officer friendly
âś spooktober. âpower imbalanceâ
an officer stops you on a winding, wooded road at night.
pairing. sylus x reader
cw. corrupt cop! sylus, power imbalance, coercion, noncon, nsfw, mean! sylus, scoundrel behavior, smut, yandere undertones, unreliable narrator & ambiguous perception; dark content ahead: proceed at your own risk
note. ahem⌠hey girlies. been a minute đ so this is probably the meanest iâve ever done Sylus- fair warning. also, is this kinktober slop? maybe, maybe not⌠but i kinda like it regardless đ pls be nice. ya girl is rusty but trying :,) đ since this is a silly kinktober thing donât take it seriously if itâs bad lol :,) bye
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A brisk wind swoops low, ruffling the fir trees alongside the road.
They give a sway, but thereâs no reaction beyond that.
In the middle of nowhere, so out of the way youâd be more confused than anything to see another car- just a part of your commute, unfortunately- the terrain is different from the city. Evergreens stretching for the sky and stopping just short of the clouds.
You doubt even the worst of windstorms could knock them downâ actually, their biggest threat is rot from their own, damp soil eating them from the inside out, spoiling them. Youâve passed a few stumps, so decayed they lean on the trees beside them, bark crumbling off like cookie, yet even in death the plants somehow look majestic.
Thereâs something to say about size in nature. How it often seems to equate to grandeur.
So despite the hike to work every day, toing and froing between your rural home and bustling Linkon, you can still appreciate the scenery.
You take a turn. You canât see the bend ahead until youâve already made it, and the visibility isnât helped by the thin fog rolling in. But again, drivers are seldom seen in these parts... Not that youâve completely stopped being alert of your surroundings- with all the towering obstacles flanking you thatâs a recipe for disaster- but you allow yourself to relax a bit.
For all of a few minutes, anyway, before looking at one of the mirrors and doing an immediate double take.
Someone is tailing you.
Sorry- not just someone. An officer.
And no youâre not doing anything illegal. But you canât help but tense up regardless, check your speed (all good, of course; even if almost always alone on this road, you donât use the solitude as an opportunity to break the law- even if your ETA might like if you did), your lights.
The whole path is shaded under the canopy. The leaves too thick to see the sun if it was there; now, it disappears under a swath of clouds, steadily sinking low as the sugary, evening sky deepens into a blazing blue.
The last of its light, just a spark really, fades from the hood of your car.
The coming of nightfall only worsens that pit of unease in your belly, and you find yourself asking why the unwanted company at this hour.
But itâs fine. Youâre not doing anything you shouldnât be. Your house- the little cabin handed down to you, humble and rickety but cozy, the best you could do- isnât far off.
Some miles more, a few songs on the radio, and youâll be there.
Something you like is playing now, put on loop. But it crackles over the radio. Static abruptly spiking.
Perhaps that is the one and only indicator given to you that something is about to go wrong.
Go wrong it does.
Another uncertain glance tossed to the square reflector and all the color seeps from your face as the perch above the car behind you lights up.
Reds and blues flash, bouncing off the trees as they darken around you. And right when you think itâs a little theatrical for just the two of you on one road, the sirens wail.
Great.
Heart in your throat, you pull up ahead and to the side.
Itâs fine. Itâs fine. The officerâs probably just⌠Just on an evening patrol down a new route- or happens to be passing through and raised a brow at your presence.
I mean, thereâs no telling who you could be, yet even as countless reassurances flip through your brain, you squint in the mirror as he smoothly parks behind you. Trying to make out a face behind those tinted windows.
A woman? A man? Tall and lanky or does he have a donut in hand? Tonightâs already derailing fast, but you wouldnât be so upset if you got off with a light warning from Officer Friendly rather than a dictatorial cop on a power trip.
If nothing else, one is certainly better than the other.
Your wheel is damp with sweat by the time that door swings open.
The polished black boot that steps out precedes the dark aviators and the sharp, stubbled jaw as he heads over.
The gravel thuds underfoot. The rhythm of his heels making one powerful metronome.
And as he approachesâ tall, yes, you note that, but not lanky. No, heâs six foot something, broad, and looks very capable of whatever the hell the job requires of him.
That doesnât calm your nerves by much. Even if it should.
Call it a dayâs fatigue or even gut instinct, but some voice in the back of your head is squeaking for you to leave.
But⌠you donât particularly like the sound of being cuffed and hurled into the backseat of some copâs cruiser all because you pettily resisted whatâs probably a routine, harmless check-up.
Heâll ask a few questions, you remind yourself, maybe throw in some small talk about the weather to make the whole thing less awkward. And then youâll be on your merry way.
Itâs not a big deal.
His shades stay on. Even when he swaggers up to your car window and you hurry to roll it down with a polite, if not timid smile to spare yourself the knock.
Shadows set quickly and emphasize the hewn structure of his face, his jaw, as a pure blue clings to him like a second skin. Before long, the moonlight will replace it.
Youâre sure that this whole ordeal will be over by then, though.
You assume heâs looking at you, though itâs impossible to confirm. You donât catch so much as a glint under the lens as wayward threads of his silvery hair fall over them. Effortlessly stylish.
The added layer of anonymity certainly doesnât lessen the tension plaguing youâ nor the lack of a badge as your eyes sweep over him and linger on the leather standard jacket, his identification just out of view.
The guy braces a hand against the roof of your car.
âEvening,â he greets.
More than definitely, thereâs a gun wedged between himself and his waistband, yet you think with the frame of a veritable model and a voice like syrup, the man must be perfectly dangerous without it.
Save for a spray of clouds, the skies are peacefully clear. The sound of his voice is so deep and rich that the first idea brought to mind is thunder still.
Something in the depths of your soul responds with a tremble. A pink tongue darting out to wet his lip when he says, âDo you know why I pulled you over, Miss?â
Cliche... But no, really, that opener is to be expected.
In spite of that, it does plant a seed of doubt in your belly.
Thereâs just a second or two of silence you take to ponder your response (first impressions are very important, after all) as well as how long he couldâve been following you. Depending on the answer to that niggling question- one you quietly put on the backburner to focus on the present- he shouldâve been able to thoroughly take note of your safe driving.
Itâs your turn to wet your lipâ not out of conscious thought as nerves leave your stomach a whirling mess.
A polite, if not somewhat tight smile is what you give him, yet even then you canât help the rather unprepared sound that escapes you. âA-Ah, no,â you chuckle to recover, âI canât say I do.â
He chuckles back.
A bit meaner about it, though.
In the distance, loud only because the window is open, a crow caws.
And if youâre starting to feel uneasy, that ambience should be held at least partly accountable.
The wind chafes at your cheeks. There for a beat and then whisking out, absconding through the pine.
Again, you find yourself quietly wishing for solitude but pretend otherwise as he puts a hand on his belt, adjusting his stance.
The air about him is⌠oddly refined for a man of his careerâ oh, the professionalism is hardly a surprise, his field has its standards, you know that, but the cool sophistication is. For a moment you think heâs better suited to be the chairman of some big shot company, or at the very least chief of police.
The authority in his tone would corroborate that.
Seems to study you for a moment, then dips his chin and goes, âIs this⌠vehicle yours, Miss?â
First of all, you donât miss the sardonicism leaching off the word, and secondly, more importantlyâ
âYes,â you assert, rather gobsmacked. Itâs hard not to be when that ask came so out of the blue that you canât stop your brow from furrowing in time, most of your propriety shattered in an instant.
âOf course it is,â you murmur as damage control when his lips part, head giving the slightest of cocks at you. âW-Why? Is something wrong?â
Officer hums. Mentally, youâve decided that this matter must be very important- he wouldnât have stopped you otherwise- so when he looks down, or you think he does, and he thumbs over his belt to ponder something, almost bored, it makes you squint.
âI ran your license plate, but nothing came back,â He cooly informs, yet if you didnât know any better youâd think itâs amusement that lightens his drawl, âI guess I was hoping youâd tell me.â
There it is again, that crow squawking, circling somewhere overhead. On this go-around, it marks you with irritation.
Maybe itâs just your anxiety translating to anger, but the longer this headstrong guy stands outside your car and indirectly holds you hostage, keeping you from a warm shower and a meal, the more you grow impatient for it.
âHave you registered this vehicle?â
Youâre being polite, you are, âYes, sir. Itâs been registered,â but a particle of curtness slips in and you hope heâs as understanding as he is willing to run your plate for no apparent reason.
He bluntly asks, âDo you have an ID on you, Miss?
You blink, âyes,â already reaching for the pocket of your jeans, and at this point, perhaps you should be thankful he doesnât pull his gun out and tell you slow. Heâs that suspicious of you.
With a velvety hum, he takes the card and studies it.
For two seconds, anyway.
You get the feeling there isnât anything there he hasnât already seen.
Handing it back, âNot bad,â he says apropos to seemingly nothing, yet itâs the slip of his glasses down his nose that makes something seize in your chest as you catch a flash of vibrant, carmine red.
Free of that ID, that gloved hand now rests on the open sill of your window. Too close for comfort, maybe, but thatâs not where most of your concern lies right now.
âSo⌠C-Can I go?â You donât mean to stutter.
Again he hums, sounding like heâs using all his will to coax it from the barrel of his chest- clearly unimpressed with you- and then he reaches up to remove those shades entirely.
Viewing him completely unhindered nowâ God, heâs every bit handsome and then some, but youâre so bristled by the encounter that you canât even find it in you to admire him.
His garnet gaze sweeps along you; you can see that now, too, the glint of⌠interest-? whatever it is, itâs unbridled- that takes up the bulk of his eyes, the whites of them barely there.
A little unnerving, yes.
Again. Other pressing matters at hand.
âIf you can prove to me youâre telling the truth. Then by all means.â He lilts, not particularly kind.
Linkon is a fairly decent city; its people donât have a reputation quite as spick and span as the folks do in the wooded areas you live, sure, but theyâre nice. Having dealt with their kind for so long, he really shouldnât be so suspicious of you.
Evidently, he is.
And youâll put this on your life, your mother, evenâ
You havenât the slightest clue why.
Your mouth, parted in an âOâ shape, is slack before you even go to speak, practically throwing your license back into his hands.
âEverything you need to know is right here, Sir. I- I donât understand.â
Ever polite, the bastard declines to take it. âOh no, I saw enough.â
He sounds overly smug as he does, and the vestige of humor that reshapes his face, scant in nature yet impossible to ignore as it curls those pouty, lush lips, only ruffles you further.
âSo whatâs wrong with it?â You all but deflate, withering in on yourself as the stirrings of defeat sink in. Your license should tell him everything he needs to know.
Whatever initial optimism you held- mainly the idea that youâd be getting home in no time- is long dead.
For a moment, the officer simply contemplates.
ââŚWith your ID? Oh, nothingâs wrong with that. Itâs the real thing, alright,â he observes, tone oddly light as his eyes rake over your expression- no doubt one full of abject confusion. You canât imagine how stupid you look right now, caught off guard and at a lack for words.
A few years down the line, this memory will haunt you for all its humiliation, youâre sure.
âLike I said, Sweetie,â the word drips with sheer condescension, marinated in it. In that moment you feel so, so uncertain of yourself, made so small and insignificant, that you have no choice but to offer up a quiet prayer and hope that the man doesnât notice the way your brow flutters with raw, unexpected hurt.
Nonetheless, something tells you not much evades his scrutiny.
ââŚItâs the registration thatâs the issue. For whatever reason, this vehicle isnât tracking back to you. So. Until you contribute something to help me solve this- or⌠confess,â he tacks on nonchalantly, âYou wonât be leaving. This could be somebody elseâs car, after all,â he finishes, long fingers briefly tapping against your car.
âIâm sure we both want to go home, wouldnât you agree? Letâs make this quick.â
After the initial bitterness sets within you and leaves, itâs puzzlement that has its turn.
âWhat?â
He sighs at that, not conveying one emotion in particular.
Itâs boredom, though, terrible and blatant, when he warns, âItâs not advisable to lie in the face of the law. Playing dumb can fall under that umbrella, too. Personally, I wouldnât try either one.â
You canât comment on the veracity of that statement- youâd hope heâs telling you nothing but the pure, unadulterated truth- but thatâs not what your brain struggles to process as a little knot forms between your eyebrows.
Amidst your intense observation of him, treating every little tell his body language offered up like a tutorial to placate him, you almost didnât pick up on itâŚ
The discrepancy between his two statements.
âAre you saying this is somebody elseâs car? That I stole it?â
He adjusts his belt, brazen. âIt was implied.â
The moment this whole ordeal started feeling like Officer Friendly here was stalling on something, you canât pinpoint, but you donât waste any time with your own response.
âBut thatâs not what you said at first- You said the vehicle was unregistered. So which is true, Officer?â
For what seems like the umpteenth time, your stare thoughtlessly dips below, searching for the badge number, a name- anything at all to identify him.
Nothing.
When your eyes meet his again, all pretenses are thrown out the window. What remains in that gaze is frigid and uncheckedâ a raw desire for something that no longer bothers to cover its tracks.
Although it canât be, it feels like an eon that drags by, your throat steadily tightening in the silence.
Still, thereâs somehow not enough time to take back your snarky comment and say youâre sorry as his face darkens- that damned bird cawing one last time, effectively frying your patience- something undeniably predatory assuming whatever facade he maintained just seconds ago.
âSo you were listening. Alright,â he purrs, smooth as ever despite having just been clocked, âKitten, why donât we put your other facilities to the test then?â
Okay, you tell yourself before cold panic sets in- corrupt or not: surely he cares enough about his job to not put it all on the line in a single interaction.
âGet out. Letâs check your sobriety.â
You balk, cringing back in your seat. The headrest remains stiff behind you- all your sinking into it be damned.
âYou- You canât be serious.â
âReally? Huh⌠But Iâm in a very serious mood tonight,â he breathes in, then out, cocking his head like some beast given a challenge.
If the pointed coolness of his tone means anything, itâs that heâll accept it.
Red eyes sharpen, open and rapt. They remind you of pools of blood; a lake of hellfire as he stares down the barrel of his nose at you.
Stupidâ you must look so stupid.
âI wonât repeat myself: Get out. Stand on the road. If youâre worried⌠Well, donât be. I donât see any passersby,⌠do you? If you fail and embarrass yourself, an audience wonât be a concern.â
Despite his attempt to console you, it seems to have the opposite effect; the reminder that you are absolutely alone with him out here- with no hope of rescue or a flare to shoot off into the night sky- sends something akin to nausea coursing through you, tongue feeling like sand in your mouth.
A moment of silence passes.
To honor the death of your pride and whatever was left of the decent day you were having, perhaps.
He doesnât tell you again, true to his word, but instead parries your hesitance with a foreboding, quiet stare. Bend the knee, it says.
Silly, dangerous thoughts creep in, through the passage of fear as they muddle the already fogged workings of your brain.
You can leave. Get away. Heâs lying, heâs making things up. Heâs looking at you like itâs his birthright to take you right here and now and unravel you with his teeth and nails andâ
God, just smite this man.
Help me.
A nervous laugh rings out, strangled, almost. Yours, to be certain.
You can leave. Heâs a bad man. Cop or not- youâre not shackled by subservience to the law if its enforcer doesnât even obey it himself.
You can leave. You wonât get in trouble if you do- not with the others.
A hand crawls up beside you, trembling as it brushes over the head of the gear stickâ
The sound of a gun clinks. And you realize two things in tandem before swiveling back to gawk at him: one, heâs now resting his hand on the weapon in his waistband- something youâre not dumb enough to believe is anything but an unspoken threat, and two, you can protect neither yourself nor your reputation if he so chooses to tarnish them.
Youâre completely at his mercy.
âAm I being detained?â Is all you can whisper.
He eyes you over, prevaricating. Your hand returns to your lap, stunned into obedience. Confused.
Heâs corrupt, yes. Thatâs been established, thatâs been bared. Wherever that corruption has its apogee, however, has not been, and you wonât put that or his patience to the test.
âŚWould he shoot you, really?
In lieu of an answer, he says, âThe stakes are too high for you to stay in there. Come out.â
Clink.
Thatâs not his gun this time, but rather the door to your car opening to prevent suchâ and then falling shut with a slow, shaking swing of your hand.
Fine. If heâs some irredeemable jerk on a power trip thatâs deemed you as his unfortunate toy for the evening, needing a million indicators of your innocence until he lets you goâ youâll just have to play along and prove it to him. Youâre not guilty of anything here- save for filing a report against him later, which youâll definitely do.
Sure, heâs not actually done anything to you yet, but youâve cottoned onto the subtle, wordless threats and all the circling heâs done around presenting you with a real, solid accusation.
Maybe there is a guilty person out here, somewhere out of the cityâs bounds, with a bounty put on their head. Maybe heâs mistaken you for them.
Maybe heâs right to look at you like youâre a dirty criminal. Maybe he canât tell you all the details quite yetâ and thatâs why heâs been so fucking confusing about it.
But right now, it doesnât feel like that. It feels like heâs playing with his food.
It feels unfair.
âAlright,â you swallow, firm despite the less than two feet serving as a pathetic barrier between you both. You know if he wanted to hurt you you would not be able to stop him- but you wonât give him any reason or excuse to.
Youâll do this sobriety test, pass it with flying colors, and convince him heâs got the wrong person.
âBut I want to go home after this,â you declare, fists shaking at your sides.
Whether or not your tough act comes from a place of bravery or is just a manifestation of fear, he rewards it with a little smirk.
As proud as a lion.
âYou donât scare easily, do you? How about this, Sweetie, Iâll do you one better⌠If you clear this, Iâll even give you my name... Thatâs what you were looking for all along, right? Or⌠was there something else you wanted to see?â
There it is again- that cruel crossbreed between a smile and a grimace. Your cheeks burst with warmth at it, and he lets out a low laugh.
Officer Friendlyâs eyes darken impossibly- yet a whole new wave of unease curls over you when you watch them give you a once-over, lids fluttering as his chest swells in a hefty sigh.
When he steps forward with an arm out, your knees are too locked to slip away in time as his palm, gloved and broad, snatches your jaw to look up at him.
Heart thudding a fast, overlapping R&B tune in your ribs, all thatâs left to do is pen the lyrics.
âS-Stop,â as winded as you are, adrenaline making a pulp of your vocal chords, itâd be a surprise if he even understood the word.
He does. Chest-to-chest, in far too intimate a position, he mumbles back, âStop what? A certain someone is making this harder than it needs to be.â
Youâve no choice but to return his unnervingly intense, rapt stare as he drinks you in, fingers pinching your chin and digging when your own wrap around his forearm in an attempt made in barely-veiled desperation to push him away.
Tall, handsome, evidently very strongâ what is he not?
(Benevolent.)
Officer Friendly sucks in a breath, thin through pearly teeth as he thumbs over your trembling bottom lip.
Something comes from left field, blitzing through and rattling your composure once more.
Itâs when he murmurs, âYouâre breathtaking,â and for once during this whole awful encounter, you know that heâs devoid of deception.
Amid a cry bubbling up in your throat and your lungs shuddering, you wonder if heâs staring at the glossy remnants of the pumpkin-something chapstick you applied earlier or the tears that begin to descend them.
Itâs okay, you tell yourself, struggling to come to terms with the situation. A misunderstanding.
Somehow itâs all just one big misunderstanding.
âI had a less-than-pleasant day, you know. No time to fit you into my schedule,â he scoffs, âThey had me running all over Linkon... Still. I do prefer to take the initiative, and itâs not so bad to just⌠have you like this, either.â
A bunch forms between your brow just in time for your mouth to finally break open, that stubbornness youâd been holding onto departing in a strangled, gusty sigh.
Is he crazy? Insane? Is that why heâs doing this? Not because heâs mistaken you or is some heartless bastard, but because heâs mentally ill and clearly projecting some false reality- or fucked up fantasy- on you?
What is he talking about?
âI dont want any trouble, officer,â you cave nonetheless, appeasing. Better to show your belly, you think, than to continue baring your teeth.
His are sharper.
âPlease. I swear, sir, I- whatever I did, I didnât know, okayâŚ? Iâm sorry. I just want go home- Iâm, Iâm going straight there.â
âMm, I know,â he nearly groans, his jaw ticking as a flash of something- dark, barely controlled- swims past the scarlet rings of his eye. Theyâre hardly there anymore as he pores over you, just thin circlets of ruby-red usurped by the dilation of his pupils.
âBut Kitten, I want you to stay here for a while. With me.â His broad chest swells as he whispers. Itâs⌠inexplicably tender, although fleeting, and you gape up at him like a victim of whiplash would.
âCould you do that?â
No.
The word, the scream, doesnât come out. Lodged in your throat and there to stay.
His leather jacket smells of smoke. Faint traces of bergamot clinging to it like citrus carried by summer wind, strangely sweetâ you focus on that as the gloved pad of his finger appreciatively roves over you, pressing down onto your wobbling lip.
Not the half-hard bulge poking against your belly.
âYou can be a good girl,â he tells rather than inquires. Up until now, youâve been playing a game of charades with him, and right now he seems very satisfied to designate this moment as the stopping point to it.
Thatâs not with your full submission, though.
Your phone sits in your pocket- a now-heavy weight in your ripped jeans as he finally releases your jaw in favor of seizing your middle and hefting you over his shoulder in one fell swoop.
Your world flips upside down. Blood gushing to the top of your head and roaring as youâre forced to bob along with his movements.
Your phone. Your phone. The second the opportunity presents itself, when heâs not looking or by some miracle you disarm him, youâll fish it out and call theâ
A short gasp. And then a full-on sob, wretched and indignant, tears out from you.
If it came down to it, if itâs his word pitted against yours- Would they even listen to you?
As if reading your mind, he croons. âYou poor thing.â
âPlease,â you croak. Inescapable doom is weighing over you, as thick and black as a storm cloud threatening idyllic skies, and you donât know how to stop it from coming your way. You donât know if you can.
Frankly, heâs stronger than you. Bigger. They wouldnât believe you- not over him.
You donât even know his name and-
âYou could let me go,â your own voice interrupts your thoughts, cutting through the crunch of gravel underfoot like a knife, but neither of which sound any more confident or composed than the other. Both are warbling and horrified.
âI could let you go,â he agrees in a light tone, much to your surprise. A spark of hope stirs within: the singular twinkle in an otherwise caliginous sky.
âŚThough his next words are quick to expunge whatever relief was on its way, your turtleneck failing to wick up the sweat as it glides up your napeâ and itâs fear that swoops in next when he sets you down, propping you on the hood of his car. Its talons keep your heart as quarry.
âBut whereâs the fun in that?â
A large palm takes one thigh, hitches it up against his hip and you feel febrile, weak to his advances, as he closes in and smashes his lips to yours.
âYouâve made me wait for too long,â he growls.
Perhaps that- his evident, albeit inexplicable frustration- is why he operates as if heâs making up for lost time. Quick to rip your jeans down your legs in a blink until your shoes are lying on the road, your sock-clad feet being pushed apart so he can kneel in between and study your panties next.
No wind-burn holds a candle to the way that makes your cheeks alight.
Your heart walloping in your chest for an entirely different reason, he hums, eyes so lidded you can barely see the iris. Giving what you can only presume to be his approval in the crude form of a tongue darting out to wet his lip.
Your jeans, your boots- hell, even your self respect- all lie discarded and tattered in one way or another. Perhaps, then, you should thank him for not piecing apart your underwear next, but itâs hard to do that when he sniggers and pockets it after a moment of intense scrutiny, baring you to the crisp air wholly against your will.
God. For as cruel as his words are, the baritone voice imparting them is so kind to your ears, âPink? How cute. I might like the reminder of you later, sweetie, so Iâll be taking these off your hands in advance. Although,â
He starts, unease on a primal level ravaging your insides as something beyond arousal darkens his timbre, âI kind of want more than just your panties to remember you by. To be honest.â
He smiles a sardonic, yet oh-so ravenous grin, and a pang of confusion, piercing as deep as a stake stomped into pliant earth, hits as you slowly pick up on the sense that he may not want just a quick, cold fuck out of you after all. No, the glint in draconian, garnet eyes, reminding you too much of a dog with a bone, tells you you might be in over your head here.
As bad as it sounds, you would prefer that between the two, you know: the ruthless taking of your sex in lieu of some future follow-up to this shitshowâ a brief, senseless assault rather than a crime with a deeper, more⌠personal motive.
You realize what he is doing now reads more like obsession and less like whim. Drawing back to his earlier words, the ones youâd been too shaken to properly digest, fills you with dismay all over again.
He was following you. Yes- He was following you, you quietly conclude, too paralyzed with fear to offer anything beyond the occasional mouse-like squeak as his fingers burrow into the plush of your inner, naked thighs. And he was doing it long before you started your commute home.
The officer keeps his gloves on, and that jacket to obscure his credentials.
Bastard.
Bastard bastard bastard, youâ
A moan. Obscene and guttural; his as he forces his face between your parted legs.
Youâre so disgusted that bugs might as well be crawling on you when that hot tongue first descends upon your pussy, the length of it swallowing your clit whole. Yet you canât even say itâs a fully unpleasant feeling (a-and it is), because itâs so, so warm as you shiver, and fuck if it doesnât feel like he has every intention to make you come on the spot. The quick addition of his thumb is a proof of that.
It rubs at that puffy nub while he kitten-licks between your folds, delving into your tight hole. And youâre not aroused, oh no, you still have the single goal to drive home, tearfully write an essay on why this son of a bitch should be fired, and then take a hot shower in hopes to scorch the memory of him away.
No, see- the wetness that begins to pool on the hood of his car beneath you isâŚ
Beyond your control.
You shut your eyes in shame. In an attempt to block him out. To ignore the autumn cold as it strips the skin off your bare thighs, warmed only by the strangerâs cruel touch.
At this point, you donât even know if you want someone to drive by anymoreâ the optics arenât looking good for you. You wonder if any hypothetical witnesses would even be able to spot the signs of distress on your end in time before swerving off.
I mean, far as they can tell- head tossed back, eyes screwed shut as a regrettably attractive man coaxes into your cunt with as much passion as expertise- youâre enjoying this. A badge bunny eager to hop into the lap of a hot, all too willing cop.
Thereâs a portion of time where your brain shuts off, the shroud of shame and horror thinning out to make way for the growing pleasure that begins to demand full control of each of your senses. In those moments, you donât speak, jaw held tightly despite the little whines that threaten to jump out.
You donât even dare to toss a look down at him until he grumbles out something, the vibration of his voice mind-numbing.
âI was right,â he smacks his lips between your thighs, the smooth flesh held open by his hands, âYou taste delicious,â He husks.
With a stare that borders on inebriated, he looks thoroughly pleased with his meal. You think of that sobriety test he invoked earlier and the harsh, humorless laugh you make is awfully mingled with a girlish moan.
The officer positively beams at that, doubling down on his efforts with a wolfish smirk.
His chin glistens with your juices and his saliva, the onset of night shedding grey moon over his stupidly handsome, chiseled features, illuminating it.
Youâd have been perfectly fine if it didnât bring your fluidsâ your traitorous display of arousalâ to your attention, but thereâs no unseeing it now.
You want to go home. But youâre painfully sure that the image of him, the touch, the unsettling subtext underlying this awful experience, will haunt you there too, regardless of the safety itâs meant to impart.
Rescue is nowhere to be found. As he groans, his thumb disappearing to accommodate the two centermost fingers he uses to dip into your primed cunt, it seems all thereâs left to do is drop a fist into his silver hair to help ground yourself and piously ignore the way he melts at your taste.
âThatâs it,â he slurs, lewd as anything could be. âYouâre being such a good girl⌠If you keep acting so cute, I might have to make you come again later. What do you think?â He purrs. âShould I spoil you, a little?â
Distantly, you feel another bout of unease rush within; something cutting through the heady smell of his cologne that warns you with acrid clarity to listen to his heated words and act accordingly. To get out while you still can.
Your cheeks flush, and you hear most of nothing.
Well, just the muffled sounds of your little sobs and hiccuping gasps as you clamp a hand over your mouth, begging your own body not to betray you as he undoes you at the literal seem, slick oozing down his wrist. Perhaps the best evidence of this ever happening, of this offense, would be your DNA seeped into the stitching of his jacket; the fruits of your impending climax staining the leather.
Not going to lie, itâs a silly idea at getting justice afterwards, the barest hope of itâ but for the later you. The you that he leaves discarded in your vehicle as soon as heâs claimed his pound of flesh and had his fill, the you thatâs been returned to planet earth in tarnished form.
Right now, your headspace consists of two things: the man fervently devouring your cunt and how youâll go about pretending he isnât while your insides churn deliciously.
Nonetheless, another fear trickles in- falling to the hands of a corrupt official be damned:
You think you might actually come for him.
He demands just that, âWhy donât you let go? Youâre- holding back still?â Harsh breaths punctuate his words. And then a wicked, low laugh adds more insult to injury.
âMm. But I guess thatâs not entirely true. Look, youâve got me all wet. What would you even tell everyone when this is all over, hm?â a vulgar slurp. You make the attempt to shut your legs around his head but he rebuffs it quickly.
Wincing, you bluster back, âI-Iâll tell them what you are. A filthy rapist,â as if to mock you, his tongue flicks at that little bud of nerves, a barrage of suckles and kisses to it sending your rationale straight to the gutter. By a small miracle, you tether yourself back to earth- to the hood of this manâs cruiser- and continue anew, sniveling pathetically.
âIâll- Iâll tell them you lied and cornered me and used your authority to hurt me-â
A hum cuts you off. Sultry, attentive. Yet he doesnât sound particularly upset at the accusations- all true, by the way- you catapult at him, nor does he sound very pressed to correct any of them.
Amusement is possibly the most tone-deaf response to your diatribe- second only to endearment- but that is what you watch him give back, eyes glittering with both as he peers up between your legs.
Satisfied, grossly.
âMaybe theyâll believe you, Kitten⌠If youâre going to go into detail, though,â he whispers thickly, barely audible what with all the other overlapping, lewd noises, âI want you to add how prettily you cried for me. How tight your cute little pussy hugged me back after it drooled all over my car. I want you to tell them,â a fucking feral exhale, âYou came so hard for me-â
To drive home the point, his fingers pump inside and kiss your cervix, demolishing whatever restraint you clung to. Stars burst across your vision in tandem with the intensity of what you realize are his vows.
âThat you might as well have- ngh- consented to it in the first place.â
The rapid licks at your clit have the edges of your sight whiting out. Your whole world, the spinning canopy of the firs, blotted in greyscale.
Phosphenes swirl chaotically.
âNo-â you discordantly gasp, split seconds before the very atoms around you fizzle and explode, your eyelids fluttering unceremoniously. âLet me go-â You tug his hair so hard you wonder if the responding grunt he offers is because of the sting of his scalp or the way you toss your head back like a goddess andâ
A wretched, animalistic, downright whorish sound fumbles out from your control and you canât stop it from coming in time, nor the tsunami of pleasure that reaches its apex and utterly crushes you.
âNonono- let meâ!â
The engine rumbles. Roars down the road.
Lucky? Thatâs⌠not the first word youâd use to describe the miniature hell you just experienced- but it might be one that fits considering the extra cruelty- mainly being forced to your knees on the pavement to suck his cock, or bent over without dignity like a dog, worser yet, killed- you were spared.
His mercy, you suppose, goes only to a degree, though.
Your wrists, bound by zip ties at your front, are just loose enough to not hurt when left alone. But whenever his eyes skim away from the rearview mirror- otherwise occupied by traffic and the strange ombrĂŠ made as dark forest bleeds back into city lights- and you try to take action to get them off, it burns. So do your ankles.
Groggily, using up most of your remaining energy, humiliated and stripped just short of full nudity, you glance up from where youâre splayed over the backseat. He was⌠surprisingly gentle when he put you in, but youâre a bit too scared, and bitter, to count yourself fortunate just because of that.
Not when heâs ruined you in just about every other regard.
His name. You have distinct memory of him making a vow to give that to you- plus permission to go home.
And you know, itâs funny, because youâd almost be able to call him a man of his word despite the initial trap he laid for you, but heâs still yet to deliver the other half of that promise, and the more time drags on the more you think he never will.
In the distance, a train shrieks on its course.
Congested roads bring about the occasional honk and peel of tires. You think you even see your workplace through the window at some point, its glowing, blinking sign under the moon.
It strikes you as mockery to see the big, harmless letters there, if only because you canât reach out and touch them.
Silver tears dry your cheeks on the way. Sticky, unpleasant.
You wonder if he passes through here often; if itâs part of his commute to the station.
âYou said I could go home,â you softly warble.
From the front seat, he makes a noise, relatively unbothered. A pop of scarlet flashing once more in the mirror to bestow you a pitying, yet overwhelmingly satisfied look.
Sylus cattily throws back in italics, âWe are.â












