MasukChapter 4
I woke up wrapped in silk sheets that didn’t belong to me. For a second, I didn’t move. I stared up at the smooth ceiling, watching the early morning sunlight filter through sheer curtains. The air smelled like cedarwood and something colder, sharper, like the man who owned this place. For a moment, I thought it was a dream. The kind that teases you with heat and power before the weight of reality yanks you back down. But when I shifted under the sheets and felt the soreness between my thighs, I knew it wasn’t. He hadn’t touched me last night. Not fully. But he had learned me. Watched me tremble from nothing but his voice. Pressed his fingers into the places that made me whimper without ever giving me release. He had made me beg. And when I finally shattered for him, he hadn’t even undone a single button on his shirt. He whispered, That’s rule one, Ivy. You cum when I say. Not before. Now it was morning, and everything was real. This was Day One. The contract had started. And I had no idea who I would be by the time it ended. I slipped out of the bed slowly, legs still unsteady. My dress was gone. In its place, on the velvet bench beside the door, was a black silk robe. I put it on, tying the sash tightly around my waist. The penthouse was quiet. Too quiet. I stepped into the hallway, my bare feet sinking into plush carpet, my breath catching when I spotted him. Damien. In the kitchen. Shirtless. Coffee in one hand, phone in the other. He looked up the second I entered. His gaze swept over me slowly, possessively, like he was cataloging every inch of skin the robe didn’t cover. “Good morning, Ivy.” I swallowed. “Morning.” He nodded toward the marble island. A single white envelope sat there. My name printed on the front. I walked over, picked it up. Inside was a black card. No logo. Just a chip. “And this is…?” “Your spending card,” he said. “Clothes. Toiletries. Anything you need. My assistant has already arranged appointments with a stylist and a private driver. You’ll be taken care of.” It didn’t feel real. I gripped the card like it might dissolve in my hand. “You don’t waste time.” “Time is expensive,” he said simply. “And so are you.” His words made my skin flush. He leaned against the counter, arms crossed. Calm. Commanding. Bare chest still damp from a recent shower. “Breakfast is waiting on the terrace. Eat. Then shower. Then wait for my call.” My stomach twisted. “And what happens after?” He smirked. “You learn what it means to surrender.” He walked past me, scent trailing in his wake like heat. I stood there, stunned, still holding the card like a lifeline. Eat. Shower. Wait. Three simple things. But they felt like orders. I stepped out onto the terrace. The table was already set. Toast, fruit, eggs, fresh juice. A breakfast meant for someone who had always lived this way. I hadn’t eaten like this in years. It felt wrong to sit down, but I did. My hands were still trembling. Every bite tasted like something I couldn’t afford. When I finished, I showered. Hot water. Expensive soap. A rainfall showerhead that kissed my back like luxury I didn’t deserve. I lingered under the water too long, trying to quiet my thoughts. By the time I stepped out, wrapped in the same silk robe, my phone buzzed. Unknown number. Come to the red room. Door to the right of the piano. Do not speak. Do not wear anything under the robe. My mouth went dry. This was it. The real beginning. I walked through the penthouse, every step echoing louder in my chest. I found the piano easily. Black. Sleek. Untouched. The door beside it was closed. Red. The handle was cold when I turned it. Inside, the world changed. Low lighting. Crimson walls. Velvet curtains. Leather straps on the walls. Cuffs hanging from hooks. A bed I couldn’t call a bed, it was a display of dominance. Padded benches. Chains. And at the center of it all, Damien. He stood by a tall black chair, dressed now in a tailored black suit. A glass of whiskey in his hand. His eyes didn’t move from me. “Close the door,” he said. I did. “Come here.” I walked to him slowly, blood pounding in my ears. He circled me like a predator. One finger hooked under the robe’s sash. “You followed instructions,” he murmured. “Good girl.” The knot came undone in one pull. The robe fell open. He didn’t touch me. Not yet. “Hands behind your back.” I obeyed. He reached into his pocket and pulled out leather cuffs. The moment they clicked shut around my wrists, something in me snapped. Fear. Heat. Curiosity. He walked in front of me again, fingers brushing my collarbone. “I told you I would show you what obedience feels like.” His mouth touched my ear. “But I never promised it would be easy.” He walked me to the padded bench and bent me forward. His hand gripped the back of my neck. “Count for me.” The first strike of the crop hit the underside of my thighs. Sharp. Hot. Stunning. “One.” The second came faster. “Two.” By the fifth, my breath was ragged. By the tenth, I was crying. Not from pain. From the way his voice filled the air every time I got the number right. From the way he whispered, Good girl, like he meant it. He stood in front of me, his hand wiping away a single tear with the back of his knuckle. “You did better than I expected.” I wanted to speak, but the words caught in my throat. “Did you like it?” he asked. I nodded, cheeks red. “Say it.” “I liked it,” I whispered. He spanked my ass hard this time. ”I said always add daddy.” ”I like it daddy” I whimpered. ”Go to the bed,” He said. I went to the bed, awaiting what was to come next. Chapter 5The bed wasn’t just a bed.It was a command. A silent order I couldn’t refuse.I climbed onto it slowly, my wrists still cuffed behind me, chest rising and falling with every breath that felt stolen. My heart pounded against my ribs like it was trying to break free. The silk robe slipped off my shoulders and pooled at my knees, leaving me bare, exposed, trembling.Damien stood at the foot of the bed, moving with maddening calm as he removed his jacket. His eyes never left mine. In that gaze was everything. Control, hunger, restraint coiled tight like a predator waiting for the perfect moment to pounce.“You don’t move unless I say,” he said, unbuttoning his cuffs with deliberate precision. “You don’t speak unless I ask. Do you understand?”I nodded, breath caught in my throat.His eyes narrowed slightly. “Say it.”“Yes… daddy,” I whispered.A flicker of approval passed through his features. He nodded once.Then he stepped forward. Slow, deliberate..
Chapter 4I woke up wrapped in silk sheets that didn’t belong to me.For a second, I didn’t move.I stared up at the smooth ceiling, watching the early morning sunlight filter through sheer curtains. The air smelled like cedarwood and something colder, sharper, like the man who owned this place.For a moment, I thought it was a dream. The kind that teases you with heat and power before the weight of reality yanks you back down.But when I shifted under the sheets and felt the soreness between my thighs, I knew it wasn’t.He hadn’t touched me last night.Not fully.But he had learned me.Watched me tremble from nothing but his voice. Pressed his fingers into the places that made me whimper without ever giving me release. He had made me beg. And when I finally shattered for him, he hadn’t even undone a single button on his shirt.He whispered, That’s rule one, Ivy. You cum when I say. Not before.Now it was morning, and everything was real.This was Day
Chapter 3I stared at the folder for a long time after Damien left.I didn’t touch it.I didn’t even breathe.It sat there on the edge of the desk like a loaded gun. Just a few pages of cold, clinical language offering more money than I’d ever seen… in exchange for my body. My silence. My submission.Thirty days.It didn’t sound like much. A month. Four weeks. Just over six hundred hours.But I knew better.Time didn’t move the same when someone else owned your body. It bent. Twisted. Hurt.And yet, I couldn’t stop thinking about it.I took the folder home, buried deep in my bag like a sin I wasn’t ready to confess. I didn’t tell my brother. He was passed out again, shirtless on the couch, mumbling in his sleep about debts he’d never repay.I stood by the window for hours. Trying to remember the girl I used to be.Before the club. Before loosing the house. Before I stopped dreaming about anything but surviving.That girl would’ve said no.She w
I didn’t sleep that night. I couldn’t. Even after he said I should go back to my duties like nothing had happened. Even after I put my uniform back on with trembling fingers and slipped out of the suite like a ghost. My skin still felt the tension from where he had touched me. It was funny how my body responded to him. Shame curled up in my stomach like smoke. I should have felt humiliated. I should have been scared. But all I felt was the way his voice still echoed in my head. Come here. The way he said it made everything inside me come undone. I took a cold shower in the back dressing room, scrubbing until my skin turned red. The club had closed by then. Staff had gone. Lights dimmed. Silence stretched through the halls like a warning. I didn’t know what I was now. A waitress? A plaything? A mistake? It was almost dawn when I stepped out the back door, hoodie pulled over my damp hair, shoes squeaking with every step. The streets were nearly empty. I walked home with my arms wrapped
(Ivy's POV)Chapter 1The slap of my shoes against wet pavement echoed louder than the thunder overhead. Rain soaked me to the bone, cold rivulets crawling down my spine. My breath caught as I reached the back entrance of the club, fumbling with the rusted handle. My fingers shook, partly from the chill, mostly from panic. I was late. Again.The door creaked open and heat swallowed me whole. Liquor. Sweat. Expensive perfume. The scent of survival. Neon lights bled through the hallway as bass pounded from the club floor, steady and primal like a second heartbeat.“Ivy.”His voice cracked through the air.I turned to see my manager stalking toward me, eyes bloodshot, jaw tight.“Do you have a death wish,” he snapped, “or are you just stupid?”“I’m sorry,” I stammered, dripping on the floor. “The bus stalled, and...““I don’t care. Get changed. Now. The boss is here. Private suite. High rollers. If you mess this up tonight, you’re gone.”My stomach twisted.Not because I was sc







