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CHAPTER 102: THE PLAN 3

Author: Lizzy Fash
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-22 02:12:57

KLAUS

Her body still trembled when I held her wrists overhead again, sheets knotted about her like twine. Catya's eyes opened halfway, lashes speckled with sleep and tears, lips soft as if every breath were mine.

"Be careful babe, stay open for me," I cautioned, voice low enough it would vibrate through my chest into hers.

Her thighs spasmed, the pain causing her to gasp, but I did not let her close her legs. My fingers clamped hard, her body opening wide again, my weight holding her down so that her back arched under me.

"Klaus—" she cracked; she was soft and needy, but with a whimper that only made me harder.

"Don't complain," I warned, teeth scraping across her ear before I sank in, hard enough to bruise. "You had me last night; you're going to have me this morning, you can take it just chill out. Let me in."

She moaned, her hips twisting in a way that suggested instinct was fighting the pain. I released my hand down along her body, over the small bruises that I'd left, and flatten
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