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Chapter 51

Author: Saskay
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-05 21:02:28

ELIAS

I knew, with the totality of hunger that had been gnawing at my insides for weeks, that I wanted him. Even before the bedroom door had shut, I’d pushed him up against it so hard the hinges rattled. I could taste blood on his bottom lip where my teeth had grazed him, and the coppery tang made me want to bite harder, to mark him, and make him aware of the fact that he’s mine.

He whimpered and pulled me in by the waistband of my slacks. Our hips collided, and I felt his cock, hard and twitching, pressed against my thigh. He said my name, once, softly, and then again, like he was cursing me with every syllable. I grabbed him by the back of the neck and shoved him backwards until he sat heavily on the edge of the bed, his breath coming hard.

Louis looked up at me, his pupils blown out, his lips wet from the kiss. His hands shook, and I couldn't tell if it was from anticipation or relief. His shirt hung loosely on his shoulders, leaving his collarbone and the sharp cut of his throat c
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