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Sixty-Eight

Author: Luxie
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-11 00:20:36

Maya

At first, my brain totally glitched on what I was seeing. I stood in the doorway, hand still on the frame, watching Alec on his knees, with the servant girl. My eyes tried to tell me it was something else—something I could actually explain away. But then he turned, his eyes met mine and stayed exactly the same.

“What... is this?”

My voice caught on the last syllable. Alec didn’t flinch.

“You need to calm down.”

I shifted my gaze to the servant girl. She stood frozen,but what struck me most was the absence of guilt there. No shame, no fear, just a strange, almost vacant stillness. It was as if she were a puppet, her focus entirely on Alec, waiting for his next command, for him to be the one to speak and define the moment.

“You—”

Alec took a step forward

I laughed. It came out sharp and ugly. “I'm asking you a question. What is this?”

“Maya, please —”

“No. Am I running crazy? Is this real? Are you really shoving your tongue into that filthy pig?”

Alec's face contorted into a har
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