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I looked like I was attacked by a rabid animal, the litter of hickeys and bruises on my skin looking red and angry. By the time I had woken up this morning, the stranger was gone, disappeared into thin air like he never existed in the first place. I let out a sigh that sounded more disappointed than relieved. Maybe it was because it was my first time with a man or because I had never felt so grounded before in my life. It didnât help that the man hadnât bother to drop a message or anything to acknowledge our time together. Maybe I was just too old to know how hookups happen normally. My alarm rang out then, pulling me out of the rabbit hole of overthinking. I pulled myself together, willing the memory of last night to the back of my mind. Time to return back to my normal routine. --- Three months later⌠I crack my neck, looking at my schedule for the day. My last patient had beenâŚemotional. I had to sit and witness a woman bawl out her eyes after she divorced her terminally ill husband for another man, few days after her ex-husband died. I felt uncomfortable as I watched her cry for the entirety of her session, wondering why she had come in the first place. It didnât help that I had that familiar itch underneath my skin once again. Images of that one night came flashing through my head. I shook it away but my cock was already stiff in my pants. With a sigh, I stood up from where I sat, walking into the bathroom in my office. I couldnât meet with my next patient like this. With trembling hands, I pull out my cock once I got to the bathroom. I pump my length, my teeth biting into my lips as I imagined rough hands gripping at my waist. I groan out my release as I painted my hand white with cum. The ghost of the stranger had been haunting me ever since that day making me unable to move close to anyone else. I freshened up, walking back to my seat when a knock on my door drew my attention. A frown marred my face; I wasnât meant to have another appointment until⌠I had somehow forgotten the patient the Director had spoken to me about that had issues with OCD. Just then the door to my office was pushed open. The man who entered looked so tall and huge, I swallowed subtly as I gestured for him to have his seat as I did the same. Something about the way he looked at me set me on edge. âI guess you already have my file,â I picked up his file with a tremble that I tried to hid. His voice had me feeling shaky for some reason, making me frustrated and anxious. His name is Aiden Knight, 27 years old, suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder. âI have been battling with obsession latelyâ He added, spreading against the sofa. âWhat kind of obsession?â I asked calmly, my tone a far cry from how I feel inwardly as he leveled his blue-green eyes at me. âI canât stop myself from stalking someoneâ âWatching everything about him. Wanting to know all his secretsâ My breath seemed to have frozen in my lungs at the intensity of his voice as he described his problem. âAnd who is this person?â I asked, clearing my throat as I adjusted my glasses. Aiden tilted his head slightly to the side, his eyes lighting up with a frightening intensity before he replied me. âYouâ I froze at what he said, hoping I had heard wrong. âWhat?â I asked, my voice faint with disbelief at his answer. âI saw you once at a cafĂŠ, you ordered an Americano. Two packets of sugar. From that day on, I started following you. I know you wake up at 6:30 every morning. You like whole-grain toast with fried eggs. I know your ex-girlfriendâs name is Leah. You broke up three months ago because she cheated.â My hands trembled at the calm way with which he spoke, my brain whirling with panic and fear. âYou need treatmentâŚâ âI knowâ He interrupted before I could complete my statement, a smile splitting his lips. âThatâs why I am here. So, DoctorâŚhow are you going to treat me?â I pressed the emergency number on my phone with trembling fingers, my heart beat pounding with each ring. âHello, this is 911. How can we help you?â --- âWhat were you thinking?!â Dr. George, the lead Psychologist, hissed at me as the police officers walked out of my office, throwing me worried looks. I swallowed, my hands trembling badly. âI am sorryâ I let out weakly, his response getting lost as everything sounded under water. He walked away with angry steps, leaving me a mess at the entrance to my office. I walked back in, closing the door only to find out Aiden was still there. âYou should have known better than to call the policeâ He lets out calmly, as if he were talking about the weather. I know I should respond to him but I couldnât, my mind peaceful blank until my lips were coaxed into a rough kiss. I gasped into the kiss, my breath coming out choppily as he broke the kiss. âHmm, interestingâ Aiden mumbled out, his eyes fixed on my lips before he took a step backward. âY-you shouldnât have done that, it goes againstâŚâ âHere is what would happen, pretty boy. You would come with me, I need to see what you look like when I decorate your body with my cumâ I jolt back at his crude statement, hating the way my cock twitched at it. âI am not going anywhere with you, please leave my officeâ I said calmly, stepping away from the door. âOh, you are. Unless you want everyone to find out you like taking cock like a bitch in heatâ He whispered into my ear, his tongue licking at the lobe. âWhat do you mean by that?â I asked, fear evident in my tone. âI know about that night at the Hilltop hotel and I have a video of you, pretty boyâELIANAiden rested his jaw on a hand as he watched me eat the pizza he had brought with him.He had demanded I ate something before I said anything else to him.His request threw me off, his behaviour deviating from blackmail toâŚcare.I shook the thought off as I dropped the piece of pizza I was nimbling on.âYou didn't have to threaten me like thatâ I pointed out as I wringed my fingers.âBut it made you approach your decision faster, no?âI gritted my teeth at his statement. Sadly he was correct, the fear of the video finding it's way to the population of the hospital had me breaking out in a mini panic attack.âI haveâŚI wouldâŚI agree to your termsâ I forced out, my hands fisting my pants.Within the blink of an eye Aiden was all over me, his hand cupping my throat as he sucked at my Adam's apple.I let out a moan despite myself, the action causing me to grow hot with embarrassment and pleasure.âI knew you would behave, pretty boyâ he practically growled out as he careful removed m
ELIANImmediately I got home, I called a company that deals with changing locks. Despite the fact it was quite late, I had them change all the locks in the house.I changed the passwords to my laptops and my phones. I was determined to flush the parasite that was Aiden Knight out of my life for good.As I crashed into bed after taking the smoothie I made for dinner, his threat came flashing through my mind.What had I done to draw his attention anyway? Was it the way I had dressed or the way I looked?That was when something occurred to me. For the Director to have personally directed Aiden to my office, that meant he was someone important.I grabbed my phone, typing his name into the search box on the internet.There was little to no information about him except a family picture that had been taken with a younger Aiden scowling at the camera.My insides tightened with anxiety as I read the information underneath the picture. Apparently, he was the son of Ares Knight, the Chairman of
ELIANI looked like I was attacked by a rabid animal, the litter of hickeys and bruises on my skin looking red and angry.By the time I had woken up this morning, the stranger was gone, disappeared into thin air like he never existed in the first place.I let out a sigh that sounded more disappointed than relieved. Maybe it was because it was my first time with a man or because I had never felt so grounded before in my life.It didnât help that the man hadnât bother to drop a message or anything to acknowledge our time together.Maybe I was just too old to know how hookups happen normally. My alarm rang out then, pulling me out of the rabbit hole of overthinking.I pulled myself together, willing the memory of last night to the back of my mind.Time to return back to my normal routine.---Three months laterâŚI crack my neck, looking at my schedule for the day. My last patient had beenâŚemotional.I had to sit and witness a woman bawl out her eyes after she divorced her terminally ill
ELIANMy hands trembled slightly as an alert came in saying I had a match on the app. I tapped on it, curious and still not sure of my decision.Stranger: Come to Hilltop hotel, room 27.Me: Sure, no lights. I am on my way.I downed the remnant of my drink, stumbling to my feet. The hotel the man had asked me to come into was a stone throw from the bar I was in.Refusing to drown in the mental trap my head was, I headed to the hotel, faces of people I passed by blurring all together as I made my way to the reception area.âGood evening, sir. How may I help you?â The receptionist questioned.My brain went blank for a while, I hadnât asked for what name the room would be collected under.âHmmâŚI am expected in room 27â I mumbled out, hoping I didnât appear as a drunk who had lost his way.âOh, turn onto your left once you reach the first floor, the first room there is your destination sirâ The receptionist explained, confusion painted onto her face.I ignored her look and the way my stom
ELIANâThank you, Dr. Mooreâ The patient in front of me wiped at his eyes with a handkerchief.âOh, itâs fine. I am glad I was able to contribute to your healing, congratulations on completing your therapy planâ I said to the man as he nodded at me, too emotional to answer me as he walked out of my office.I heaved out a sigh, my alarm ringing for my scheduled Chai tea time. I had just two hours left before I had the next patient walk in.I loved making sure everything was planned ahead to avoid me again triggered unnecessarily. Speaking of planning, the image of my wedding invitations still lodged inside of my drawer instead of been with my coworkers had me dropping my cup of tea.It wasnât as if I didnât want to give the invitation to them, I just didnâtâŚI was overthinking it again.I grabbed my car key, standing to my feet; I would get it now since the wedding was in two daysâ time already.I walked out of my office, walking past the elevator to take the stairs. Once I was in the







