HIS POISONOUS POSSESSION
"You're my masterpiece, Ivy. And I don't let my art dictate the terms of its survival."
He kissed me then, a bruised, invasive collision that was less about affection and more about dominance. It was a sadistic reclamation, his hands mapping my body with a frantic, volatile hunger. I fought him, my hands bunched in his shirt, but my body betrayed me, arching into his with a "poisoned" need that only he could satisfy. In the middle of the apocalypse, our consent was a jagged, desperate thing, a recognition that we were both too far gone for any other touch.
Bab Populer