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It’s too much.
Too deep.
Too perfect.
He doesn’t give me time to adjust. Doesn’t slow. Doesn’t ask.
Just takes.
His cock stretches me wide, fills every inch, thick and pulsing with every throb of blood. The first thrust knocks the air from my lungs. The second steals my voice. By the third, I’m trembling—hips pinned to the desk, legs splayed, body wide open and helpless under his control.
He fucks me like he owns me.
Like he’s been starved for me.
Like he deserves this—deserves to use me until there’s nothing left but the echo of his name on my tongue.
Each stroke is punishing. Slick. Precise.
The heavy drag of him pulls against my inner walls, forcing them to mold around his thickness. Every ridge, every vein, every relentless inch makes me more raw, more delirious.
The desk groans beneath us, wood creaking in time with his hips. Papers scatter to the floor like snow, forgotten. All that matters is this: his body hammering into mine. His scent—warm, masculine, intoxicating—mixing with sweat and sex and desperation.
I clutch the edge of the desk, knuckles white, arms trembling as I try to hold myself together. But I’m unraveling—fast and messy, each thrust another rip in the seams of my composure.
He reaches down, grabs the backs of my knees, and pushes them higher until they’re pressed to my chest. The change in angle is devastating—he hits a spot deep inside me that makes me cry out, eyes rolling back.
“Oh my—Ezra—”
My voice is barely human. Just gasps and moans and helpless sounds I’ve never made for anyone else.
His mouth is everywhere—biting my shoulder, dragging across my collarbone, pressing against the corner of my lips. “You were made for this,” he growls. “Made to take me. Look at you—so wet, so fucking tight. You’re squeezing me like you don’t want me to leave.”
“I don’t,” I whisper, breath hitching. “Don’t stop. Please, don’t stop—”
He laughs, low and sinful. “I wasn’t going to.”
He fucks me harder. Faster. The wet slap of skin-on-skin is obscene, echoing in the office like a chant. I feel him everywhere—in my gut, in my ribs, in the ache between my thighs that only he can soothe.
My breasts bounce with every punishing thrust, nipples tight and sensitive, pressed against his chest as he leans closer. My clit pulses, untouched but throbbing with need. I’m so close I can taste it—sweet and dizzying and right on the edge of painful.
“You gonna come for me?” he rasps, one hand sliding down to press firmly over my lower belly. I jerk at the contact. “You feel that? That’s me deep inside. All the way inside.”
“Fuck—Ezra—I can’t—”
“Yes, you can.” His thumb brushes my clit, once, twice. “Be a good girl. Come all over my cock.”
I shatter.
It slams into me like a freight train…my orgasm.
Hot. Blinding. Crippling.
Pleasure ricochets through my body, clenching every muscle, stealing my breath. I scream his name, my thighs trembling, heels digging into his back as my walls clamp down around him, milking him,
But he's not done.
His hands grip my hips like handles, fingers digging into my flesh hard enough to bruise. His rhythm is merciless—deep, punishing, addictive. Every stroke drags a cry from my lips, every thrust a confession from my soul.
I claw at the edge of the desk, desperate for something to hold on to. But he’s the only anchor I have.
The desk rocks beneath us, the sound of skin slapping against skin echoing in the room like a war drum. I’m spread wider, open, bare—my body taking him, clenching around him, greedy for every inch even though my clit still aches from my orgasm.
“Ezra,” I gasp as he reaches somewhere even deeper in me, “it’s—God—it’s too much—”
He growls, thrusting out until only the tip remains before plunging so deep I swear I can feel him in my throat. “It’s not enough,” he snarls against my neck. “You’ll take more. You’ll take everything.”
He lifts one of my legs over his shoulder and the angle changes—sharper, deeper, more devastating. I sob, my nails dragging down his back, leaving angry red lines that only make him hiss and fuck me harder.
“You feel that?” he pants, voice wrecked. “That’s how a man fucks what’s his.”
I want to argue.
I want to tell him this is just today.
But all I can do is moan his name like a prayer and chase the heat building low and dark inside me.
He leans down, lips brushing mine, our breaths colliding.
“I want to ruin you for me.” He whispers. “So, when you walk, you'll always feel me deep inside you.”
My walls clench around him, and he laughs, savage and smug.
“Fuck, you like that, don’t you?”
I nod, barely able to breathe. “Yes—yes, Ezra—don’t stop—”
He doesn’t.
He pounds into me like he’s trying to brand his name into my womb, and all I can do is take it. Let him. Need him.
My second climax builds with violent intensity, my body tightening around him, helpless to stop the way he’s pulling me apart.
“I’m gonna—”
“I know,” he grunts, dropping my leg. He pulls me closer to him and bites down on my shoulder. “Come for me again, sugarplum. Soak my cock like the desperate little thing you are.”
His words send me over.
I scream, my orgasm tearing through me like a lightning strike. Blinding. Shaking. Wrecking.
My vision goes white.
My soul leaves my body.
Then, his teeth press against the crook of my neck, and through the haze, I feel it—sharp—piercing my skin.
My blood.
I clamp harder, pain mixing with intense pleasure.
Ezra didn't stop. He keeps moving, chasing his own high as he drinks my blood while I'm clamped on him so tight, I think I might burst until he slams into me one last time with a groan against my skin.
He spills inside me, hot and thick, filling me like he’s trying to mark me from the inside out.
When he finally stops, we’re both shaking.
Breathless.
Ruined.
He pulls away from the crook of my neck and I shiver when he gives it a lick.
“You taste and feel like mine.” He whispers as he leans his forehead against mine, eyes closed, thin lines of blood on his lips, still buried in me.
And I realize something.
I just let a monster have me.
And I enjoyed every moment of it.
There's no going back now.
EZRAI stand before the Twelve. Behind them, the Seven Chiefs perch like crows on a wire, judging, watching, waiting.The room is cold. Too quiet.Like the air itself is holding its breath.I cross my arms, staring up at them, refusing to bow. I’m already halfway buried so there's no need to bend.Lord Naskai is the first to speak.“Ezra Vale, first turned, son of the Abyss, wielder of the Old Flame—”“Can we skip the titles?” I mutter. “I get it. You’re all impressed I was kinda saved from eternal slumber and you didn't force it on me because you are too proud to go back on your words.”He ignores me.Of course.He continues, “—you’ve completed your first trial. Now, the second awaits.”I almost rolled my eyes. But still, I wait in silent anticipation.One of the shadow guards steps forward on behalf of the council as their spokesperson. “We present two options. Both… equal in weight. You will choose.”They say that like it’s fair.Like there’s a choice here at all.I know them, the
THEAI wake up with heat clawing down my spine.Like I’ve been running… or burning.Or dreaming of something I can't remember.My eyes blink open, heavy with something I can’t place. The ceiling is familiar. The light slanting through the curtains is gold, warm, soft. It’s morning.But I don’t feel rested.I feel… wrong.My throat is dry. My chest aches. Not like a cold or flu, not like something I can take medicine for but like I’ve been crying all night without knowing.Like I lost something in the dark.And now daylight has arrived but it didn’t bring it back.I sit up slowly, my limbs sluggish and sore, my skin too hot. I press the back of my hand to my forehead and pull it away quickly. Burning.Am I sick?It feels like fever, like my blood’s trying to climb out of me.But it’s not just my body.It’s my heart.There’s something… wrong with it.Like it’s trying to remember a rhythm it once danced to. Like a song I forgot the words to, but the melody still aches in my bones.I brea
EZRAWhen I wake, it’s not to chains or cold stone.It’s silk.Warm, soft, suffocating silk.The ceiling above me is polished obsidian, etched with the old markings of my house, the ones they never removed, no matter how far I fell. A chandelier dangles in the corner, the scent of nightshade oils and fresh linen clinging to the air.I blink once.Twice.No dungeon. No court. No Malik’s snoring to the left. No guards standing with virex-laced spears at the door.Just my room.The one I locked after leaving for the human world, the one they locked after my disgrace and the one I thought I'd never see again.I try to move, and a dull ache grips my limbs and my chest. Residual virex still burns in my veins and then, everything comes rushing in.Thea.The trial.The screams.The trade.Her memories.My jaw tightens so hard it clicks.They took her from me. She gave them everything.And I let her.Rage rises, thick and black in my chest.I’m going to tear this place apart even if it kills
EZRAI growl, the savage sound bursting off me before I can stop it.Raw. Feral. Wrecked.The sound echoes across the court like thunder breaking bone but it’s not anger that fuels it.It’s grief.Grief with claws and a voice.Because I just heard her say it.“Yes,” she whispered.Even that.Even her memories of me.Her voice still rings in the marrow of my bones. Shaky, honest and final.I stagger, the weight of it pulling me forward, like something just snapped in my chest. The chains dig deeper into my skin but I don’t even feel the pain anymore. I don’t feel the blood drying on my skin, the poison rotting me from the inside.All I feel is her.Leaving.Because that’s what this is.This isn’t saving me.It’s losing her forever.I drag my eyes to her, my knees nearly buckling.She stands there, fragile and steady all at once, like a candle refusing to go out in a storm.Her tears haven’t stopped.But she said it.She still said it.Her memories of me.The way I held her. The way she
THEAThe air here is strange.It tastes like smoke. Like grief bottled and distilled, then poured into my lungs with every breath I take.Like death is sitting inside my chest… waiting.I’m not built for this world. I feel it in my blood, in my bones, in the way the air here scrapes against my skin like sandpaper. It doesn't want me here.But I keep walking.Because I want him.My knees shake. My hands tremble. Something warm drips from my nose and face—I think it’s blood or tears, but I can’t even tell anymore. Everything hurts in a way I’ve never known. Like I'm dying.And maybe I am.But when my eyes land on the figure on the podium—God.I shatter all over again.Ezra.I whisper his name like a prayer to a god I stopped believing in.He’s—He’s not the man I knew.He looks like something torn out of the pages of a nightmare. A creature carved from ruin and rage.Veins black and clawed hands curled in agony. Wings, if I can still call them that, shredded and soaked in blood that sh
ISLAPeople in love are stupid.Not just rom-com stupid. Not just "hold-my-hand-and-jump-off-a-cliff" stupid. I mean the kind of stupid that rewrites logic, drowns reason, and paints tragedy in pastel pink.And before someone rolls their human eyes and mutters jealous much, let’s get one thing straight.I didn’t want Ezra because of some burning, poetic connection or whatever drivel mortals write in their diaries.I wanted him because he was mine. Because he was powerful. Beautiful. Cold-blooded perfection carved in ruin. A prince. A weapon. A kingdom. A crown.Love had nothing to do with it.It never does.So when she came to me—Thea Carlisle, Ezra’s precious little chaos storm in heels—I almost laughed. Even thought it was a prank, a desperate last gasp from a grieving human too dumb to realize the door had already closed.But no.She stood there. Trembling in that annoyingly resilient way of hers.Begging.And bargaining.And honestly?I respect the gall.She doesn’t flinch when I







