FAZER LOGINChloe was acting weird all day.
Not enough that anyone else would’ve noticed. Just little things. The way she looked at me a second too long when I came downstairs for coffee. The way she asked if I’d slept okay, eyes flicking to the guest room door. The way she kept finding reasons to stay in the living room instead of going out like she usually did.
I tried to act normal. Sat on the couch with my legs crossed, phone in my hand, pretending to scroll. But every time Elias walked through the room my whole body went tight. He barely looked at me. Just refilled his coffee, said something to Chloe about work, and left again. Like nothing had happened. Like he hadn’t been buried inside me twelve hours ago with his hand over my mouth.
By the afternoon the tension was so thick I could barely breathe.
Chloe stretched out on the other end of the couch and nudged my foot with hers. “You’ve been quiet.”
“Just tired.”
“You sure?” Her voice was light but her eyes weren’t. “You’ve been different since you got here.”
My stomach dropped. “Different how?”
She shrugged. “I don’t know. Distracted. And you keep looking at my dad weird.”
I forced a laugh that sounded wrong even to me. “What? No I don’t.”
She stared at me for another second, then smiled like she was letting it go. But I saw it. The little flicker of suspicion she was choosing not to push.
Yet.
That night I left the door unlocked anyway.
I told myself I wouldn’t. Told myself it was too risky now. But when the house went quiet and I heard Chloe’s bedroom door shut, I still left it open. Heart slamming. Thighs already pressed together.
He came later than usual.
When the door finally opened he didn’t speak. Just locked it, walked over, and yanked the covers off me. I was already naked underneath. He looked down at me for a long second, jaw tight.
“She’s suspicious,” he said quietly.
“I know.”
“And you’re still leaving the door open.”
“I know.”
He exhaled hard through his nose, then shoved his pants down. No slow build tonight. He grabbed my hips, flipped me onto my stomach, and pulled me up onto my knees. The second the head of his cock nudged against me I pushed back.
He sank in deep in one thrust. I bit the pillow hard.
He fucked me like he was angry about it. Hard, deep strokes that made the bed frame creak no matter how careful we tried to be. One hand wrapped in my hair, the other gripping my hip hard enough to bruise. Every thrust pushed a soft, broken sound out of me that I tried to swallow.
“You like this,” he muttered against my ear, voice rough. “Sneaking around under my daughter’s roof. Taking her dad’s cock while she’s right down the hall.”
I nodded into the pillow, eyes watering.
He reached under me and rubbed my clit in tight, mean circles while he pounded into me. The dual pressure was too much. I came fast, shaking, stuffing the pillow against my mouth so I wouldn’t cry out. He kept going, fucking me through it, chasing his own.
When he came it was with a low, strained sound against the back of my neck, hips grinding deep like he was trying to pump every drop as far inside me as possible. I felt it — hot, thick, filling me up while my pussy still clenched around him.
He stayed buried for a few seconds, breathing hard. Then he pulled out slow. I felt the immediate warm leak of his cum down my thigh.
He didn’t say anything at first. Just watched it drip.
Then he leaned down, voice low and dangerous right next to my ear.
“If she finds out, I’m not stopping. I’ll keep fucking you right in front of her if I have to. You understand me?”
My stomach flipped hard. I nodded.
He stood, fixed his clothes, and paused at the door.
“Same time tomorrow. And Riley…”
I looked back at him over my shoulder, still on my knees, his cum slowly running down my leg.
“Next time she asks why you’ve been different, you better lie better.”
Then he left.
I stayed like that for a long time after, face in the pillow, heart still racing, the threat of his words sitting heavier than the mess between my thighs.
I woke before him.Gray light was leaking around the curtains. His arm was still heavy across my waist, his breath steady against the back of my neck. For a few minutes I just lay there, cataloguing the aches — the dull soreness between my thighs, the faint bruise-tenderness on my wrists where he’d pinned them, the leftover heat in my face from everything I’d admitted the night before.I’d told him.And he was still here.That fact sat in my chest in a complicated way. Not relief exactly. Not safety either. Something closer to the feeling of standing on a ledge and realizing the drop hadn’t taken me after all.He stirred behind me. His hand flexed once on my stomach, then slid up to rest between my breasts.“You’re awake,” he said, voice rough with sleep.“Yeah.”“How long.”“A few minutes.”He made a low sound and pulled me more firmly against him. I felt him hardening slowly against the curve of my ass. Neither of us moved for a while. The quiet felt different from the night before
Elias’s flight landed at 8:40.I knew because I tracked it. I knew because I’d spent the entire day cleaning an already clean house, changing sheets that didn’t need changing, and rehearsing versions of the truth that all sounded equally bad. By the time the garage door rumbled open at 9:15, my hands were cold and my pulse was doing something uneven in my throat.He walked in with his bag over one shoulder and the tired posture of a man who’d spent two days in meetings. He set the bag down, loosened his tie, and looked at me standing in the kitchen like he’d been counting the hours too.“Hey,” he said.“Hey.”He crossed the space, cupped the back of my neck, and kissed me. Slow. Thorough. The kind of kiss that felt like checking for changes. When he pulled back his eyes searched my face.“You okay?”“Yeah.”He didn’t look convinced. He poured himself a glass of water, drank half of it, and leaned against the counter.“House smells like lemon,” he said.“I cleaned.”“Thoroughly.”I nod
Elias left early for a two-day work trip.He told me the night before, voice even, eyes steady on mine while he packed a small bag. “I’ll be back Thursday night. Don’t do anything you’ll have to confess when I walk through the door.”I nodded. He kissed me hard enough to leave my mouth tingling, then left.The house felt too quiet after the garage door closed.By noon the quiet had turned into restlessness. I told myself I was just bored. That the ache he’d left between my legs the day before was the only reason my skin felt too tight. I lasted until one-thirty before I picked up my phone.Jake answered on the second ring.“Didn’t think I’d hear from you,” he said.“Are you free?”A pause. “When?”“Now. And… I might not be alone.”Another pause, longer. Then a low, interested sound. “Text me the address again.”I did. Then I opened the conversation with Jenna.**Riley:** Are you working today?**Jenna:** Off at two. Why?**Riley:** Come over after. Someone else will be here too.She d
We stayed in bed most of the morning.Not talking much. Not sleeping either. His hand rested on the curve of my hip under the sheet, thumb moving in slow, idle strokes like he was reminding himself I was still there. Every so often I’d feel his eyes on me. When I looked back he didn’t look away.Around eleven he finally spoke.“Get up. Shower. Then come back here.”I did what he said. The shower was quick. I didn’t bother with clothes after. When I walked back into the bedroom he was sitting up against the headboard, sheet pooled around his waist, watching me with that same unreadable focus from earlier.“Come here.”I climbed onto the bed. He caught my wrist before I could settle beside him and pulled me forward until I was straddling his thighs again. His hands slid up my sides, slow, mapping skin he already knew by heart.“Last night I made you wait,” he said. “This morning I made you ask. Now you’re going to show me you meant it.”My pulse kicked. “How?”“You’re going to ride me u
Morning came slow and gray.I hadn’t really slept. The light in the guest room had stayed on all night like a punishment that didn’t need raising its voice. My body felt heavy. My mouth tasted like I’d been clenching my jaw for hours. Somewhere down the hall I heard movement — a drawer, the soft sound of feet on hardwood — then nothing.I got up.I didn’t put on clothes. He’d seen me naked the night before when he sent me up here. Clothes felt like armor I hadn’t earned. I walked down the hallway on bare feet and stopped outside his bedroom. The door was half open. I pushed it the rest of the way.Elias was sitting on the edge of the bed in dark sweatpants, no shirt, elbows on his knees. He looked up when I entered. His expression didn’t soften. It didn’t harden either. He just watched me like he’d been waiting for this exact moment and had already decided how it would go.I closed the door behind me.For a second neither of us spoke. The air between us felt thick enough to choke on.
The house felt different after he left.Bigger. Quieter. Like the walls were listening.I stayed in his bedroom for a long time, sitting on the edge of the bed in my underwear, replaying the look on his face when I said Jenna’s name. Not explosive anger. Something colder. More deliberate. The kind of anger that planned.Eventually I forced myself up. Showered. The hot water did nothing to loosen the knot in my chest. I stood under the spray until my skin turned pink, then got out and stared at myself in the mirror. Same face. Same body. Everything underneath rearranged.I spent the day moving through the house like a guest. Made coffee I didn’t drink. Tried to watch something and failed. Checked the clock every twenty minutes. Chloe texted around noon asking if I wanted to meet her after her shift. I told her I wasn’t feeling well. She sent a sad-face emoji and said she’d bring soup tomorrow.The hours crawled.By four I was restless in a way that felt physical. I cleaned the kitchen







