MasukPart Two
Father Luca didn’t sleep that night. He sat in the dark of the rectory, the sweat of her still clinging to his skin, his hands trembling where they rested on his lap. The crucifix above his bed loomed heavy. He didn’t dare look at it. He just breathed. And remembered the way her moans echoed through the church like a hymn. She hadn’t said her name. Still hadn’t. And yet, she’d taken up residence in his veins like holy wine. His cock stirred again at the thought. He gritted his teeth and reached for the cold water by his bedside. It wasn’t over. He knew that. He didn’t want it to be. She came again the next Friday. But this time… she wasn’t alone. He was already in the booth, half hard from anticipation, his hands folded but unsteady, when the door opened. Footsteps. Two sets. A pause. Then her voice. "Bless me, Father. For I’ve sinned." He exhaled. "Again?" "Always." And then another voice. Softer. New. Feminine. "Bless me, Father. I’ve sinned too." His blood turned to ice. He opened the partition slowly. Her face was there — confident, amused, beautiful as sin. And beside her, kneeling in the shadows, was another woman. Younger. Nervous. He couldn’t speak. "Her name’s Eva," she said. "She wants to learn." "Learn?" "What it feels like to be worshiped." He stared at her. She smiled. "You’re already hard, Father. Don’t lie." Eva looked at him through the lattice, her eyes wide with a mixture of fear and intrigue. She bit her lip. His cock surged again. "No," he whispered. She tilted her head. "Why not?" "Because this is madness." "You didn’t say that last week." He shut the partition. Stood. But the door to the confessional opened before he could leave. And there they both were — she in a red dress that clung like sin, Eva behind her in black lace and innocence. "Father," she whispered, "we want to confess. With our bodies." He lost the fight. Again. She kissed him first. Deep. Tongue warm, hand already undoing his belt. Eva stepped in behind her, hesitant, then bolder — her lips brushed his neck. His knees weakened. He groaned. Two mouths on him. Two sets of hands. One dragging his cock out. The other dropping to her knees. "Let me taste him first," the woman said. She did. Her lips wrapped around him like heaven had rules she didn’t care for. Wet. Slow. Skilled. Eva watched, eyes wide, mouth parted. "Come," the woman said, pulling away just enough to guide the girl. And Eva, trembling, leaned forward. She licked him like he was forbidden fruit. Innocent and messy. Her tongue shy, then confident. The woman guided her, teaching her how to suck. How to use her lips. How to moan around his length. He was going to explode. He yanked them both up, turned the older one around, bent her over the padded bench inside the booth. "You first," he growled. He slid inside her again. No foreplay. No prayers. Just raw, slick, hot need. Eva kissed him while he fucked her friend. Her hands roamed his chest, her breath hot. Then he lifted her onto the edge of the bench beside them. "Next." He thrust into Eva, her gasp sharper, her pussy tight and untrained. Her legs wrapped around him. "Please—Father—" He growled her name. Thrust harder. Faster. The older woman moaned beside them, one hand between her thighs, watching. He fucked them both until they were gasping, begging, ruined. And when he came, it was on his knees, his mouth against their bare skin, his soul screaming. There was no forgiveness this time. Only fire. But it didn’t end there. Eva lay stretched across the velvet bench, breathless and dazed, her thighs glistening, lips swollen from him. The older woman crouched between her legs, licking her clean — slowly, reverently, with moans that echoed off the confessional’s walls. Father Luca stood watching, cock twitching again, drenched in guilt and desire. He wasn’t sure if this was a punishment or a reward. "You like watching?" the woman whispered. He nodded. Eva moaned and curled her fingers into the woman’s hair, her hips rising, surrendering. Luca stepped forward, hand tightening in her curls. She looked up at him, mouth already open. He shoved his cock into her throat. She gagged around him but didn’t pull back. He fucked her mouth while she licked Eva, the three of them lost in a world that no longer cared about salvation. When he came again, it was messier. Louder. More depraved. He collapsed into the corner of the booth, breathing like a man who'd run from God. The older woman rose, lips smeared, eyes feral. She knelt before him, kissed his chest, then whispered: "Next week, you’ll watch us. But you’re not allowed to touch." He wanted to argue. Beg. But he just nodded. Because somewhere, deep inside, he already knew: he was never going back.The storm outside clawed at the windows, thunder rolling low and steady, a pulse that matched the frantic beat in Isla’s chest. Her apartment was dim, lit only by the weak glow of a lamp in the corner. She could see the bruises on Damian’s ribs each time he shifted on her couch, the dark smear of blood along his split lip, the restless energy sparking in his eyes.She should never have opened the door.That thought had been beating against her skull since the moment he appeared, half-broken and smirking like the devil had carved him from his own shadow. She should have called the police, should have shut him out, should have—“You’re staring,” Damian said, breaking the silence.Her hands tightened around the first-aid kit she still hadn’t put away. “You’re bleeding.”“You said that last time.”“Because it keeps happening.” She snapped the kit shut, slamming it down on the table. “Do you just… go out and look for trouble?”“Not trouble.” His smile was lazy, unbothered. “Release.”Her e
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The club’s velvet lights pulsed in rhythm with the bass, painting everything in deep crimson and violet. Bodies pressed together on the dance floor, sweat and perfume merging into one intoxicating haze. At the bar, Isla leaned back on her stool and let the stem of her glass slide through her fingers. She wasn’t here to dance. She wasn’t even here to drink. She was here for him.“You keep staring,” the bartender said with a smirk. “Either you want him or you want trouble.”Isla flicked her eyes toward the corner booth where a man sat, untouched by the chaos around him. Matteo DeLuca. White shirt, collar unbuttoned just enough to tease, a glass of whiskey untouched before him. His eyes scanned the room like he owned it. Because, in a way, he did.“I didn’t say I wanted either,” Isla replied.The bartender chuckled. “Then you better stop staring, sweetheart, because a man like that notices everything.”Isla raised her glass and let the burn of the liquid distract her. She was here for in
Rain fell hard against the glass walls of the rooftop bar, painting the skyline in streaks of silver. Aria Lowe sat alone at a corner table, her drink untouched, watching the city blur beneath the storm. She had not planned to be here. She rarely drank, rarely ventured anywhere outside her routines. But tonight felt different. Tonight, she felt restless.Her phone buzzed with another message from her sister. Come home already. You hate crowds.Aria ignored it. She was tired of being predictable. Tired of being the one everyone relied on to stay safe and steady. She wanted to feel something sharp, something that would cut through the numbness that had grown around her like a second skin.“Waiting for someone?”The voice came from across the table. A man had appeared without her noticing, tall and broad-shouldered, dressed in a suit that looked handmade for him. His hair was dark and slicked back, his jaw shadowed with stubble that only made him look more deliberate. He was the kind of
The rain had been falling for hours, slicking the streets of Manhattan in silver light. Isabella Marlowe pulled the collar of her leather jacket tighter as she slipped down an alley lit only by the neon glow of a sign. Velvet Room. The letters pulsed red like a heartbeat, drawing her toward the doorway as though she were meant to be there.She had no business walking into a place like that, but business had nothing to do with it. She was running. Always running. Tonight she needed somewhere crowded enough to swallow her whole, somewhere the past couldn’t find her.The moment she stepped inside, she was hit by velvet shadows, low music, and the intoxicating scent of whiskey, smoke, and something darker; something like sin. The club was crowded, a living organism of heat and bodies, but it had a pulse that felt controlled, as if every movement inside belonged to the same hand.Her eyes scanned the room, restless and sharp. She wasn’t dressed for seduction; jeans, boots, jacket; but h
The city outside Dominic Hale’s penthouse never slept, but Elena had never felt a silence so heavy. It was the kind of silence that pressed against her skin, made every sound sharper. The clink of his glass when he set it down on the counter. The faint hum of the refrigerator. The sound of her own pulse thrumming in her ears.She stood in his kitchen barefoot, wearing nothing but the silk robe he’d given her the night before. She hadn’t planned to stay again—she had promised herself that last time would be the last—but somehow here she was, wrapped in his world like a thread pulled tighter every time she tried to tug free.Dominic was watching her. Not obviously, not the way men in bars or on the street did. He studied her in a quieter way, assessing, waiting. Always waiting.“You’re restless,” he said finally. His voice was smooth, almost casual, but it carried that undertone she was beginning to recognize—the one that meant he saw straight through her.She forced a little laugh. “I’







