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Night Four - The First Bruise

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“You’re going to leave fingerprints on my throat tonight, aren’t you?” Kai Lennox said the second Damien’s shadow fell across the bar at exactly 11:47 p.m. His voice was already husky, half challenge, half invitation. He didn’t look up from the glass he was polishing—didn’t need to. He could feel the heat of that steel-gray stare like a brand on his skin. “I’ve been sore since yesterday morning. Walked around all day feeling you every time I bent over to grab a bottle. And now you show up looking like you want to make it worse.”

Damien Vale didn’t smile. He never did. But the corner of his mouth twitched as he slid onto the end stool, charcoal suit jacket already unbuttoned, black shirt open at the collar to show the faint red scratches Kai had left on his chest the night before. Jet-black hair still perfectly styled from whatever boardroom war he’d survived today. He looked like money and violence wrapped in silk.

“Worse?” Damien’s voice was low, dark, the kind of timbre that slid under Kai’s ribs and tightened everything low in his belly. “Or better?”

Kai finally met his eyes. Ice-blue clashing with steel-gray. The bar was empty—Lila had left early, last call long gone, rain hammering the rooftop glass like it wanted in. Eclipse’s neon sign flickered behind Damien, casting red and blue across the sharp lines of his jaw.

“Depends how hard you choke me,” Kai said, bold as brass, even though his pulse was already racing. He set the glass down with a soft clink and leaned forward, tattoos flexing along his forearms. “Because if you’re going to mark me up again, I want it to count. I want to feel it tomorrow when I’m pouring drinks for people who have no idea I spent the night getting wrecked by a man who doesn’t even say my name out loud half the time.”

Damien’s gaze dropped to the faint purple bloom still visible just above Kai’s collar from Night Three—the hickey he hadn’t bothered to hide. Then it drifted lower, tracing the phoenix tattoo peeking from the open V of Kai’s black button-up.

“Get on the bar,” Damien said. It wasn’t a request.

Kai’s cock twitched hard in his jeans. He vaulted onto the polished wood in one smooth motion, legs spread wide, boots planted on the edge. Damien stood, towering over him, and stepped between his thighs like he belonged there. One big hand came up, fingers wrapping around Kai’s throat—not squeezing yet, just holding, thumb pressing lightly over the pulse that hammered beneath his skin.

“Still sore?” Damien asked, voice rough.

“Everywhere,” Kai admitted, hips rolling forward so the bulge in his jeans rubbed against Damien’s suit pants. “Ass. Thighs. That spot on my hip where your fingers dug in last night. I jerked off in the shower this morning thinking about it and almost came just from the ache.”

Damien’s eyes darkened to gunmetal. “Good boy.”

The praise hit like a spark on dry tinder. Kai’s breath hitched. Damien tightened his grip—just enough to make Kai’s head swim, just enough to turn the edges of his vision soft and hazy. Not cutting off air completely. Just… owning him.

“Strip,” Damien ordered.

Kai didn’t hesitate. He yanked his shirt open, buttons flying, then shoved his jeans and briefs down in one rough push. His cock sprang free, flushed dark and leaking, curving up against the phoenix tattoo that spanned his ribs. Damien kept his hand on Kai’s throat the whole time, steady, controlling, while his other hand mapped every inch of exposed skin—palming the lean muscle of Kai’s chest, thumb dragging over a nipple until it pebbled, then lower, wrapping around Kai’s cock and stroking once, slow and possessive.

“Such a pretty little slut,” Damien murmured, the degradation soft and filthy against Kai’s ear. “Spreading for me every night like you were born to take my cock. Look at you—already dripping just from my hand on your throat.”

Kai moaned, the sound choked off by the pressure of Damien’s fingers. He rocked into the fist around his cock, shameless, chasing friction. “Harder,” he rasped. “Choke me like you mean it.”

Damien’s grip tightened. Kai’s vision blurred at the edges, pleasure spiking sharp and bright. Damien leaned in and kissed him—brutal, claiming, tongue fucking into his mouth while his hand worked Kai’s cock in tight, relentless strokes. Then he pulled back, spun Kai around on the bar top so his chest pressed to the cool wood, ass up, legs dangling.

“Stay,” Damien growled.

He dropped to his knees behind the bar, spread Kai’s cheeks with both hands, and licked a hot, wet stripe from his balls to his hole. Kai’s shout echoed off the glass. Damien ate him like a starving man—tongue pushing inside, circling, sucking, two thick fingers joining the assault and scissoring him open fast and rough. The stretch burned beautifully on top of the lingering soreness from the last three nights.

“Fuck—Damien—yes—”

Damien added a third finger, crooking them hard against Kai’s prostate until Kai’s thighs shook and his cock leaked a steady drip onto the bar. Only then did Damien stand, suit pants shoved low enough to free his thick, veined cock. He rolled on a condom, slicked himself, and pressed the blunt head against Kai’s fluttering hole.

“Beg for it,” he said, voice dark with command. His hand returned to Kai’s throat from behind, squeezing just right.

“Please,” Kai gasped, the word broken and needy. “Fuck me. Ruin me. Make it hurt so good I feel you for days.”

Damien thrust in to the hilt in one brutal stroke.

Kai’s cry cracked the quiet. The stretch was intense—Damien’s cock splitting him open, dragging over every oversensitive nerve. Damien didn’t give him time to adjust. He fucked him hard and deep, hips snapping, the wet slap of skin on skin loud and obscene. One hand stayed wrapped around Kai’s throat, squeezing in time with every thrust; the other gripped Kai’s hip, fingers digging in so hard Kai knew he’d wear the bruises like trophies tomorrow.

“Taking me so well,” Damien panted, praise and filth mixing in that gravel-rough voice. “Such a greedy hole. Clenching around me like you never want me to leave. My perfect little whore.”

Kai’s eyes rolled back. The chokehold made everything sharper—the drag of Damien’s cock, the burn in his thighs, the way his own untouched cock slapped wetly against the bar with every punishing thrust. Pleasure coiled tight and vicious at the base of his spine.

“Gonna—fuck—gonna come,” he choked out.

Damien squeezed his throat harder, hips slamming forward. “Do it. Come on my cock like the desperate slut you are. Show me how much you need this.”

Kai shattered. His orgasm crashed through him, cock pulsing untouched, painting the bar top in thick white ropes. His hole clenched rhythmically around Damien, milking him, and that was all it took. Damien buried himself deep and came with a guttural groan, grinding through the aftershocks like he could leave part of himself inside Kai forever.

They stayed locked together, breathing ragged, rain hammering the windows. Damien’s hand loosened on Kai’s throat, thumb stroking gently over the fresh bruise already forming there—five perfect fingerprints blooming dark against Kai’s sun-kissed skin.

He pulled out slowly, tied off the condom, and helped Kai sit up. Kai’s legs trembled. His whole body felt used in the best possible way—sore, marked, owned.

Damien cupped his jaw, tilting his face up. Their eyes met. No words. Just the heavy, unspoken promise hanging between them.

Kai touched the new bruises on his throat and hip, a slow smirk curving his swollen lips. “See you tomorrow, Vale.”

Damien’s steel-gray eyes glittered with dark satisfaction. He straightened his shirt, grabbed his jacket, and walked out without another word

.

But they both knew the truth.

Night Five was already inevitable.

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