There was no rest.
No truce. No space between one and the next. John lifted me from the floor like I weighed nothing. Carried me to the bedroom without letting go, his mouth on my neck, my legs wrapped tight around his waist, like we both knew if we separated, something would break. He threw me onto the bed with dangerous ease. Stripped off the rest of his clothes without hurry, his eyes never leaving me. That look—devouring, possessive, burning—knocked the breath out of me. And when he crawled over me, slow, muscles taut, that dangerous smile on his lips, I wasn’t thinking of anything else. Only him. “You said you didn’t want me to stop,” he murmured against my mouth, barely brushing it with his own. “So I won’t.” And he didn’t. His tongue met mine again, this time wilder, deeper, like he wanted to rip thoughts from my skull with every kiss. My hips rose on their own, begging for friction. And he gave it. Rubbed against me hard, steady, until my nails dug into his back. He groaned, low and smug, as his mouth moved down. He kissed my breasts, bit gently, then licked with maddening slowness. I arched into him, gasping, pulling him closer. I didn’t care if I begged—I needed him more than I’d ever dared admit. He knew. His fingers trailed down my stomach, and when they reached where I wanted him most, I was already shaking. He opened me without asking, like I was his, and touched me with brutal precision. Slow. Wet. Direct. “You’re so wet, Cat…” he whispered, fingers moving—steady, relentless. “This is all for me, isn’t it?” “Yes…” I gasped, eyes closed, biting my lip. “It’s all because of you.” “Say it.” “All of this,” I whispered, lost, “is your fault.” And he smiled. He licked me. Slowly. Then harder. He used his tongue like he knew exactly how—and he did. He didn’t stop until I cried out his name, until I twisted beneath him, until moans spilled from me, uncontrollable. But he didn’t let me recover. He flipped me with obscene ease. Got me on my knees, yanked my hair back just enough to make me burn. His mouth was at my ear, his breath hot, his desire as wild as mine. “You wanted more?” “Give me everything.” And he did. He slammed into me hard, deep, full. A guttural groan ripped from his throat, echoing mine. He filled me completely. Made me feel his strength, his size, his body pounding into mine with every thrust. My moans tangled with the wet sounds of our bodies, with the friction, with the air I couldn’t catch. He gripped my waist, moved me against him like I was his. And I was. For that night, in that moment, there was no doubt. John moved faster, harder, deeper, until I broke again, screaming his name. I collapsed onto the bed, and he dropped on top of me, gasping, kissing my shoulders, my spine, the back of my neck. But he didn’t stop. He turned me over. Again. Spread my legs and slid back inside, slower this time, eyes locked to mine, lips red, hair messy, muscles tight, wearing that look that said I won’t let you go. “Look at me when you come again,” he growled, voice hoarse. “I want to see you fall apart for me.” And I did. I cried out, body shaking, trembling with pleasure as he followed, whispering my name between his teeth, collapsing on top of me, heart racing. We stayed like that. Pressed together. Naked. Drenched in sweat and something deeper. My body still vibrated. His did too. We didn’t speak. We didn’t need to. Because this wasn’t just sex anymore. It was an addiction. And we both knew it.The first light of day filters through the window, not as a harsh ray that wounds the dimness, but as a golden veil that caresses the shadows, and I wake slowly, feeling—before opening my eyes—the warm weight of their bodies next to mine. Demon is behind me, his solid chest pressed to my back, his breath deep and steady against my neck, and John is in front of me, so close I can count the eyelashes resting on his skin, so close that every exhale brushes my lips like a silent whisper.There’s no rush. Nothing to wait for and no one to please beyond this small world of the three of us, enclosed in the warm intimacy of rumpled sheets and the shared scent lingering in the air, a blend of night and skin. I move just slightly, with the slowness of someone afraid to break a spell, and Demon responds instinctively, tightening his arm around my waist, pulling me closer to him, as if even asleep he knows he doesn’t want to let me go.John opens his eyes slowly, and his gaze meets mine—the same
The day doesn’t begin softly, as if from the very first moment there’s an underground current running beneath every gesture, a pulse beating hard that none of us seems to want to hide. There’s no golden silence like yesterday’s dawn; today the energy is different—sharper, more alive—and when Demon passes behind me in the kitchen and lets his hand run over my hip with blatant intention, not even pretending he’s just moving past me to grab something, I know: this is going to be a day that burns to the very last spark.John arrives barefoot, hair still damp from the shower, wearing that look that mixes curiosity with a touch of challenge, and he pauses only a second before leaning his shoulder against the doorway, watching us like he’s measuring the exact distance it’s safest to keep… though we all know he’s not going to keep any. Demon lets me go, but doesn’t step far; his gaze locks with John’s, and the tension is so visible I could trace it in the air with my finger.“Are you going to
Dawn arrives without a sound, slipping gently through the half-drawn curtain, letting a thread of golden light spill across the bed as if it wanted to caress us too. I’ve been awake for a few minutes, though I haven’t moved; I don’t want to break this moment that feels suspended in a place where time doesn’t exist. We’re naked, tangled together in a way that makes it impossible to tell where one body ends and the next begins, and the shared warmth is so dense it wraps around me like a second skin.I feel Demon’s slow breathing against my back, his chest pressed to me, his arm heavy around my waist, his hand resting just below my navel, fingers slightly curled as if he doesn’t want to lose contact even in his sleep. In front of me is John, his eyes still closed, but his hand on my thigh tells me he’s not entirely asleep, that he’s in that half-awake space where touch matters more than words.I say nothing, because there’s no need. I listen to them breathe—two different rhythms that, af
The afternoon has that deceptive glow that gives no warning of what’s coming, the sun sinking slowly and the streets breathing a mild warmth that invites you to walk without haste. Demon, John, and I are walking together, with no clear destination, and although anyone watching us would think we’re just three friends strolling, the truth is that beneath that calm surface there’s a subtext that never stops pulsing, an invisible thread that binds us and keeps us taut.Demon walks to my left, his hand close enough to mine that, every now and then, our fingers brush in the faintest contact, sending a tingling up my whole arm. John, on my right, isn’t satisfied with chance: the back of his hand grazes my hip each time we take a step closer together, as if he’s measuring how many centimeters he can close the distance before it becomes too obvious.“You shouldn’t smile like that in public,” Demon murmurs without looking at me, but his deep voice reaches me like a touch on the skin. “People wi
Morning arrives heavy, wrapped in that dense air left behind by a storm, as if the whole world were still damp on the inside—and so am I. The living room smells of freshly brewed coffee, but also of something else, that mix of skin and heat that has seeped into the cushions and into my clothes from last night. I walk barefoot, dragging my fingers along the edge of the table while Demon and John are already there, one at each end, as if they’d positioned themselves strategically to force me to choose where to start.“You’re coming with me first,” Demon says, and though he says it with a studied calm, the way his eyes travel from my ankles to my neck leaves no doubt it’s not a suggestion.John leans back in his chair, resting an arm over the backrest with a tilted smile that seems to say he’s ready to challenge every inch of that claim.“That’s only because you think you can always be first,” he replies, his voice carrying that soft edge of mockery that always sparks the fire. “But you
The whole night seems determined to trap us inside itself, as if the rain striking the windows weren’t just water, but a liquid wall cutting us off from the rest of the world. The wind whistles through the cracks, and now and then the wooden frame of the house groans, as though shifting its weight to endure. I stand before the large living room window, my fingers tracing lazy lines across the fogged glass, following the uneven paths of the droplets, while behind me I hear the slow, weighted steps of Demon and John. They don’t speak, but they advance as though obeying the same invisible pull.It isn’t tension—at least not exactly—it’s something denser, more enveloping, as if the silence itself had weight and temperature. The rain keeps us captive, and that captivity is warm, intimate, dangerous.“You never get tired of staring,” murmurs Demon, his voice closer than I expected. I don’t need to turn to know he’s behind me, close enough for his breath to graze my neck.“It’s hypnotic,” I