LOGINIvy.
Avoiding Patrick became impossible by noon.
Not because he chased me.
Because he didn’t.
He moved through the house with that infuriating calm, every glance measured, every word deliberate. Meanwhile, I was falling apart.
I nearly dropped a plate when his fingers brushed mine passing the salad. I forgot what my mother asked me twice in one conversation.
At dinner I caught myself staring at his mouth while he spoke to my father and I had to press my thighs together under the table when a rush of heat flooded between my legs.
He stayed perfectly composed.
Which only made me wetter.
By evening my parents finally left for their airport hotel. The house grew quiet the second the front door closed behind them, thick snow falling heavily outside while warm Christmas lights glowed through the rooms.
Just us.
I stood at the kitchen island pretending to scroll on my phone, but every nerve in my body was locked on him as he poured whiskey across the room. The black sweater stretched across his broad shoulders. The way his pants hugged his thighs when he moved made my mouth dry.
“You’re nervous again,” he said quietly, without even looking up.
“I’m not.”
His eyes lifted over the rim of the glass, dark and knowing.
“You start lying faster when you’re wet, Ivy.”
My breath caught. The crude word in his calm voice sent a fresh pulse of slick heat straight to my core.
I shoved my phone in my pocket. “You think you know everything about me just because you watched me fuck myself on camera?”
His gaze sharpened. He took a slow sip of whiskey and stepped closer.
“I don’t know everything,” he said, voice low. “But I know the version of you that comes alive after midnight. The one who moans like she’s starving when she rides that pink toy. The one who begs strangers to tell her how they’d ruin her.”
The words slid through me like silk and sin.
My nipples tightened painfully against my sweater.
“That girl is fake,” I whispered.
“No.” He stopped just inches away. “That’s the only version of you that isn’t apologizing for how badly she wants to be fucked.”
The air between us crackled.
I could smell him. My pussy clenched hard at the scent of whiskey on his breath.
“You make this sound so twisted,” I breathed.
“Maybe because it is.” His eyes dropped to my mouth. “And you like it.”
God, I did.
I looked away, wrapping my arms around myself, but it only made my sensitive nipples drag against the fabric.
“You know normal people would think this is insane,” I said.
A faint, dangerous smile curved his lips.
“Normal people don’t fall asleep with their hand between their legs listening to the same girl every night.”
My stomach flipped.
“You really fell asleep to my voice?”
“Many times.” He stepped even closer until I had to tilt my head back to meet his eyes. “Cock in my fist. Your name in my throat.”
The confession hit me like a physical stroke. I was soaked.
“Ivy.”
The way he said my name now was pure filth—low, rough, intimate.
He reached up slowly and brushed a strand of hair behind my ear, then let his fingers trail down the side of my neck. The touch was gentle, but his eyes promised anything but.
“You’re shaking,” he murmured.
“I hate how easily you do this to me.”
His thumb stroked along my jaw, then lower, brushing the frantic pulse in my throat.
“You do the same to me.” His voice dropped even lower. “You have no idea how many times I imagined bending you over this counter while your father was in the next room.”
I whimpered—actually whimpered—at the image.
Patrick’s control finally frayed. His hand slid to the back of my neck as he closed the last inch between us.
The kiss was hungry.
His mouth claimed mine, deep and demanding from the first second. I melted instantly, opening for him, tasting whiskey on his tongue as he backed me against the kitchen island. One large hand gripped my waist, pulling me flush against him so I could feel exactly how hard he was.
Thick. Huge. Pressed against my stomach.
A broken moan slipped out of me.
He groaned in response, the sound vibrating through my chest as he kissed me harder, tongue stroking mine possessively. His other hand slipped under the hem of my sweater, palm sliding up my bare back, hot and rough.
When he finally broke the kiss, we were both breathing hard.
His forehead rested against mine, eyes black with lust.
“There she is,” he rasped. “My dirty little secret.”
My knees nearly buckled.
That voice, the same voice that had made me come untouched on stream more than once, was now right against my lips.
His fingers flexed on my waist like he was fighting not to rip my clothes off.
“Ivy,” he said, voice strained. “Tell me to stop right now.”
I didn’t.
Instead, I fisted his sweater and pulled him back down to me.
“Don’t,” I whispered against his mouth. “Don’t you dare stop.”
Ivy.I lasted exactly two hours upstairs before making the most dangerous decision of my life.Or maybe the best one.My body still wasn’t sure which.The house was dead silent after midnight, the snowstorm whispering against the windows while the Christmas lights outside painted soft, golden flickers across my bedroom walls. Everyone else was asleep.I should have been too.Instead, I sat cross-legged on the bed in a short silk robe, the deep crimson fabric clinging to my bare skin like a secret. My nipples were already tight, aching against the cool silk as I stared at my streaming dashboard.His last words echoed in my head on repeat.*Then don’t stream tonight.*So of course I did it anyway.For him.Only him.I opened a private room. Invite Only.My fingers trembled slightly as I typed the username.BigDaddyPHe joined in under five seconds.The second his name appeared, heat flooded between my thighs.No camera on his end. Just pure darkness.He was watching me. Hunting me with
Patrick.The second she whispered “Don’t,” something primal tore loose inside me.I still held back.Barely.My hands slammed onto the counter on either side of her, caging her in without touching. The marble was cool beneath my palms. Ivy was anything but. Flushed cheeks, swollen lips, and that oversized sweater slipping off one shoulder, exposing smooth skin I wanted to bite.She looked up at me with wide, hungry eyes, breathing fast, thighs pressed together like she was already aching.Fuck.I’d imagined this exact scene for months. She backed against a counter, wet and waiting for me to ruin her.“You should be very careful with that word,” I said, voice low and rough.Her fingers twisted tighter into my shirt.“What word?”“Don’t.”The innocent way she said it made my cock throb painfully against my zipper. She had no idea what that single word did to a man like me.I’d spent months jerking off to her streams, controlling every urge while she teased thousands of strangers. Now sh
Ivy.Avoiding Patrick became impossible by noon.Not because he chased me. Because he didn’t.He moved through the house with that infuriating calm, every glance measured, every word deliberate. Meanwhile, I was falling apart.I nearly dropped a plate when his fingers brushed mine passing the salad. I forgot what my mother asked me twice in one conversation. At dinner I caught myself staring at his mouth while he spoke to my father and I had to press my thighs together under the table when a rush of heat flooded between my legs.He stayed perfectly composed.Which only made me wetter.By evening my parents finally left for their airport hotel. The house grew quiet the second the front door closed behind them, thick snow falling heavily outside while warm Christmas lights glowed through the rooms.Just us.I stood at the kitchen island pretending to scroll on my phone, but every nerve in my body was locked on him as he poured whiskey across the room. The black sweater stretched acros
IvyI barely slept.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw him standing in the doorway, snow melting on his dark coat, that calm, predatory stillness, and those eyes that already knew every filthy secret I’d ever whispered to the camera.By four in the morning, I gave up.I crept downstairs in nothing but an oversized sweater and tiny sleep shorts, the house dark except for the soft glow of the Christmas tree. My nipples were already tight from the chill… or maybe from the knowledge that he was somewhere under the same roof.Outside, fresh snow blanketed everything. Inside me? Pure chaos.I needed coffee. I needed five minutes where Patrick Laurent didn’t exist.The second I stepped into the kitchen, I knew I wasn’t getting it.He was already there.Leaning against the marble island in black sweatpants that hung dangerously low on his hips and a dark long-sleeved shirt pushed up to his elbows, exposing strong forearms. A mug steamed near his hand while low, sultry jazz played softly. The
IvyThe drive to my parents’ house felt unreal.My hands stayed tight around the steering wheel the entire time, my thoughts looping so violently I nearly missed two traffic lights.He knew my name.Not my screen name. Not the fake persona.My real name.And somehow that wasn’t even the worst part.The worst part was the voice.That deep calm tone had followed me out of the livestream and into the silence of my car, wrapping around every thought until I could barely breathe without hearing it again.Go welcome your guest.No.No, that was impossible.Patrick Laurent was one of the most recognizable actors in the world. Men like him didn’t spend their nights hidden behind masks throwing obscene amounts of money at girls online.Right?I tightened my grip harder.Maybe the voice only sounded similar. Maybe I was panicking over nothing. Maybe—My phone buzzed in the cupholder.Unknown Number.My chest tightened instantly.I ignored it.Three seconds later another message came through.Dr
Ivy.“Say thank you.”His voice slid through my headphones low and smooth, distorted just enough to hide who he was, but not enough to hide what he could do to me.The comments on my livestream moved too fast to read properly.Tips. Requests. Men trying too hard to be noticed.But my eyes only searched for one username.BigDaddyP.A donation notification flashed across my screen.$5,000.My stomach tightened.The room around me glowed warm from the fairy lights hanging behind my bed, everything carefully arranged to look effortless. The red satin robe slipping off one shoulder. The untouched wine glass beside me. The soft music in the background.It was all fake intimacy.That was the job.“Thank you,” I said softly, smiling at the camera even though my face already hurt from pretending for the last hour.Another notification appeared almost instantly.$10,000.The chat exploded.I swallowed hard.He always did this. Dropped into my streams quietly, sat behind that black mask in the d







