Twenty minutes felt longer than it was.Elena dozed in short, shallow stretches, body heavy and sore in places that still pulsed with the memory of him. The loose loop of the belt around her wrist stayed put. Every time she shifted she felt it—soft, present, a quiet claim. The city outside the windows had gone from deep black to a thinner, pre-dawn gray. The clock on the nightstand read 3:28 when his hand settled on her hip.“Time.”She opened her eyes. He was already sitting up, watching her. Hard again. The sight of him—calm, focused, still hungry—sent a slow roll of heat through her despite the ache between her legs.He didn’t waste words. He swung his legs over the side of the bed, planted his feet on the floor, and crooked two fingers at her.“On your knees. Between mine.”She slid off the mattress and knelt on the carpet. The fiber was rough against her skin. He took the belt still looped around her wrist, pulled her hands together in front of her, and bound them properly this t
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