The sound of the city drifted in through the slightly open window: car horns, laughter, the hum of a world still turning outside our slow, delicate bubble. I took another bite of pasta, swallowing quietly before I glanced up. He caught me looking.“What?” he asked, not unkindly.I smiled faintly. “Nothing. Just… it’s nice. Having dinner again.”He hummed in response, a small sound that could’ve meant anything, but it wasn’t cold. His eyes softened for ju
Dominic’s POVIt was one of those quiet afternoons where the silence felt too loud. Ethan was out running errands, the apartment half-lit by soft gold spilling through the blinds. I hadn’t meant to go looking through the old desk, honestly, I just wanted to find a pen.But when I pulled the drawer open, a corner of folded paper caught my eye. A note, tucked beneath a mess of receipts and old bills, its edges curling from age. I knew that handwriting. Tyler’s.For a moment, the world seemed to tilt. The name alone was enough to reopen every wound I’d worked so hard to let scab over.I hesitated, every instinct told me to shut the drawer, to leave the ghost where it belonged. But my hand moved anyway. I unfolded it slowly, breath held like I was defusing a bomb.The paper was thin, the ink slightly smudged, but the words were sharp. Precise. Cruel in their honesty.Dominic,I’m sorry for everything .TI stared at the words until they blurred.At first, there was just heat anger, resent







