LOGIN"I need to be inside you," he said, his voice rough, desperate. "I've been thinking about that basement all day. Thinking about how close I came to losing you. I need to feel you. To feel us." He undid his trousers. His cock sprung free, already hard, thick, and leaking. He didn't ask. He pushed my legs apart, knelt between them, and slid inside me.
View MoreThe rain in this city didn’t wash anything. It just made the gutters smell worse.
I was leaning against the brick wall of a condemned building, my arms wrapped around my stomach to stop the growling. It was pathetic. I was twenty-two years old, and I was starving to death in an alley because a pimp named Linda owned my papers. I wasn’t a regular sex worker. I was the freak. The rumor. A man who could get pregnant. Men paid triple for me because of it. They wanted to see if it was real. They wanted to fuck the myth. And I let them, because if I didn’t, Linda would break my legs. Or worse, she’d break my baby-maker—the one thing that kept me alive. Tonight, the hunger was winning. Three days without food. My vision was starting to blur at the edges. I was thinking about jumping in front of a car just to end it all. Just one more, I told myself. Just one more man. Then you can buy a fucking sandwich. That’s when I heard it. A smooth, heavy purr. A black Rolls-Royce pulled up to the mouth of the alley, its headlights cutting through the rain like lasers. My stomach dropped. Cars like that didn't come here. The back door opened. A man stepped out. He didn't look like he belonged here. He was tall, broad-shouldered, and wearing a charcoal suit that probably cost ten thousand dollars. His hair was jet black, slicked back, and the rain just beaded off his sharp jawline. But his eyes… fuck. They were grey, with these weird gold flecks in the center, and they pinned me to the wall like a butterfly on a board. He walked towards me. No umbrella. He didn’t care about the rain. He just walked, his leather shoes slapping the wet concrete. "Hey," I croaked, forcing a smile onto my cracked lips. I sounded desperate. I was desperate. "You looking for company, sir? I'm available. I'll do anything." He stopped right in front of me. I had to crane my neck up to see his face. He smelled like expensive cologne, ozone, and rain. He looked at me like I was a dead animal on the side of the road. His gaze swept over my hollow cheeks, my shivering body, the rip in my jacket. "You look like shit," he said. His voice was a low, vibrating rumble. It didn't sound like an insult. It sounded like an observation. I laughed, a broken, bitter sound. "Yeah, I know. I haven't eaten in a few days." I rubbed my hands together, trying to warm them up. "Look, I know I'm not pretty. But I'm the guy. The one you've heard about. The freak who can carry a kid. I'll let you do whatever you want to me. Whatever. Just… please. I need money for food tonight." His eyes flickered. The gold flecks seemed to glow in the dim streetlight. He reached into his jacket pocket and pulled out a thick stack of hundred-dollar bills. It looked like a brick. He held it up. "You want this?" My mouth watered. I nodded frantically. "Yes. God, yes." "I don't pay for quick fucks in a dirty car," he said, his voice dropping low. "I pay for time. My time. I'm going to take you somewhere, and I'm going to use you until I'm bored. No begging. No stopping. You're a thing tonight, got it?" Tears welled in my eyes. It was degrading. But it was also survival. "Yeah," I whispered. "I got it. I'm your thing." He grabbed my wrist. His grip was ice cold and iron-tight. "Good. Follow me." He didn't take me to a hotel. He took me to the roof of the condemned building. There was a single, expensive leather chair sitting in the middle of the concrete, completely exposed to the storm. I stared at it, shivering. "What the hell is this?" "Sit," he commanded. "Sit, and take your clothes off." My hands were shaking so hard I could barely work the buttons of my jacket. I shed it, then my shirt, then my pants. I stood there, naked, teeth chattering, rain plastering my dirty hair to my face. I looked pathetic. I felt pathetic. He sat down in the leather chair, leaning back, his eyes glued to my body. He didn't look aroused. He looked like a predator sizing up a meal. "Come here," he said. He patted his lap. "Sit on my lap. Facing me." I walked over, my bare feet slapping against the wet concrete, and awkwardly straddled his thighs. I could feel the hard muscle of his legs beneath his expensive trousers. I was cold, but he was radiating heat. He undid his belt with one hand. The metal clinked. He pulled his heavy, thick length out of his pants. It was huge. Thick. Veined. I swallowed. "You're… big," I whispered. "Yeah," he said, his voice deadpan. "It's going to hurt. Do you care?" I shook my head. "No, sir. I'm used to pain." "Good." He grabbed my hips with his gloved hands, positioning me over the tip of his cock. "Because I'm not going to be gentle. I'm going to fuck you raw, and you're going to take it." He slammed me down onto his lap. I screamed. It wasn't a sexy moan; it was a guttural cry. He was so big he split me open, and the rain making my body wet just made it easier for him to slide all the way in until his balls hit my ass. He grunted, throwing his head back. "Fuck. You're tight. Even for a starving bitch." "Please," I gasped, my hands gripping his shoulders. My ribs ached from the stretch. "Please, slow down." He didn't. He grabbed my hips and started bucking up into me, hard and fast. The leather chair squeaked violently. The rain hammered down on my back. "You're not allowed to ask for slow," he snarled, his eyes locked on mine. "You said you'd do anything. So take it. Take my cock like the street rat you are." I cried out, tears mixing with the rain. It hurt. God, it hurt so much. But I didn't fight. I just let him use me, bouncing on his lap, taking every brutal inch. He reached down and grabbed my soft, leaking cock. He stroked me roughly, twisting his wrist. "Look at you," he sneered. "You're getting hard. You're a disgusting little thing, aren't you? You love being raped by a stranger." "It's not… it's not rape," I sobbed, my body betraying me, getting wetter around him. "I agreed. I agreed, sir." "You agreed to be a whore," he said, slamming up into me deeper. "Tell me you like it. Tell me you love being filled by a monster." "I… I love it," I choked out, the lie tasting like blood. "I love your cock, sir. Please. Please use me." He laughed—a dark, cruel sound. Then, he fucked me. For what felt like an hour, he fucked me on that leather chair, bending me over it, taking me from behind, slapping my ass until it was red and raw. He degraded me, called me a dirty freak, a hole, a broken vessel. And I took it. I took it because every slap, every rough thrust, was putting food in my stomach tomorrow. Finally, he groaned. His rhythm faltered. He pulled me flush against his chest, burying his face in my neck. "I'm going to fill you up," he snarled. "I'm going to breed this broken body. And you're going to thank me." "Do it," I whispered, my voice hoarse. "Breed me, sir. Give me your baby." He roared, and I felt it—a hot, thick burst of liquid deep inside me. It felt like boiling water, burning my insides. It was so intense that it triggered my own orgasm. I spilled over his fingers, screaming, my body clenching around him like a vice. He held me there, panting, both of us dripping sweat and rain. Then, he pulled out. The emptiness was sudden and cold. He zipped up his pants, looking down at me as I collapsed onto the chair, gasping, shaking, covered in my own cum and his. He pulled out the brick of cash and stuffed it into my trembling hands. "Go eat." "Thank you," I sobbed. "Thank you, sir." He looked at me one last time. For a second, the cruelty in his eyes softened. Just a flicker. "Don't die," he said quietly. "You're too interesting to die in a gutter." He walked down the fire escape and vanished into the night. I sat in the rain, clutching the money, feeling his seed drip down my thighs. I didn't know his name. But I knew his seed was burning inside me. And three weeks later, I would find out exactly what that seed had planted.The silence was the worst part.I sat on the edge of the bed, the fur blanket still wrapped around my shoulders, staring at the locked bedroom door. The gunshot had echoed through the penthouse over two hours ago. Since then, nothing. Just the hum of the air conditioning and the slow, agonizing tick of the clock on the nightstand.I had counted every single second.One minute. Two minutes. Ten minutes. One hour.I had paced the room until my ankles ached. I had pressed my ear against the door, straining to hear footsteps, voices, anything. I had prayed—to God, to the universe, to the tiny life kicking inside my belly—that Drake was still breathing.And I had cried.I cried because I loved him. I cried because he was a monster who had trapped me, but he was also a broken man who had knelt at my feet and whispered apologies. I cried because I couldn't imagine this penthouse without his heavy footsteps, his low rumble, his possessive hands.I cried because I was terrified I would never s
Drake kept his promise.I woke up the next morning to the smell of fresh coffee and the sound of sliding glass. When I blinked my eyes open, Drake was standing by the floor-to-ceiling windows, holding two mugs. He was dressed casually—a fitted black henley and grey sweatpants—and his hair was slightly damp from a shower. The bandage on his bicep was fresh.He looked... peaceful. Almost normal.“Morning,” he said, his voice a low rumble. He set one of the mugs on the nightstand beside me. “Sleep well?”I sat up slowly, wincing at the dull ache in my lower back. The pregnancy was starting to make itself known, my belly growing rounder and heavier by the day. “I slept better than I have in years,” I admitted softly. “You didn’t have nightmares.”He smiled—a real, honest smile that made his grey eyes crinkle at the edges. It was the first time I had seen him truly smile, and it made my heart stop in my chest.“I didn’t have nightmares because you were here,” he said. He didn’t make it sou
I woke up with a heavy weight pinning my chest to the mattress.My eyes fluttered open, the morning light filtering through the gauze curtains, painting the penthouse bedroom in shades of pale gold. My body was sore—not from brutal sex, but from the tension of the night before, from holding my breath, from crying until my eyes were swollen.And Drake was still there.He was lying on his side, facing me, his arm draped possessively over my waist, his palm resting flat against the dome of my pregnant belly. His dark lashes were fanned against his cheeks, his face peaceful in sleep. The gash on his cheekbone had been neatly bandaged—my work—and his chest rose and fell in a slow, even rhythm.For a moment, he looked like a normal man. A beautiful, exhausted, normal man.I didn't move. I didn't dare. I just lay there, staring at him, my heart doing something dangerous and painful in my chest.Don't fall in love with him, I screamed at myself. He's a monster. He stalked you. He trapped you.
The penthouse was a mausoleum.I had spent the entire day wandering it like a ghost, dragging my aching, bruised body from room to room. I counted the steps from the bedroom to the kitchen (forty-two). I counted the windows in the living room (sixteen). I counted the seconds between the soft hum of the air conditioning and the distant wail of police sirens far below.I was losing my mind.I had eaten the lunch the maid left on the marble counter—a perfect filet mignon with roasted vegetables. I had taken my prenatal vitamin. I had showered, scrubbing the dried blood from my skin until the water ran cold.And now, I was sitting on the floor of the living room, my back pressed against the cold glass of the floor-to-ceiling windows, staring at the heavy oak door.He'll be back soon, I thought, my stomach twisting into knots. He'll come through that door, strip me naked, and fuck me raw until I scream.I should have been terrified. I was terrified.But beneath the terror was a sick, crawl
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