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Darcelle's POV:
“I want an open marriage, Darcelle.” Christopher says, still pounding into his personal assistant who smirks slyly at his statement. Anger boils inside me as I fight back my tears. I look at my husband of 5 years who shamelessly buries himself in another woman in front of me. “Why are you doing this to me?”,I ask, my hands shaking from restraint. He lets out this annoying laugh I once fell head over heels for. “You're like a plastic mannequin. You're stiff and dry, a total defective piece. Sure, you look hot but you're the absolute worst in bed. You don't even get turned on.” I want to smash his head into the wall and get a divorce but if I divorce him, the company I built from scratch will be split between us. He doesn't deserve one bit of it, he lay around all day, sleeping with female employees of my company while I worked my ass off to get to where it is today. “Sure! You want an open relationship? Why not. I'll make you regret doing this to me.”, I said before stomping out of the hotel room slamming the door on my way outside. That bastard dared call me dry? Truth? He wasn't man enough to wet me. But my college exes? They'd left me soaked and screaming for more. Noah, Steve and Josh. I was reminded of their names again. My college exes, the ones who worshipped me. The ones whose mere presence made me cum. I drove back to my house and stomped up to my bedroom and started looking for a dress which was “sexy” enough for me to get railed. I probably still have their numbers buried in my phone. Time to test that. Fingers trembling with leftover rage, I yanked out the dress, backless silk that hugged my curves like a lover's hands. Slit high enough to flash thigh, neckline plunging to tease cleavage. Paired it with black lace thong, garters, and fuck me heels. Mirror check, smoky eyes and a red lip. Christopher called me "defective"? I'd show him. Phone in hand, I scrolled through old contacts. Noah, Steve and Emmanuel. Heart raced. Probably ghosts by now. Thumbs flew anyway. I asked them to come to a bar downtown, not even sure if they still use that number or if they'd ever appear. I was hungry for trouble and didn't care about the consequences anymore. Tossed my phone away with no expectations. Just fire in my veins and a pussy already throbbing at the memories of Noah's rough hands pinning me, Steve's tongue working me through an orgasm and Josh's cock stretching me wide. The bar buzzed with eyes on me, men's stares devouring every curve, women shooting jealous glares. I knew I was the center of attention, and fuck, I loved it. Sipped whiskey slow, legs crossed like a queen on her throne. Noah entered first. Now CEO of a tech giant, he filled the doorway, tall, ripped under his black suit, exuding that same cocky power from college. His gaze stripped me bare from across the room, ending in a smirk so dirty it soaked my thong on sight. He claimed the stool next to mine, big hand grazing my thigh. It made heat shoot straight to my core. "Darcie, holy fuck. That dress is begging to be ripped off you, shredded slow while I watch you squirm. You're destruction poured into silk, baby. Owned my soul back then, i won't mind you owning it again His eyes raked me head to toe again, lips curling into a slow, filthy smirk that promised absolute ruin, fingers tightening just enough on my thigh to make me bite my lip. Steve prowled in next, real estate billionaire with sun kissed skin and a body sculpted for sin, shirt unbuttoned just enough to tease. He leaned in close, breath hot on my neck, murmuring, "Trouble walked in years ago, you. Been craving that fire ever since. Wet for me yet, goddess? Say the word, and I'll drop to my knees right here, taste how much you missed this tongue.” Josh arrived last, an import tycoon radiating dark danger, broad shoulders straining his jacket, scarred hands flexing. Tattoos covering his neck. He claimed the spot on my other side, powerful thigh shoving mine open an inch, knee pressing insistent against lace, gaze burning into my soul as his callused fingers brushed my inner wrist. "Look at you, Darcie, owning this whole damn room like the queen you are," he rasped, voice deep thunder rumbling through me. "Pure fucking addiction, the kind that wrecked my control in college, had me on my knees begging for your screams. I'm ready to worship every dripping inch of you. Just say the word.” It had been a long time since I had last been called “Darcie” but oh lord, it felt so damn good rolling off their perfect mouths. I knew they were ready to worship me and that's exactly what I needed today. Noah's fingers dug deeper into my thigh, thumb circling dangerously close to lace. Steve's hand slid up my back, nails scraping silk. Josh's knee nudged wider, breath ragged. No words needed, I rose like a goddess, leading them to the shadowed VIP room I had booked while driving here. Inside, Noah spun me first, mouth crashing to my neck, sucking hard enough to mark while his hands cupped my ass, grinding me against his thick bulge. "Feel that, Darcie? All for you. Gonna rip this dress and fuck you till you loose all sense.” "Steve dropped to his knees between my legs, shoving the slit higher, hot mouth latching to inner thigh. "Goddess wet already? Let me drink you dry, then fill you up." His tongue teased my clit through fabric, my moan echoed. Josh towered behind, ripping my top down to free breasts, rough palms kneading nipples to peaks. Tattoos flexed as he bit my shoulder. "My queen. Scream for me. I'll stretch every hole of yours.”, he growled. My phone buzzed sharply from my clutch, Christopher's name flashing like a loser's plea.Darcelle’s POV:The road stretched out like it had nowhere else to be.We’d left the city behind an hour ago in Noah’s car, wind whipping through my hair, sun warm on my skin. Steve sat with one arm resting along the back of the seat, fingers occasionally brushing Noah’s shoulder. Josh was in the back with me, long legs stretched out, one hand resting on my thigh not possessively, just there. The radio played something old, some 80s song I barely knew the words to but none of us were really listening. We were laughing too much.Noah glanced in the rearview mirror, caught my eye, and grinned.“You’re singing off key again, Darcie.”I laughed. It felt too good to stop.“It’s not off key, it’s expressive.”Steve turned halfway in his seat, eyebrow raised.“Expressive is one word for it.”Josh’s low chuckle vibrated through his chest. “She’s got passion. Let her have it.”I elbowed him lightly. “Thank you for the defense.”He caught my hand before I could pull it back, brought it to his
Christopher’s POV:“God Dammit! I can't do it for any cheaper than that!” I pleaded as the guy on the other end of the phone laughed like he’d heard this song before and still enjoyed the chorus.“Fifty thousand euros, Randal. That’s the price for a new passport, clean history, and a quiet boat to Morocco next week. You want to stay breathing in Europe? Pay up. You want to argue? I hang up and tip off the first person who asks about you.”I gripped the phone so hard the plastic creaked. My other hand shook as I rubbed my face which had become stubble like sandpaper, eyes burning from too many nights staring at the ceiling.“Thirty,” I said. “Thirty and I throw in the watch. Rolex. Real. Worth at least fifteen on the street.”Silence. Then another laugh, shorter this time.“Forty five. Final. And you leave the watch on the bench in Praça do Comércio tomorrow at noon. Someone will pick it up. You show up with cash, you get your papers. You show up without it, you get nothing. And I sta
Darcelle’s POV:Three days after the warehouse, the hospital finally let me go.They’d kept me longer than I wanted for mild concussion, hypothermia they’d monitored like I might shatter and a map of cuts and bruises they insisted on re-dressing twice a day. I hated the sterile smell, the constant beeping, the way every nurse spoke to me like I was fragile. I wasn’t fragile. I was tired. Angry. Ready to be home.But the quiet of the hospital room had given me too much time to think. About Christopher’s hands on me. The way he’d looked at me like I was still something he could control.It also gave me time to think about the three men who’d ripped the night apart to find me.Steve never left the hospital. He slept in the chair beside my bed, brought real coffee instead of the weak hospital stuff, handled every work email so I didn’t have to stare at a screen when my head throbbed. He read updates from the office aloud, summarized board calls, signed off on urgent approvals with my whis
Steve’s POVThe SUV smelled like blood and gravel dust.Darcie was limp across my lap in the backseat, head tucked against my chest, her breathing shallow but even. Noah was driving fast, his eyes flicking to the rearview every few seconds. Josh had sped away the second we got her clear of the containers to follow Christopher, his truck roaring off into the dark after the fading engine sound. One curt order before he left.“Get her to the hospital. I’ll handle Christopher.”I hadn’t argued. There was no point.My arms stayed locked around her. She was freezing, her skin was clammy, lips pale, cuts on her knees and feet still seeping through the hasty bandages Noah had wrapped on the way. Myl jacket was draped over her shoulders, but it wasn’t enough. I rubbed slow, steady circles on her arm, trying to push any warmth I had into her body.“She’s out,” I said quietly. “Her pulse is strong and breathing is okay. But she’s lost blood. Cheek’s swollen badly. Lip’s split. Her feet and kne
Christopher's POV:The highway blurred past. My foot was welded to the accelerator. The speedometer needle trembled past 140 kph, it was too fast for these roads, too fast for the tires, too fast for anything except running.I kept glancing at the rearview mirror. Nothing yet. No headlights. No flashing lights. But I knew they were back there. Somewhere. Josh fucking Muller. Ricky told me there are two more men. Darcelle had ultimately become a slut apparently. If he’d found the warehouse, he’d find me.I’d seen them on the camera, five cars sweeping the access road.No uniforms. That was worse. That meant they weren’t police. That meant they were hers.I’d slammed the SUV into gear and floored it before the cameras even finished panning.Darcie was gone. She’d jumped out. I’d seen the trunk lid pop open in the mirror, seen her roll into the gravel like a discarded doll. I’d hit the brakes hard enough to fishtail, but the lights were already closing in. I didn’t have time to chase her
Darcelle’s POVThe warehouse was freezing. Concrete sucked the warmth from my bare feet and the metal chair bit into the backs of my thighs through the fabric of my suit. My wrists throbbed where the zip ties had cut in fresh tape around my chest and legs pinned me like a butterfly to a board. Every shallow breath pulled the split in my lip open again. Blood tasted metallic on my tongue.Christopher paced in front of me, burner phone clutched in one hand, the other raking through his hair over and over. He’d been muttering to himself for the last ten minutes, half sentences about lawyers, money transfers, how he was going to “fix this.” He hadn’t looked at me once.Then he froze.His head snapped toward the small security monitor mounted high on the wall near the loading bay, a cheap black and white feed from the perimeter cameras he must have rigged when he broke in.The screen flickered. Grainy night vision showed five sets of headlights sweeping the access road and moving closer.C







