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A Donaka Mark x housekeeper!Reader fic, based on @discoscoob 's concept & bot! An unlikely flirtation turns into a dark obsession... Warnings: MDNI!!! Donaka Mark is a bad man with a soft spot for you. dark romance, possessive behavior, nonconsensual voyeurism, red flag red flag girl!đș, psychological games, power imbalance, eventual dubcon/nsfw/involuntary captivity. -> all chapters divider by chrissiren đ
Twenty-seven.
You float through the next day in an introspective daze, aware that you hover on the precipice of something. Be it a positive transformation, or losing some crucial part of yourself, youâre still not sure.
Now that youâre alone, in the light of day without that man looming over you, itâs easier to think with some semblance of clarity.
Itâs easier to kindle defiance, when you donât have his teeth poised at your throat.
Itâs just not fair, the way he can bend you with your tender flesh is in his diabolical hands. Your desire for him remains a steady constantâbut maybe your goals have changed.
As you look at yourself in the mirror of your new rosewood vanity, you make a new promise to yourself (for what that's worth, considering how you have gone from wanting to escape to accepting your role as Donakaâs new pet) that even if you are flung into this new lifestyle of stupidly overpriced luxury, you will not let the things rule you. You will not become like your mother or your step-mother or your half-siblings, caught up in the next paltry triumph of who outdressed who or who has the latest and greatest designer bullshit.
Perhaps with some cheek, you resolve that you are going to have your cake, and eat it too. If it makes Donaka happy to show off his wealth on the canvas of your bodyâŠfine. Let him. Because when that man is pleased with you, you get your way in other things that are important, like cancer treatment for little girls who are dear to you.
Mei showed you a video of her sister that morning, smiling happily and waving at the phone. The doctors say the treatment is going as well as it possibly could, and there is hope for her. You hadnât forgotten about little Jing, but seeing her certainly put things back in perspective for you after you spent the night feeling sorry for yourself.
You have to admit, not all of your goals are so altruistic. There is an idea that exists on the outskirts of your mind; almost more of an outline of a thought than something concrete, it is so ridiculous. But deep down, in the darkest dungeon of your heart, this thing has taken root and you have decided that someday, you are going to get that impossible man to admit that he loves you. Maybe thenâŠall this will have been worth it. It is probably the closest thing to revenge you could ever manage to extract from him.
You really have lost your goddamn mind.
Later that afternoon you get to meet the stylist you didnât even know you had. Apparently after some direction from Donaka on your preferences, she'd picked out all those beautiful items in your closet, and Ava Chan has come to the house armed with a rack of dresses and two assistants to whip you into shape for wherever the hell Donaka is taking you.
Mei sees them in, and you think you can see the curiosity shining in her eyes. âCan you stay?â you ask, not sure if this would be fun or boring for her.
Eagerly she nods, but then remembers Mrs. Yeung. âI'll get into troubleâŠâ
Sheâs not wrong, and you think on it a moment. âNot ifâŠyou go to the kitchen for tea and snacks for our guests,â you say with a lift of eyebrows. âIâll let her know.â
Mei hides a laugh behind her hand, knowing Mrs. Yeung will seethe over this new scheme for undermining her authority. You call the internal line to reach the chief housekeeper, a thing that usually only Donaka would do. Knowing full well the master is not at home, Yeung answers with a surly, âWai?â
âMrs. Yeung, I'm having Mei serve tea, and I will need her for the rest of the afternoon.â
Yeung answers with a few Cantonese curses she knows you won't understand under her breath. âWhat on earth could you need that useless girl for? No. She must finish mopping all the floors today.â
âWeâll do it tomorrow, Mrs. Yeung. Do jie!â
You hang up the phone before your former boss can offer further argument, though you hear the tinny strains of more wrathful words on the other end of the line. Meiâs eyes sparkle, and the two of you laugh like co-conspirators. âI think she just called me likeâŠ10 bad names,â you admit, giggling like a naughty child who just got away with all the cookies.
After Mei skips out to see about that tea Ava Chan shakes her head with amused disbelief. âDid I just witness a palace coup?â
âTotally bloodless,â you assure her with a cheeky smile.
At leastâŠyou hope so.
âSoâŠwhat are we doing?â you ask, nervous and excited for what she has in store.
Ava claps her hands, rubbing them with glee. âLet me show you what Iâve brought.â
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When you attempt to ferret out the location of your mystery destination in casual conversation Ava shakes her head emphatically. âI was specifically instructed not to tell you,â she imparts with regret, and you canât help but wonder how exactly Donaka delivered this direction; you can practically hear the poor girl gulp with dread at the idea of slipping up.
âThatâs fine,â you soothe her, backing off immediately. âIâm not trying to get anyone into trouble.â
Sheâs clearly relieved to hear this; perhaps her other well-heeled clients would have thrown more of a tantrum over not getting their way.
None of them have ever met the force that is Donaka Mark.
After this everyone relaxes a bit more around you, and the tension in the room shifts to something decidedly more congenial. Mei arrives with tea and sundries, and the fun begins.
While you try on dresses Mei eats most of the snacks, and Donakaâs severe bedchamber takes on the atmosphere of a middle-school sleepover withchatter while you try on your new clothes. The room erupts into laughter as your new girl gang attempts to teach you bad words in Cantonese (so that youâll be better prepared for your next showdown with Mrs. Yeung, of course.)
Ava brought selections from Versace, Oscar de la Renta, Gucci, Giambattista Valli, and other brands youâve never heard of. Theyâre expertly crafted garments in blacks and shimmering steel gray silks and satins, with bead details and damask weaving and metallic lace...how are you supposed to choose?
Yet thereâs also a part of you that canât help but wonder if this is another test set before you by Donaka. You are sure that even among these gorgeous garments, there is surely a wrong answer among them for that man.
Despite the more showy pieces that tickle your crow brain, you keep coming back to a simple black silk midi by Dolce & Gabbana with lace trim. Itâs fairly tame by high-fashion standards, all except for a rather daring slit up the thigh. You keep thinking about those fabulous pearls that will be fastened around your neck. Theyâre the real show. Everything else is just background, including you, youâre afraid. You finally decide on that one, and then itâs on to hair and makeup.
Maybe you are happiest when you are wearing dust from the road and your trusty hiking bootsâŠbut as you look at the end result of Avaâs directions in the mirror, you have to admit that this is somethingâŠinteresting too. You hardly recognize yourself, and despite your earlier reservations youâre infected with the energy of the moment from the excitement of your helpers and Mei. By the time they leave, you hope you can call your new acquaintances friends.
By the end of the primping whirlwind, choosing a dress and trying on a pair of sky-high Louboutin sandals, you are all talking and laughing. Ava has you standing in front of the mirror for the final inspection, plucking at the dress to make it drape just so. You have to hand it to her: she is very good at what she does.
As Isabel is misting you with one last spritz of hair spray a voice from the doorway makes you all jump out of your skins: âI was hoping youâd pick that one.â
The girls immediately scramble to gather up their things at the sight of the master of the house; youâve all been caught out having a very good time. You feel surprisingly calm, however, and the two of you lock gazes through the flurry of Ava and her assistants cleaning up the room.
The heat in that manâs eyes could warm you through a blizzard in Hokkaido.
He stands with hands in the pockets of his dark suit, a rock amidst rushing water, waiting through the flurry for the two of you to be alone. âThank you, ladies,â Donaka offers with a menacing politeness as they file out with their heads bowed.
âDo jie nin, Mark sin saang,â says Ava quietly, the last one to go.
He really does have a way of making you feel as though heâs caught you at somethingâŠ
Or maybe youâre in trouble.
After the door shuts with a soft snick he approaches you with a gimlet stare. âMy assistant received an irate phone call from Mrs. Yeung this afternoon. Apparently my household is going to pieces, and she cannot possibly go on without hiring two new maids thanks to my meddling mistress stealing her employees.â
You still canât tell if heâs truly angry or fucking with you.
âMeddling mistress, huh? I donât think thatâs quite what she called me over the phone.â
Standing toe to toe with you, he tilts your head up with a single finger beneath your chin, inspecting the end result of all Avaâs tricks. Finally, the corner of his mouth ticks in a smirk, and a knot in your heart releases in relief.
âBe careful with your new power, bunny. Use it wisely.â
Itâs the closest heâs come to saying youâre in charge of the house while heâs gone.
âI was polite about it,â you assure him, struggling not to squirm under his heated gaze. Tonight you have to be cool as a cucumberâyouâll face no greater test than withstanding the scrutiny of the man before you.
âThoughtful of you.â His smile widens, and the warmth in your heart blooms outward through your body like a sunrise. âYou look beautiful, y/n.â
âThank you.â
His hand descends to encircle your neck, holding your fragile flesh ever so lightly. No matter your expression, you know he can feel your racing pulse fluttering against his fingertips like a trapped butterfly. No matter how good his mood, there is a tiny part of you that wonders if someday he might squeeze, just to see what happens.
Maybe you are falling in love with this manâŠbut youâre not sure if you will ever totally trust him.
âShall we add the final touches?â
Why does it sound ominous, when he says it that way? Maybe youâre just overly sensitive to everything, these days. But you still nod, and watch him disappear into the closet to access the hidden safe.
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THE FINAL CHAPTER! you meet Tex Johnson on a plane...some hijinks ensue. WARNINGS??? Tex being Tex. Mild violence. Nothing worse than the show, its pretty camp. Refer to beginning of Ch 2 so you don't get lost! đ. and as always MDNI! ... chapter map pics stolen from pinterest đŽââ ïž yarrrr spotify playlist i swear the lyrics are actually relevant if u translate them đ
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âAre you sure itâs a good idea to go out tonight?â asks one of your friends, clearly concerned about your dinner plans for the evening.Â
âItâll be fine,â you assure them. âIâll be with Tex. What's the worst that can happen?â
They exchange looks with their beaus that tell you they've been having their own discussions about their suspicions about Tex.
âWellâŠâ
Like the gremlin you are, you can't help but savor their second thoughts about this whole mess, and you let them squirm about it. âOh come on, you said it was your turn to pick,â you tease with no real malice. âIt was my vote to drown him in the pool.â
âYeah right,â answers your friend with a playful glare. âYou were salivating for that man right along with us!â
âYouâre the one who said he was fuckable!â you cackle, pointing. And boy howdy, was your friend right about that.
This admission makes Johnny frown a little. Jack is inscrutable as stone, and you do wonder if there's something to what Tex said about these men actually being in law enforcement.
âJustâŠbe careful, ok?â
âOf course. Not my first rodeo, babes.â
âWe knowâŠâ
âWe just love you.â
âI love you too. Iâll be back later. Bye boys!â
Is Tex rubbing off on you, that you feel you have to taunt the [alleged] cops? You definitely donât grasp the true gravity of your situation, fluttering along in vacation mode, convinced nothing truly bad can happen to you. You've committed to the bit, and you're determined to play it out now, even if you suspect itâs going to hurt your heart later.Â
You slip out the door with a finger wave, skipping off to meet Tex downstairs.Â
You just kind of assumed you were going to take a taxi to whatever destination Tex had in mind. But he is leaning against a black vintage muscle car with his arms crossed, the outlaw of your dreams dressed all in black. He lets out a wolf whistle as you approach, appraising the cut of your flowy tropical dress over the top of his dark shades.Â
âOh my god,â you say under your breath, and he smirks like he heard you. âTex, where did you get this?âÂ
âI borrowed it.âÂ
You steady yourself with palms on his solid chest as you lean in for a kiss, and his hands sneak around your waist with an approving rumble. âYou didnât steal this car, did you?â you whisper, voice low so no one can hear.Â
The idea of it makes him chuckle darkly, hands following the curve of your spine, perilously close to your ass as he pulls you full against him. Uff, this man is built solid as a tree. Youâre almost too distracted to register his simple denial of, âNo.âÂ
Not sure you really believe him, you search his face. You can hear the doormen behind you talking and whistling low amongst themselves, youâre pretty sure about the car. He lets you stew in your uncertainty, clearly amused as he looks down at you. Finally you say, âI believe you, only because if you did steal it youâre so vain youâd brag about it.âÂ
This wins you a bark of laughter and a smack on the derriere. âGet in your ass in this car, pretty mama. Iâm taking you for a ride.â
You have no idea how prophetic this seemingly innocuous declaration will prove.Â
Maybe itâs stupid, how quickly you unwind, all your knee-jerk fears of earlier forgotten, while roaring down the seaside highway in this beast of a car with the windows down, holding Texâs hand between shifting the gears.Â
In a change of pace the two of you donât talk [fight] much, blissfully content to watch the palm trees race by with the warm breeze on your faces, the glittering waters beyond gilded in rose gold by the setting sun.Â
This place truly is a paradise.  Â
âHaving fun?â he asks while kissing your hand with a smoldering look, his rough twang underscored with the barest note of earnestness that squeezes your heart. You havenât known this man long at all, but youâre beginning to learn the subtle cues he keeps hidden beneath the boisterous good olâ boy facade he wears for the world.Â
Heâs got a soft spot under all that armor; maybe itâs how he so adroitly recognized the same tender underbelly on you. The thought makes you squeeze his fingers in yours; every minute that goes by in this manâs company makes you dread more and more the moment when youâll have to let go.
You do know it wonât last. Even if you stay, it never lasts, and the ache of this only intensifies the thrill, like scratching an itch with a razor-sharp blade.Â
 âYes.âÂ
This wins you a roguish smile that quickens your heart like the ridiculous creature you are.Â
âHard to keep my eyes on the road,â he admits, shifting to rest his hand in the soft crevice of your inner thigh.Â
âTex!â you giggle, and he chuckles in kind, pinching you lightly to make you squirm in your seat.Â
âYou are the worst,â you sigh wistfully, squeezing his hand between your legs.Â
You think youâll remember the sound of his happy laughter for the rest of your life, and you know that no matter what happensâŠyou will be forever changed by this man, and the wild bliss heâs called up from the razed earth of your heart these past few daysÂ
His shapely mouth curls in a half-smile for this, and he at least pretends to pay attention to the road while his thumb draws maddening circles upon your thigh.
Your trip ends outside the touristy parts of town, where the buildings are smaller and older and a little rundown. You like it immediately, and when he parks in front of a brightly painted little place on the beach constructed out of cinder blocks and old wood, the patio seemingly held together by twining bougainvillea, baling wire, and palm fronds, you believe that you are indeed in for a genuine taste of this beautiful country.
The patio wraps around the back with a breathtaking view of the beach, and the waitress gives you a little table with a front row view by the railing. âYou like?â asks Tex with a half smile, clearly enjoying your wide-eyed wonder.Â
âVery much,â you tell him, taking his hand. He tangles you up in his long legs under the table, and the two of you stay that way for the duration of the meal. Over margaritas, tequila shots, cochinita pibil and moharra frita you feel something shift in Tex as youâre talking. Some small barrier has fallen between you, and you feel like heâs not completely bullshitting you with every word he says. Maybe youâre not as guarded as you usually are either, when he asks you about your family and your life and the places youâve been. Itâs...nice, and it makes the sting of certain impermanence hurt all the more.Â
A varied crowd of people fills the seaside restaurant. There are some tourists, but mostly itâs locals filling the chairs and the stools along the long bar that wraps around the back of the building. âHow did you hear about this place?â you ask Tex, chasing the last bit of fruity goodness in the bottom of your margarita glass with a straw.Â
âGot a rec from one of myâŠbusiness associates,â he tells you. This makes some sense to you, as the night goes on and you donât think youâre imagining that some of the clientele seem to have a certain edge to them. And a few at the bar seem to be paying a particular attention to you, or Tex, or at least the general direction of your table. Despite the uneasy feeling in the pit of your stomach, you tell yourself youâre just being paranoid, and when the waitress swings by you donât object to Tex ordering another round of margaritas.Â
âGotta hit the head,â he tells you, leaning over to kiss your cheek before ambling around the building towards [you assume] the location of the facilities. You pass the alone time by looking out over the ocean. The sun has set by now, but the moon has risen, and you can see the glitter of the ever-moving water along with the distant sound of the surf. The patio is lit up by strings of festive fairy lights, youâve got a great buzz from the tequila and a belly full of good food, and for a fleeting moment you are perfectly content.Â
Then a shadow falls over your table, and you look up to see two of those tough looking men from the bar have come to loom over you.     Â
âWhereâs your novio?â one with a scar over his eye demands, his voice like tires driving over broken glass.Â
âHeâŠwent to the bathroom,â you stammer, your Spanish evaporating in the face of this tense situation.Â
The two heavies look at each other knowingly, one hissing with disbelief through his teeth, the other reaching out to grasp you by the back of the neck. âHey!â you protest, but quickly shut your mouth as the other flashes a chrome-plated handgun stuck in his waistband under his shirt.Â
âYou wanna see him again? Shut up, puta.â
Deep down, you know you should resist. You should make a big fucking scene, scream and shout and tip over tables. Make yourself memorable, at least, in case someone with a connection to your embassy might be watching. You should not go quietly, sandwiched between these scary men with eyes as sharp as the volcanic stone their ancestors once used to carve out the hearts of their enemies.Â
But something freezes inside of you. Something gets stuck between fight or flight, and you just watch, hoping deep down that Tex will come to your rescue at the last minute.Â
You walk out the restaurant, and across the car park, and you donât see or hear a peep out of him as Big Tough #1 shoves you into the back seat of a Mercedes G-Wagon, and sits beside you with the gun pressed into your ribs.Â
Tex, you son of a bitch. Â
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Deafening gunfire echoes through the cavernous warehouse, and you struggle in your chair, desperate to get free. One of the henchmen takes a bullet to the chest, collapsing at your feet. Something wet and hot splashes the side of your face, and you canât bring yourself to admit what you know: itâs totally blood.
Puke or cry, puke or cry? The dilemmas facing a modern woman these daysâŠÂ
Drawing a gold-plated Desert Eagle from his waistband while reciting a string of rapid-fire expletives, the leader of the trio takes cover behind you, pressing the barrel of the gun to your temple.Â
âYour stupid boyfriend has become a real pain in my ass,â hisses the Jefe in your ear, poking you viciously with the gun for good measure.Â
âWelcome to the fucking club,â you snarl back, as pissed at him as you are at Tex. Fucking men.Â
âDon Juan!â bellows a voice from behind a crate.Â
Why does your stupid heart still sing at the sound of that shifty motherfuckerâs voice? You should hate Texâs guts, but there is still a small part of you that hopes against hope he didnât abandon you at the restaurant, and there is still some sliver of hope that he actually cares about youâŠenough to get you out of this mess, at least.
âYou lousy cheating hijo de puta! Did you really think you could sell me fakes and get away with it?â your captor answers, poking you with the barrel of the gun with each word. Goddamn, dude, ease up.Â
âWellâŠâÂ
âWrong answer, cabrĂłn!â
âOw!!â you scream as Juan wrenches your head back with a grip in your hair.Â
âHey now, easy on the goods, partner!âÂ
âYou want her back alive? You better get me my money back with interest, for a start.âÂ
âUhhhâŠâ
âTEX!â you snarl, so fucking fed-up with his shit. You canât help but think back on that amazing night you spent together, interrupted by his midnight sojourn, and him returning in that sharp suit. You donât know what kind of grift he pulled on this guy, but you are so fucking pissed that youâre in the middle of it now. âGIVE HIM his FUCKING MONEY BACK!âÂ
Juan laughs softly behind you. âYour lady is smarter than you, señor. Iâd take her advice.âÂ
âYeah. About thatâŠIââÂ
The roar of an engine and the explosion of a car crashing through the side of the warehouse interrupts Tex mid-sentence. Chaos rains down and gunfire fills the air as more of Juanâs goons fire at the vintage muscle car drifting through the stacks of crates and shipping containers. Somehowâwhile steering and shiftingâthe driver picks them all off one by one. The shock of the spectacle might be what saves you allâDon Juan does not run from his cover of using your paltry form as a human shield. He watches in disbelief as the Mustang circles your chair in a burnout that positions the driver at the perfect angle to put a bullet between your captorâs eyes.Â
Suddenly the warehouse is quiet as a cemetery at midnightâbecause everyone is dead.Â
More blood has spattered onto your faceâyou do not care, unable to tear your eyes from the dark and terrible form that emerges from the driverâs side of the car. He is tall, clad in a beautifully tailored black suit, his crisp white shirt specked with blood, a matte 9mm clasped in his large hand at his side. You lose time as he turns to look at you with eyes like dark pits that hold all the sorrow of the world, falling into those fathomless orbs.Â
You cannot look away.Â
He looks like TexâŠbut not.
âYou alright?â he grumbles, almost begrudgingly, as though speaking is something heâd rather not do and words are in limited supply for him.Â
âI think so?â you squeak, though deep down your limbs have begun to shake and you donât think you can stop.Â
You gasp as he produces a knife from seemingly thin air, but relax as you realize heâs using it to cut your bonds. He crouches beside you, looking you over as though he didnât believe you when you said you were fine. Youâre not sure he likes what he sees, from the tired way he sighs. âYou poor thing. Didnât have a clue, did you?âÂ
You try not to cry as he pulls a white linen handkerchief from inside his smart jacket and wipes the blood off of your face.Â
âThanks.âÂ
âWhew!â Tex finally emerges from behind his cover of haphazard crates, his boot heels clicking on the concrete. âThat was some driving, buddââ In the blink of an eye this newcomer has Tex up against the side of the Mustang in a choke hold, cutting off his air supply with his forearm on his neck.Â
âYou,â snarls your savior, none too happy to see his doppelganger.
âHeghâJohnâCâmonââ Tex taps at the iron bar of an arm against his windpipe, but John only presses harder for a few seconds more.Â
âYou. Stole Viggoâs blue diamonds. And sold them to Juan fucking AragĂłnâwhile pretending to be me? You. Fucking. Asshole!â
âThey were fake diamonds!â Tex protests.
âI donât fucking care!â
âAww, câmon. What are brothers for?â
âYou're not my brother.â
âIâm your twin!â
âYou canât talk your way out of this one. I have to bring you back.â
âI canât go back.â
âYou donât get a choice.â
âJohnâŠcâmon.â
âDead or alive. Your choice.â
You involuntarily make a pitiful little sound behind them. As though he forgot you were even there, this terrible killer turns his attention to you again. âWho's she?â
âJust some girl. Don't hurt her.â
Gee, thanks.
âIâm not going to hurt her.â He fixes narrowed eyes on Tex. âBut you're not getting out of this.â
Tex looks past his brother to you with forlorn puppy eyes, and fuck if you donât melt a little, like the fucking idiot you are. âCan I at least say goodbye?â
âFine,â John growls. âBut make it quick.â He releases his brother, and Tex makes a show of brushing himself off, looking at John with a raised eyebrow.
All it earns him is a snarl before the assassin turns his back on both of you.
Tex sidles your way with that come-hither smirk curling his oh-so-kissable lips. This manchild thinks all this was funny.Â
He doesnât even see it coming when you wind up and slap him across the face. âOuch! Easy darlinâ!â
You canât stop yourself from shoving your finger in his face, even if you have to stand on tiptoe to do it. âYou asshole! You left meââ
With the speed of a pouncing leopard this man snatches you up in his armsâand slants his mouth over yours. You struggle for about 2.5 seconds before you hate to admitâyou give in to it, all your good sense going up in smoke with those clever lips and that devilish tongue lighting up your world one more time. He kisses you like he means to devour you from the mouth down, like he would like to permanently imprint the taste of you on his tongue. He is definitely holding you up by the time heâs done with you, and you forget how to speak when he draws back to look down into your eyes.Â
âI didnât leave you, honey. I justâŠhad to time it right, or I knew I wasnât going to get you back.â
You can't help but think it was his brother who saved all your bacon. Yet when this menace of a man sweeps your hair behind your ear, you canât stop yourself from leaning into him.
âSorry I got you mixed up in all this.âÂ
You whimper out of frustration, knowing you shouldnât believe him, but wanting to. Your attempt to pound on his chest with your fist is thwarted by his arms locked tight around you.Â
âTexâŠis he going to hurt you?â you canât help but ask, looking at his lethal twin who is clearly losing his patience, leaning against his baddass car.Â
âNah. Weâll work it out. Always do.â Tex winks at you with that tricksterâs sparkle in his eye, and you strangely sympathize with the mafia assassin having to deal with this wild man who somehow worms his way into your heart, despite all the trouble he causes.Â
Tex chucks you under the chin when he sees it quivering with the urge to cry. âHereâsââÂ
âIf you say âHereâs looking at you, kid,â I will knee you in the junk, Humpy Bogart.âÂ
He laughs at that, a full-on head-back guffaw. âBabyâŠIâm going to miss you.âÂ
âYeah?âÂ
âYeah. Sorry weâre wrapping early. I had some elaborate plans for your juicy little puââ
âTex!â you giggle, squirming as he nuzzles your neck with a wicked chuckle, his big hand grabbing your ass low, his long fingers brushing your center. He captures your lips again in a long wet kiss that curls your toes in your shoes and your fingers in his shirt.Â
âTimeâs up, Romeo,â growls the other brother in black, and Tex sighs. There are sirens in the distance, but getting closer. Lots of them.Â
âGotta go, darlinâ.âÂ
âWaitâŠhow am I getting back?âÂ
âEh. Theyâll give you a ride.âÂ
âWho are they? Hey, wait!âÂ
But Tex veritably lopes on those long legs, hopping in the passenger side of the Mustang in three strides. The assassin named John doesnât even look at you before getting behind the wheel and starting the car with a roar. As the warehouse is filled with the wails of the police sirens the outlaws are burning rubber in the opposite direction, making a new hole in the other side of the building.Â
One of the official cars tries to follow them, but you doubt it will get far. That man can drive.Â
You are practically blinded by the flashing lights all around you, huddling in your little dress with your arms crossed, praying they donât mistake you for a bandida and shoot you. Thereâs a lot of yelling of âÂĄManos arriba!â and pointed guns.Â
Shit, itâs all old hat to you now.Â
You do as youâre told, lifting your hands above your head.Â
A team of Federales fan out into the warehouse, looking for targets. All they find are bodies.Â
One of them cuffs you, and you stand there feeling sorry for yourself while they tear the warehouse apart looking for clues or evidence or the Easter Bunny. They bring out some drug-sniffing dogs who are very interested in the crates Tex was hiding behind.Â
Great.
The thing that shocks you out of your heartbroken stupor is Jack and Johnny striding up in commando gear, looking ridiculously fine in their bullet proof vests, big guns holstered on their hips. âWhere did Tex go?â they ask.Â
âFuck if I know. Are you DEA?â you ask back, more relieved than you would like to admit that theyâre here and maybe sorta on your side. But then againâŠmaybe not.Â
âIâm Special Agent Utah, FBI,â Johnny answers, flashing a badge.Â
âDetective Traven, LAPD,â Jack echoes, unclipping the badge on his belt for you to see. âWeâre gonna have to ask you some questions.âÂ
âYeah. I figured.âÂ
âDid you know heâs a hitman?â Jack asks in a deep, no-nonsense LEO voice, very different from the easy going guy who was canoodling with your friend just this afternoon.
âWhat?â John was obvious, but Tex? Ok, maybe you sensed something dangerous about him, butâŠ?
âHeâs a contract killer. Weâve been tracking him for years.âÂ
Bewildered, you shake your head, the last bit of wind blown out of your sails this night.Â
âNo. He justâŠsold some bogus diamonds to this cartel guy, apparently.âÂ
âAny idea where he stashed the money?âÂ
You snort. âNope.âÂ
âYouâre not lying to us, I hope.âÂ
You just sigh, suddenly so very tired. âNo.âÂ
âYouâre in a tricky situation here, maâam,â says Johnny, like he wasnât joking with you by your first name with your friends in the pool just this morning. âJuan AragĂłn was the head of the serpent, but some of his underlings might still want revenge. Youâll be wanting to fly home tonightâbut we can only make that happen if you're telling us everything you know.â
âI am!â Oh god. âWhat about my friends?âÂ
âWeâve already got them at the airport with a detail,â Traven answers, and you sigh with relief.Â
So much for a carefree vacationâŠ
Boy, do you know how to pick them.Â
Or maybe, you think, this timeâŠhe picked you.Â
And deep downâŠin the deepest dungeon of your heartâŠin a place youâll never reveal to anyone elseâŠitâs possibleâŠyouâre glad he did. Â
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A year goes by in a fog for you. You swing between hating yourself for being such a fucking idiot to missing that dark-eyed bandit with every cell of your stupid little being.Â
The FBI and LAPD question you a few more times, but eventually theyâre satisfied that you really were just a random vacation hookup, and had no true connections to Tex Johnsonâs criminal activities.
This truce might have been helped along by the fact that your friends are still dating Agent Utah and Officer Traven. Who honey-potted who?
Youâre so happy for them. Jack will surely be popping the question any time now, and Johnny is just as smitten. Not all vacation flings have to end in total disasterâŠ
But sometimes, late at night when youâre alone in bed and consumed by the fever of a nebulous wet dreamâyou wish you'd jumped in that Mustang while waving your middle finger goodbye to your stable, boring life.
You try dating.Â
Itâs a joke.
No one gives you that bone-deep thrill like one wink from that outlaw cowboy could. No one else can match your wit or your temper; they just run for the hills like the cowards they are.
No one else calls up that red-hot desire that threatens to burn you alive from the inside out.Â
Maybe you are a hot fucking mess, but as time goes on you start to fear more and more that Tex really was your perfect pairing, like gasoline and a careless match.
It doesnât matter.
You know youâll never see him again.Â
The knowledge of this sinks into your bones, heavy as lead. You accept it, even if you don't know how to get past the dark cloud that constantly hovers over you.Â
After a very long day you sit down on your couch with a glass of wine to go through your mail. Itâs mostly bills, offers for credit cards you donât want, and some magazines. You almost miss a bright little postcard of the Golden Buddha of Wat Khao Rang, a temple in Phuket, Thailand, tucked into an ad circular by the postman.Â
Your heart leaps into your throat while racing a mile a minute. Your hand starts shaking as you get up the courage to flip that piece of cardstock in your fingers.Â
SomehowâŠyou just know, and you're not sure if it's a good thing or not.Â
Finally you turn it over, finding a short message in a barely legible left-handed scrawl:
Do you still think about me?
â»ïžYes â»ïžNo
A ridiculous smile spreads over your cheeks, and you collapse back into your pillows, holding the card over your heart thatâs suddenly turned into a butterfly house.Â
Later that evening, you find yourself browsing flights to Bangkok on your laptop.
If insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly while hoping for different resultsâŠ
Fuck it.Â
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Warning: Violence, blood, intimidation. Things go from 0 to 100 real fast. Donaka is not a good man
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You have a soft heart. Sometimes it gets scarred, and you get a little hurt. But let's be honest. Deep down, you were hoping he would at least send a text. Something, anything to at least let you know that he's okay, or just acknowledge.
Acknowledge what?
You don't know. You don't know what was between you. It was definitely beyond just physical attraction.
So, like any sane person, you move on, or at least try to. You have a few flings here and there. The longest lasts up to a month, before you come to a sorry realisation that no man could ever make you feel like Mark, or Markus.
But hey, a tourist place means people there from around the world, and you never know what surprise is waiting for you. Not that you were actively looking for anything. But Adam finds himself in your little shop and charms his way into a series of conversations that continue for days.
You like Adam. You like his company and the discourse he brings. You like the way he helps you see a whole new perspective on the very subject you thought you had saturated yourself a bit with.
The summer has bled into autumn when Adam begins to linger in your apartment too, and you, in the homestay he has found hismelf for finishing his novel. Cliche, but you have found yourself tangled with a fellow novelist, all set to finish his first horror storyâ a shift from his usual rom-com genre.
You begin to close your shop on time, never waiting extra hours just to kill time, so you would not have to think of the man who still haunts your dreams.
Instead, you spend your extra time with Adam, engaging in discourses spanning from the street food nearby, the elaking pipe and the true form of art and its complex yet deep relationship with politics, truth and life itself.
 Adam, by all means, is the kid of man who can feed your intellectual hunger and yet you find yourself unable to let go of yourself and surrender emotionally.
It is not that he does not understand you, or your rhythms or the corner, so your mind and moods. He is the lover who, technically, should be the perfect fit for you to consider something serious.
But you cannot bring yourself to. You tell yourself that you are simply cautious after how your heart bled unexpectedly with Mark's departure. But you know deep down that it is only partially true.
Something has been hollowed out from you since summer, and you feel it in the weight the sight of chamomile tea carries.
Winter knocks at the town's door with a blizzard. The cold seeps into your bones, and this time, it is unlike anything you have felt before.
You chalk it up to the winter gloom when you go for a hike one afternoon, and feel eyes on you, yet hear no footsteps.
The feeling never truly fades. You find yourself looking over your shoulder often. It creeps in slowly over time. You check the locks more times than usual, and you look around more while hiking alone in the woods.
You cannot put a pin on it. You unconsciously reach for the chemomile tea more often. You do not spend the night at Adam's place as often.
He seems a little distracted as well, talking about the random packages he keeps receiving from an anonymous sender. You offer to look at it. They are white chrysanthemums and lilies. Not fresh though. That's what unsettles you both. They arrive, already withered, covered in soil, but carefully wrapped in silk. What sick game is this?
Adam tells you that it has been going on since winter, around the same time when you began to feel eyes on you. This confirms that you are not paranoid; there is indeed something wrong.
Going to the police would be useless. There has been no physical or direct aggression, just these disturbing packages. No pattern, delivered on random days, at random times.
January arrives with an ominous silence. It is not the snow-covered mountains or roads that dull out the noise; it feels different when you make your way to Adam's guest house on one freezing January afternoon.
The sky is overcast, and it dulls the world around in ways that make you crave the blanket and a nap.
When you ring the bell, Adam answers. But he seems pale. "Adam? Are youâ" You follow him in only to choke back at your words at the sight of Mark sitting on the couch, eyes fixed on Adam's laptop screen.
"Interesting. A compelling horror indeed." He looks up to meet your gaze that must have betrayed the mix of emotions you are feeling with the sense of forboding.
Why are there two men in the room with guns?
"But I have a better story," He raises from the couch, and you nervously glance at Adam. "Stupid man comes to town and sets his sights on someone's house. A very beautiful and complex house. The owner is not in town, so the man begins to stay there."
He walks towards you, and you take an unconscious step back. "He eats in the kitchen, he feeds on the food the owner had kept, he uses the bed, he uses the porch, he enjoys the warmth and laughter that isn't even his." He continues, turning to Adam.
"MarkusâŠ" You don't even know what you will say, but he raises his fingers in the air.
"And then the owner of the house returns with winter." He is taller than Adam, and when he leans down, the poor man cowers.
"Wha-what the fuck do you want, man?"
"I'm telling you a story, a better, scarier horror story." He places his hand on Adam's shoulder.
"Markus, what the hell is this?" Your voice shakes but does not break. It is firmer now, which catches his attention.
"You did not wait for me, Darling, and now you have pisssed me off enough toâ"
"Listen, man, I didn'tââ" Adam is brutally cut off by Mark's fist connecting wth his stomach. Adam doubles over.
You rush to him, but are pulled back as soon as you reach him. Donak's grip on the back of your neck is steel, not bruising yet, but unrelenting.
"You psychoâ"
"Shh⊠watch." His lips caress your ear when he speaks.
"Mark, pleaseâNoâNo!" Your hand grasps his to lock in a futile struggle as one of the armed men in the room kicks Adam to the ground and aims a gun at his head. "PLEASE NO! He's innocent! Mark please! He didn't know!"
"Donaka." He whispers.
"What?" You blink. confused.
"Donaka. That's my real name. It will be the only name you will take when you think about love."
You blink away your tears to refocus your vision as you try to turn to him, but he does not allow it.
"I had so much plannedâŠThis could have been so sweet, but heâŠ" There is a crack in the chilling calm for the first time since you found him here, "I promised to return, didn't I? Why would you do that? Why would you let him into your lifeâdon't fucking look away!"
You whimper as he holds your chin and jerks your face back to Adam's direction when you try to look away.
"IâI didn'tâyou were gone without a trace!" Your voice quivers as you try to stabilise your breathing.
"Come with me. Come with me now, and he lives."
"You are crazy."
"There is nothing crazy about reclaiming your own."
"You don't fucking own me." Probably stupid, but the words leave your mouth through your gritted teeth.
The silence that follows is filled by your heart thundering behind your ribs and your own breathing. You look at Adam and regret the day the poor man walked into your shop.
"You will need a lot of work. But that's okay, keeps things interesting." He leans in further, letting you feel his breath as he speaks, "You agree now, you walk with me, he has a chance. You refuse, I carry you anyway, but after making you watch how a man can be bled slowly to death in ways you cannot even imagine."
You look at Adam once, and the barrel of the gun pressed on his temple, and curse yourself for opening your doors for the wrong person. How did you two end up like this?
You agree. That is the only thing you can do at the moment. You let him walk you outside, where his car is waiting.
Markus, Donaka, or whatever this man's name is, keeps a hand on the small of your back like a deception. He opens the door for you, and you get in, already feeling nauseous.
You look at the guest house one last time before Donaka gets in as well and shuts the door, and the engine comes to life.
You feel like you are dreaming. A nightmare that refuses to break into consciousness. You are too caught up to notice the way Donaka nods to one of his men outside before getting in the car with you.
You will never know that the man holding a gun over Adam shoots him anyway. The silencer helps keep things lowkey.
You will never see the body wrapped in plastic and put inside another car.
You only know that your life will never be the same.
A Donaka Mark x housekeeper!Reader fic, based on @discoscoob 's concept & bot! An unlikely flirtation turns into a dark obsession... Warnings: MDNI!!! Donaka Mark is a bad man with a soft spot for you. dark romance, possessive behavior, nonconsensual voyeurism, red flag red flag girl!đș, psychological games, power imbalance, eventual dubcon/nsfw/involuntary captivity. -> all chapters
Twenty-six.
Tai chi is hard.Â
Maybe at first glance it looks like old people doing peaceful flowing movements in the parkâbut thereâs a lot more to it than that. Thereâs breath control and footwork, hand gestures and balance and mindfulness and cloud hands and cranes and roosters doing things and it's all timed together at onceâŠ
You apply yourself to your lessons, not just because Donaka has paid a lot of money for this man to basically commute to Hong Kong four days of the week from Beijing, but because you know there's nothing more maddening than a student who doesn't pay attention when you're teaching something you're passionate about.
You like Tiger too.Â
He is kind, and patient, and he shyly admits to you that one day he hopes to go to America to be in movies. So after your sessions over tea, you make a point to help him improve his English. You feel like itâs the only thing you can really offer him.Â
Slowly, it all starts to click, and you find yourself carrying the forms even into your everyday movements, the way you move around the room, the way you reach for things on a shelfâŠ
The philosophy is harder.
Youâve barely seen Donaka since you started your lessons with Tiger, and you have no idea where heâs been. He leaves early in the morning and doesnât come home until late, if at all. You cannot shake the thought that maybe Donaka sought to manipulate you somehow with instilling this go with the flow mindset.Â
Did he think it would make you more complacent? Did he think it would make you forget that you havenât been allowed off the grounds since he took you out in the Bugatti? Itâs begun to feel like a lifetime ago, and no matter how much you meditate in your new little space in the library with your books and your orchidsâŠthe captivity mixed with loneliness grinds in you.Â
It occurs to you that perhaps youâre his dirty little secret and he doesnât want to be seen in public with you. Youâre not his wife by any means. Are you even his girlfriend? Eventually the horrifying thought occurs to you that maybe youâre not even the only woman in his life.Â
On a rare occasion when heâs actually home in the evening you invite yourself into his viewing room, sitting beside him on the black leather couch. âHi.âÂ
He sort of growls in answer, his eyes still glued to the screen, but he lifts an arm for you to snuggle into him. You take that as some sort of sign.Â
But the silence between you stretches on, and in the end youâre the first to break.Â
âCan we yum cha again soon? Iâve really missed you.âÂ
âSweetheart, you realize I work during the week?â he says to you in what you think is the most patronizing tone he can muster.Â
So much for delegation.
âWhat about this weekend then? Can we go somewhere?â You admit youâve thought more than once about that motorcycle in the garage with all the supercars. âOooo, what about the Big Buddha? Or the Dragonâs Back? Or Wong Tai Sin Temple? OrâŠâ You find yourself excitedly rattling off things from your bucket list, only for it to shrivel upon your tongue from the withering look he pays you.Â
âDo I look like a tour guide to you?â   Â
This is when you realize you gravely misjudged his mood this evening.Â
Or maybe, this whole situation as a whole? Youâd thought things were getting better, and you realize youâd begun to feel safe around him, thanks to his little presents and his gestures that seemed meant to cater to your happiness. But the truth, you stupid girl, is youâre still just a prisoner, and you may as well be like one of the antique vases or Elder statues he likes so much to collectâpretty to look at, but with much less value.Â
Did you actually think you mean something to him?Â
You hate how much this hurts, even if you should have been preparing yourself for it all along. You feel the sting of tears forming in your eyes and the aching roots of your teeth.Â
Fine. You guess youâve finally got your answer. Â Â
You shift on the couch to get up, needing to be anywhere but in the same room as him to nurse your heartbreak.Â
âWhere do you think youâre going?â He reaches for you, and you do something very stupid. In your defense, it was also just reflex, something very basic Tiger taught you, which is actually on Donaka, right? And you're sure it never would have worked, had he been even slightly expecting it. You deflect the force of his reaching hand with a turn of your wrist, moving just out of reach of his long arms with one smooth step.Â
Yet you freeze when you realize what youâve done, and to whom.Â
The sharp flash of challenge in his eyes could cut you to ribbons, and you brace yourself. Your every instinct urges you to run, but this time you know this is serious, and if you doâŠthereâs no telling what he might do.Â
âLook whoâs been paying attention to her lessons,â he snarls, standing to tower over you. âMy money well spent.âÂ
Heâs been watching you train with Tiger, of course, on his laptop at work when he needed to be doing other things. Youâre a good student, and the two of you get along, and deep down Donaka knows heâs a little jealous for the easy way you smile for your teacher.Â
And he certainly never fathomed you might dare use your new knowledge of tai chi on him.Â
Even if you tremble, you close your eyes and stand your ground, waiting. You feel his long fingers close around your throat, not squeezing, but just resting there with all the promise of what those huge hands could do to you.Â
Once upon a time you might have begged him to let you go.Â
Now you realize itâs worse than that. You want him to pay attention to you any way you can get now, and if not on something resembling your own terms, you'll settle for the battlefield. When did you turn so suicidal?
His next question is deceptively soft, his thumb sliding over your fluttering pulse. âHave I been neglecting you, bunny?âÂ
A question loaded with fifteen in the clip and one in the chamber. But what the hell? If he tries to kill you at least it will be something to do.Â
âYes.âÂ
You do not expect his delighted laughter; as ever, this man keeps you off balance, and you donât think any amount of lessons in tai chi or anything else will ever truly prepare you.Â
âAlright. Iâll try to make it up to you.â Thereâs mockery in his tone, but you dare to open your eyes anyway. Youâre surprised to see heâs watching you like youâve done something interesting; something he didnât expect either. Maybe it gives you just enough courage to open your mouth again.Â
âAm I so demanding?âÂ
He snorts in answer to this, bending down to slant his mouth over yours. His fingers slide from your throat to the base of your hair, pulling just this side of too hard as he bends you over with his ardor, his teeth nipping at your lower lip.Â
You have no idea, of course, but heâs been in a mood because heâs been auditioning fighters for his next big offshore expo, and no one has truly caught his interest. No one has felt right, and heâs afraid that something that once brought him such fierce joy has become boring to him.Â
It alarmed him, looking back, how quickly he'd confessed his favorite thing to do as of late is you. Youâre changing him, and he sees it now. He thought it would be best to return to his nobler pursuit: the search for the perfect warrior. It has yet to truly recapture his passion the way it once did.
He wants something new, something exciting.Â
Maybe it was right in front of him all along.Â
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A few days later, Donaka let you know in no uncertain terms what he expected that evening. When I come home I want you waiting naked on our bed. Understood?
He would choose that night to come home an hour late, and you are chilled to the bone by the time he walks through the door with an alarmingly smug smirk curling his lips, heartbreakingly handsome in one of his tailored dark suits. Charcoal sharkskin over jet black silk, and a silvery tieâŠitâs too flashy just for the office. Where did he go today? Â
Youâre not sure if you invent it, that you think his eyes seem to soften as he sweeps his gaze over you.Â
âAw. She can follow direction when it suits her.âÂ
âIâm freezing,â you grouse, still annoyed. A trill of excitement makes its way down your spine as you watch him loosen his tie as he approaches, standing at the foot of the bed before you.Â
âIs this going on your eyes, or in your mouth, bunny?âÂ
You glare, but say no more. âThatâs my good girl,â he purrs. âIâve brought you a surprise.âÂ
You bite your lip, looking him up and down, thinking that maybe this tall dark dream of a man in this wicked mood is surprise enough. Itâs been over a week since he last touched you, youâre pretty sure youâre ovulating, and youâre about ready to climb the walls.Â
He chuckles darkly as he affixes his tie as a blindfold over your eyes, the silk sliding over your skin. His fingers are deceptively gentle as he affixes the knot behind your head, careful not to hurt you. Â
âWhat? No smart remarks?â His fingertips trace the lines of your body possessively, the curve of your neck to the sweep of your collarbone, down to circle your taut nipple. You squirm and press your thighs, but keep your hands planted on the bedspread, the way you suspect he wants you to.Â
Finally you answer with the truth: âI missed you.â His touch hitches upon you, even if only for a moment, before he strokes down your arm with the backs of his fingers.Â
âI missed you too. Lie back.âÂ
You do as youâre told, and itâs interesting how you can sense his movement above you, even while deprived of sight. He rifles in his jacket pocket, and you hear something click clack clack. When something startlingly cool and smooth brushes over the skin of your belly you about levitate out of your skin.Â
âWhatââÂ
âShhh.âÂ
The things pool and slide over your skin, heavy and cool, though quickly warming to your body. There are a lot of them, seemingly on a string. Multiple strings? Your back arches as they graze over your nipples, your loins clenching and pulsing with this exquisite torture.Â
âOh my god, DonakaâŠâ you sigh. âAre thoseâŠpearls?âÂ
âWould you like that, y/n?âÂ
You whine in answer as he affixes a clasp behind your neck.Â
âHmm?â he teases, and you hear the smile in his words.Â
âMaybe?â You try to sit up, but he prevents you with a finger on your breastbone.Â
âBe still. This is a sight I want to remember.â
Youâre too keyed up to catch the ominous undertones of that statement, practically vibrating in your state of arousal. If itâs realâŠyou cannot fathom what that many strands must have cost.Â
Who knew that your recent lessons in breath control would aid you in this situation? You lay there like a pearl-draped pin-up with your pulse thundering in your ears, and only once youâre certain heâs going to leave you there like that all night does he touch you, your skin quivering under his fingertips as he skims down the lengths of your thighs, then back up again, seemingly determined to drive you mad.
âDonakaâŠâ you sigh. âCan I take this off?âÂ
Your hands lift towards your blindfold until you receive an unequivocal, âNo.âÂ
Your growl of frustration wins you a villainous chuckle. âSo impatient.â Suddenly his thumb dips between your legs, testing the readiness of your weeping hole. âAnd so wet.â You move your hips, desperate for friction on your needy clit, but he holds you at bay with his large hand over your mound. âAh ah,â he scolds.Â
âDonakaâŠâ Heâs reduced you to pitiful whining, and youâre sure heâs just eating it up.Â
âSo, my darling isnât impressed with rare handbags, but she does like expensive jewelsâŠâÂ
âThatâs not fair.âÂ
âNo?â He strums at your slit again with his thumb, and you tilt your hips desperately, needing his touch. âIâd say the proof is in theââÂ
âIf you say pussy I will scream.âÂ
This wins you hearty laughter that warms your soul, even if he sounds like a Bond villain. âCâmon, bunny. Let me have my fun.â
âI think youâre having all the fun,â you grouse, winning you a pinch on the inside of your thigh that makes you squeal.   Â
âSo you donât like them then?â he taunts you, referring to the bounty of the sea strung round your neck.Â
You hate to say it butâŠyou love them. Theyâre heavy and luxurious and youâve never owned anything so fine.Â
âCan I see?â you ask with a shyness that betrays your approval.Â
âItâs not enough that I think you look beautiful?â he taunts you.Â
âAre youâŠtaking me somewhere I can wear them?â you dare ask.Â
âThere it is, my clever girl.âÂ
You're sure your relief is written plain as day for him to see, your body relaxing on top of the counterpane. âWhere?â
âYouâll see.â
âWhen?â
âYouâll see.â He nips at your thigh, and even though it hurts you giggle with delight, the promise of some modicum of freedom in the future.
âOh, now someone's happy.â
âYes.â
âWell, that was worth an hour of my time at Harry Winston today.â
You know what that means, if only because your step mother used to lament that your father couldnât afford to shop there for her.
âOh my god. DonakaâŠyou didn't have to do that.â
âThis again. Just admit that you like them.âÂ
âTheyâre not the point.âÂ
âYes they are,â he insists hotly. âOr at least, part of it.â Suddenly he is manhandling you off the bed. You yip with surprise, though he doesnât let you fall, holding you steady with a strong arm about your bare waist. His long body is firm and unyielding behind yours, his obvious hard-on pressing into your back; the smooth fabric of the suit against your bare skin is an interesting contrast.Â
His voice rumbles low in your ear with warning as he tells you, âNo more pretending you donât enjoy luxury. You and I both know youâre no saint.â He tears off the blindfold, catching some of your hair with it, making you wince. The pain is forgotten, however, when you see heâs positioned you in front of the full length mirror.Â
You almost don't recognize yourself like this, draped in lustrous black Tahitian pearls like a goddess of the sea, the ominous shadow of your dark consort towering behind you. You stare for a long time in silence, not just at yourself, but the whole picture. Enough time goes by that eventually he gives a sardonic chuckle; you feel the mockery of it in your bones. âI knew there was a streak of vanity in you,â he says low in your ear, kissing your cheek.
Is he right? Are you just as pathetic and crass as your gold-digging mother or your social-climbing step mother?
You don't think so, because you are as fascinated by him as the pearls or yourself or this opulent house you live in with him. Itâs everything that bewitches youâbut he is the grand epicenter of it all.Â
âSay thank you, bunny,â he prompts you, nipping at your jawline. âIâm feeling unappreciated.âÂ
After he left you alone for so long with no explanation, your annoyance flares in you like a flash in a pan. âThen maybe you should come home more often,â you fire back, winning a snarl of a smile.Â
âAs if you havenât had plenty to keep you occupied, with your books and Mei and your new friend Tiger.â Itâs so subtle that at first you think you imagined it; but no. That was jealousy in his tone. âAnd furthermoreâŠâ Your treacherous cunt throbs for the possessive hand upon your waist, trailing higher to caress a peaked nipple. âI think I want to hear you admit how much you enjoy living here in my beautiful house, my staff catering to your every whim.â
The truth is you still help the staff keep up with this massive house. You even cooked dinner with Mrs. Wong the other night. Or rather, she yelled at you, while teaching you how to make Donakaâs favourite wonton soup. You going to take care that man? You better learn. I not be around forever.Â
He hadnât even come home to eat it, the ingrate.Â
âI enjoy it a lot more when youâre actually here.âÂ
âOh? I thought you wanted to leave so badly?â
âWith you!â
He only growls in answer to this, sucking sharply at your neck, both hands trailing up to cup your breasts. He pinches your nipples in punishment, making you squirm. He will not let you slip away though, his arm squeezing you like a band of iron. You can never best him like this, with force against force. You have to re-direct, and maybe your new lessons are useful after all.Â
âFine,â you surrender, reaching back to encircle his neck in your arms, leaning back against his solid form.Â
âFine?âÂ
âYou want me to admit it? I am greedy. I do like the house and the cars and the things. But only when you're in the picture, Donaka. When you leave I hate it all.â He meets your eyes in the mirror then with the black eyes of a shark cruising the reef for a kill, and you donât know where you get the courage to demand further, âWhere were you?âÂ
âThatâs my business.âÂ
âDo you have another mistress?âÂ
He snorts at you like youâve said something incredibly stupid, and you practically sag with relief in his arms, believing his tell before he even says a word.Â
âNo.âÂ
âThen where did you go?â
He pays you a long, considering look in the mirror, weighing you with that unnerving stare that you know misses so little. âIf you're good tomorrow night, and don't embarrass me, maybe Iâll show you.â
You practically quiver with excitement at hearing this, and you know you're damned. You think you would follow this man anywhere, just to unlock one more small part of his mystery.Â
âDid I embarrass you at lunch?â
âNo, but you look at everything with such wide-eyed fucking wonder. Itâs adorable between us, but my crowd will eat you alive.âÂ
Really, all theyâll do is talk behind your back.Â
You know this game from listening to your half-sisters gnash their teeth over their perceived victories and slights at school, who was the best dressed, who said what about whom, and you suppose it only amplifies later in life with the uber rich who have nothing better to do than spend money and gossip about each other.Â
The elation you were feeling starts to evaporate as you mull over this, and he sees it written across your face. âRe-thinking leaving the house, bunny?âÂ
Maybe.Â
Resting Bitch Face definitely isnât your forte, and hobnobbing isnât your idea of a good time either.Â
âAre these people your friends?âÂ
Again, he huffs like youâve said something cute, squeezing you in his arms. âTheyâre either clients, prospective clients, or rivals, sweetheart. Thatâs the truth of my world.â
âWhat about enemies?âÂ
âMmm, those are the most fun.â He starts kissing your neck again, and as you go weak in the knees you wonder where the hell heâs taking you. Â
âDonaka?â you sigh, melting under his mouth and his insistent hands.Â
âWhat, bunny?âÂ
âAre we friends?âÂ
He seems amused by this, a new wicked sparkle entering his jet black eyes. âDepends, y/n. What is a friend?âÂ
Well, that is the million dollar question, isnât it? So simple, yet complex. And you have to admit that thinking about it isnât exactly coming easily, while his hand is on your breast and his other seeks your molten center. You canât stop yourself from arching back against him, practically hanging from his neck while you pant, âSomeoneâŠyou like to spend time with? Someone you like to talk to?âÂ
âHmmâŠâ He seems to think about this while orchestrating your undoing, circling your clit with his middle finger, and youâre heartened that he doesnât immediately fob you off with the answer he thinks you want. âThen I suppose youâre my best friend, y/n. Who I very much like to fuck.âÂ
He slants his mouth over yours then, allowing no more opportunity for talking as he devours you whole, but your silly little heart soars. Â
Youâre nearly at the apex of your pleasure when suddenly his fingers between your legs go stillâ the jarring disappointment tears a whine from your lips that only seems to delight him. You sense that he is looking at you in the mirror again, and it takes effort to force your eyes open to meet his gaze. His pupils are blown wide and black as polished onyx; your darling really does like to watch.
âDo you promise to be a good girl for me tomorrow?â he asks low in your ear.
Perhaps there is some petulance in your tone when you answer, âBelieve it or not, I can behave in public.â
âHmm. Remains to be seen, bunny. You know I have a certain image to uphold?â
âI don't thinkâŠI can pull off aloof and scary the way you do.â
He gives no correction to this, only a dark chuckle. âI don't need you to be scary, bunny. Just poised. Can you do that for me?â
You look upon the waterfall of jewels cascading from your neck, and you don't know why you were so slow to grasp whatâs really going on, but it finally dawns on you. He wants you to be a silent mannequin, an object from which to display the coveted display of his wealth. You really are following in your step- motherâs footsteps. âYou mean you want me to be pretty, and quiet.â
He hears the acute disappointment in your tone, your earlier elation deflating like a balloon. Why does that affect him like it never has with any other mistress? You are maddening, and he has half a mind to sink his teeth in your shoulder to punish you for it. His eyes bore into yours, twin black holes that threaten to swallow you whole.
âYou don't have to be quiet. But if you embarrass me with one of your cheeky quips to the wrong person you can be damn sure you'll regret it later. Understood?â
âYes.âÂ
âYes, what?âÂ
âYes, sir.âÂ
âMmm.â He strums at your clit again in reward, and once more your body is tensed in anticipation, your eyes sliding closed. âAh ah, look at me, bunny. I want you to watch. I want you to look at yourself.â
 âI can'tâŠâ you protest, arching back against him as he finds that perfect spot once more, your knees trembling beneath you.Â
 âThen you're not going to cum tonight.â
 You believe him too, and it feels like some Herculean feat to force open your pleasure-heavy lids. Trapped in a lustful daze, you are annoyed by his seemingly impossible demands. And yet the electricity in meeting his gaze while he pleasures you is something unexpectedly heady; the hunger in his eyes could swallow the world, and itâs all for you. There's something powerfully intoxicating in that; he reads the exact moment this shifts in you, a slow tear of a smile pulling at his lips.
 âThatâs right, bunny. You're beautiful, and these expensive trappings become you. Iâm enjoying it. You should too.âÂ
âYou donât haveâŠto buy me expensive thingsâŠto please meâŠyou know.â
 Even while he has you literally on the edge between paradise and sanity, you canât help but argue with him. Maybe he does have cause to be alarmed to bring you into public.
 âThis is my world. If you want to be a part of it with me, then get used to it. No more protests. You already admitted you like them. Are you afraid it makes you a bad person?â You hear the amusement in his voice, and you hate yourself a little more. Yet underneath it all, there's an edge of something else. Nothing is ever as it seems with this man.Â
âYes,â you pant, so strung out yet knowing that if you want your ends, you have to play his game.Â
You can tell heâs enjoying himself, even as heâs exasperated with you. His eyes shine, dark and lustrous as the pearls around your neck. But no precious stone could ever hold such depth of knowledge and forbidden temptation therein. You never felt so much solidarity with Eve facing down the serpent as in that moment.Â
âMaybe you're not a good person, y/n. Have you considered that?â
âWhy does everything have to be such a mind fuck with you?âÂ
His grin is nothing less than a baring of teeth, and he walks you forward to bend you over the bed, making sure you can still see yourself in the mirror.Â
âWhat's wrong, y/n, is this juicy little pussy jealous?âÂ
You have to admit, even if you won't say it aloud, that you're relieved when you hear the descent of his fly, and soon feel the soft kiss of his broad tip at your entrance. You betray your eagerness as you cant your hips towards him, craving the stretch of his cock filling you. You don't even care that he laughs at you, delighting in your need. Your moan as he buries himself inside you is beyond incriminating.
âGreedy girl.â He swats your backside with his big hand, you suspect just for the sound of it, the pearls clacking around your neck as they pool on the silk sheets beneath you.
You watch him in the mirror, unable to tear your eyes from his magnificent form, and you think he's on to something with his penchant for voyeurism.Â
âAvarice for my cock. Lust. Vanity. It's not looking good for you,â he teases darkly, barely brushing your clit with his fingertips.
âThat doesn't make me a bad person,â you snarl beneath him, frustrated and bewildered by all this. A gift can never just be a gift from this man. An outing cannot just be for fun. There are always layers upon layers, and you are dizzy from it all.Â
âOh, add wrath to the list too. Itâs nothing personal. No one is truly good. Not really. Some people are just a little less terrible than others, and if you ask me, anyone who insists they are good are just fat, fucking, hypocrites.âÂ
âWhat an uplifting view of humanity.â Are you really having this debate right now?Â
âI'm a realist. I watch all the naughty things people do when they think no oneâs looking for a living,â he insists, holding your hips as he drives himself inside you to the hilt. You shudder as he leans over your body, his lips to your ear again. âAnd I'm trying to set you free to enjoy this adventure with me without over analyzing every little moment of it. Do you have to fight me at every turn?â
Itâs impressive, how quick he is to pivot in his methods of manipulating you. You told him once that you didn't really care for ostentatious wealth, despite your obvious fascination with him. Expensive things are not quite enough to tempt you, but to have his company? You must accept them all. This will become clear later, as you're looking back with bewilderment on the nightâs events, but your brain is not functioning well enough to totally piece it together now. Thereâs just a fuzzy outline, a suggestion of what heâs doing to you, and you donât know what to say back to him that wonât sound stupid or childish.Â
You hate it that tears of frustration fill your eyes, and you hide your face by glaring down at the bed.
âI don't want to fight you,â you whimper with your face in the sheets, finally worn down by this manâs exhaustive games. All you really want is him, but he talks circles around you until youâre unsure of everything.Â
All I want is you.
Itâs stupid, but true, If you say it aloud you fear heâll take everything. Because he is not a good man. You know that in your bones; and maybe you always have, but you want him anyway. What does that make you?
He goes still above you, caressing the curve of your spine, and you shudder like a nervous filly beneath the warmth of his hand. He's gentle with you now, almost as though to soothe you through the shock of your disillusionment. âItâs alright, y/n,â he purrs. âI've seen you all along.â
You're afraid he's telling the truth about that. Maybe heâs always known the weave and weft of you, and how it all ties together in the binding of your heart and soul. You are no great mystery, and he was certainly right when he said youâre no saint.Â
What does it say about you, that a man like him wants you so much? You don't know, and you're definitely not going to suss it out now. You are tired, and half crazy with lust and unsure if the rest of what you feel is actually love, or just a stubborn craving for his approval.Â
You feel him undressing behind you, divesting his jacket, unbuttoning his shirt leisurely while still warming his cock inside you. You wait with a new sense of patience, feeling strangely disconnected from yourself, almost meditative as you kowtow with your head bowed.
With a hand tangled in your hair he pulls you upright on your knees, his arm about your waist supporting you. The press of his bare torso engulfing you from behind is a splendid thing; you can't help but sigh for the solid wall of warmth behind you, and for the umpteenth time you know you are utterly lost to this man.Â
He stares you down in the mirror, those black holes for eyes boring into your very soul. He lets you get away with closing your lids this time, allowing you to retreat into yourself as his possessive touch slides up your torso, beneath the pearls to press over your thundering heart, then higher to your throat, your pulse beating like a trapped butterfly against his fingertips. âDonât cry, bunny,â he consoles you, his tone deceptively gentle as he kisses a tear away, savoring the taste of your mourning for the death of something youâd clung so dearly to. âHow many times do I have to tell you that Iâve got you?âÂ
Despite how many times this man has already taken what he wants from you, somehow this is the moment it really, truly sinks in. You will remember the turning point of this night until the day you die, as though something inside you stretched and finally snapped like a rotten rubber band. He reads this shift in you as surely as writing on a sign, the tilt of your head on his shoulder and the submission of your body in his arms, as though your very bones have finally wilted in surrender to him.Â
He doesn't make you say anything more, revelling in his victory as his lips claim yours, and his arms wrap around your body possessively, holding you hard as he pistons his cock inside you. With an all too knowing curl of long fingers between your legs he sets you free, and you cum on his dick with a moan that is tellingly close to a sob. He swallows it all with his mouth over yours, shuddering as he spends inside you with a triumphant growl.
When you collapse at the foot of the bed, too wrung out body and soul for anything more, you feel the whisper of dextrous fingers at your neck relieving you of your precious neckwear. He goes off to the closet, presumably stashing them for safe keeping. Then you are surprised when he spoons his long body behind yours, indulging in a post-coital cat nap with his freshly-conquered prize caged in his arms.Â
When you wake later the room is dark, and Donaka is gone. You canât decide if you are disappointed or relieved, and you are still confused about it by the time you shower and crawl back under the sheets.Â