LOGINThe stranger’s fingers dug into my jaw as he waited for my answer. His breath was hot and heavy against my face. The red emergency lights made everything look like a nightmare. “Please,” I whispered, voice shaking. “Just let me go.” He laughed softly, like my fear excited him. “Not yet, sweetheart. We’re just getting started.” His hand moved down again, roughly squeezing my exposed breast. I tried to push him away, but he pinned me harder against the cold elevator wall. Tears kept falling down my cheeks. I felt helpless. The elevator wasn’t moving. No one was coming. He lowered his head and took my nipple into his mouth again, sucking hard enough to hurt. I cried out, struggling as much as I could. My arms pushed at his shoulders. My legs kicked uselessly. He only laughed and pressed his body closer, grinding against me. “You’re making this fun,” he muttered, biting down. “Fight more. I like it.” I kept trying. Twisting, turning, shoving. But he was too strong. His free hand sli
We froze. Damien’s body was still pressed against mine, his hand halfway under my shirt. My back was against the cool glass window, heart racing from everything that had just happened. The sound of the elevator ding echoed down the hallway outside the penthouse. Footsteps followed. “Shit,” Damien whispered. He pulled his hand away quickly and stepped back. I fixed my clothes fast, pulling my shirt down and zipping my jeans. My cheeks burned. I couldn’t believe how far we had gone in just a few minutes. The footsteps got closer. I looked at Damien. “I thought you said the elevator wouldn’t work because of the storm?” He scratched the back of his head, avoiding my eyes for a second. “Yeah… about that.” He didn’t give a real answer. Just stood there looking a little guilty, like he had made it up on purpose to keep me there longer. I felt a rush of embarrassment and anger. “You lied?” Before he could reply, I stepped away from him, grabbed my jacket from the couch, and headed for
Austin took another step toward me, close enough that I could smell his cologne. “Unless you’d rather go back down to your cold apartment?” His voice dropped lower. “Or you can stay right here… with me.”I swallowed hard. The storm roared outside, rain beating against the massive windows. My apartment downstairs was dark and freezing. Up here, the warm glow from the generator-powered lamps made everything feel safer. And dangerous at the same time.“I’ll stay,” I said quietly. “Just until the power comes back.”He smiled, slow and knowing. “Good choice.”He poured me a small glass of red wine even though I’d asked for water earlier. I took it anyway. We moved to the living room, standing by the floor-to-ceiling windows that overlooked the entire city. Lightning flashed, lighting up the dark sky and the wet streets far below.“Beautiful view,” I said, trying to keep my voice steady.Austin stood right beside me, shoulder brushing mine. “It is. Especially tonight.”We talked for a while
The storm hit harder than anyone expected. Rain slammed against the windows of my new apartment like it wanted to break in. I had just finished unpacking the last box when the lights flickered once, twice, and then everything went black.“Great,” I muttered, feeling around in the dark for my phone. The screen lit up my face. No power. No Wi-Fi. Just the sound of thunder rumbling outside.I had moved into this fancy high-rise building only two weeks ago after landing my first real job in the city. It was supposed to be a fresh start. Quiet. Peaceful. Instead, I was standing in complete darkness on the 28th floor with no flashlight and a dead laptop battery.I waited ten minutes, hoping the power would come back. It didn’t. The storm only got worse. Lightning flashed across the sky, lighting up my bare apartment for a second. I couldn’t just sit here doing nothing. I remembered the penthouse on the top floor. Maybe the rich guy who lived there had a generator or at least some candles.I
He opened one eye. “What the fuck are you doing?” I froze with his phone in my hand, the screen still bright. My heart slammed against my ribs. Jax sat up slowly, his eyes narrowing at me. He reached out fast, trying to grab the phone back. “Give it here, bitch.” That was the moment everything snapped. He had lied. He never planned to delete anything. I could see it in his face. All those hours, the way he used me, it was just a game to him. My fingers brushed the nightstand beside the bed. A heavy glass ashtray sat there, full of cigarette butts. I didn’t think. I just grabbed it. I swung hard as he lunged. The ashtray connected with the side of his head with a sickening thud. Glass cracked. Cigarette ash flew everywhere. Jax let out a sharp grunt and clutched his head, blood already trickling between his fingers. He stumbled back on the bed, dazed. “You… fucking…” I didn’t wait. I snatched the phone from where it had nearly slipped and scrolled fast through his gallery. My ha
The man smirked, his eyes narrowing as he looked at me over. Up close, he smelled like cheap whiskey and sweat. The tattoo on his arm looked like some kind of snake curling toward his shoulder. He was taller than Daniel, broader too, with a scar just above his left eyebrow. “Name it? Alright. But money ain’t the only thing I’m after tonight.” I swallowed hard. “What do you mean?” He reached past me and locked the door with a soft click. The sound made my stomach drop. “Saw you two on the train. Real show you put on. Thought it was hot at first. Then I figured, why not get something out of it?” He pulled his phone from his back pocket and waved it in front of me. The screen lit up with the video. Even in the low light, I could see myself clearly enough on my knees, head moving, Daniel’s hand in my hair. The audio was faint but there, the train rumbled, his whispers, my small moans. Cold fear washed over me. “Turn it off. Please.” He didn’t. Instead, he set the phone on the small ta
The next morning I woke up sore in all the right and wrong places. Mark was already gone for work, leaving a note on the kitchen counter saying he had an early meeting. I stared at it for a long time, guilt twisting in my stomach. Last night with him had been intense, but my body still remembered M
The front door opened with a heavy click. I stood at the kitchen counter stirring a cup of chamomile tea, trying to look calm even though my legs still felt like jelly. My heart hadn’t slowed down since I rushed home from the gym. Marcus’s cum was still leaking slowly into my panties, and every sma
Marcus was buried deep inside me, thrusting hard from behind on the bench press. My hands gripped the edges of the bench, chest pressed down, ass up as he gave me powerful backshots. Every slam of his hips sent waves of pleasure through my body. The empty gym echoed with the wet sounds of our bodie
Marcus walked over with his jaw tight, eyes still fixed on where Tyler had disappeared. “You okay?” he asked, voice low but sharp. “That was out of line.” Anger burned in my chest. I rubbed the spot where Tyler’s hand had landed, still stinging. “I’m fine,” I said, but my tone came out hard. “Who







