Daddy didn’t stop. His hands tightened on my hips, holding me against the cold edge of the desk. My legs were already shaking, my knees threatening to buckle, and he held me there without mercy.“Take it, Grace,” he said against my ear. “Our guest is watching.”The guest stood at the side of the desk, watching, waiting his turn. I could hear his breathing, rough and heavy. I sobbed into the wood, the sound broken and small.What came next blurred. The cold wood against my cheek. The sting of Daddy’s teeth at my shoulder, hard enough to leave a mark. The heat of his breath against my neck. Everything narrowed and sharpened until I couldn’t separate one feeling from another.I tried to hold on to something solid. The grain of the wood. The ticking of the clock on the mantel, faint and far away. Every anchor slipped, one after another, until I was only a body in a room, and the room belonged to them.Somewhere beneath the fear, I recognized the thing I had been trying not to name for wee
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