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Wanda making you strap warm her favourite toy while she calls for room service. She can hear your quiet whines nearby as she talks to the hotel staff, having to speak a little louder to them. “We would love some breakfast, thank you. Although I think my darling is already stuffed.” She glances to the side to see you squirming on the strap, smirking slightly. When they’re gone, Wanda praises you for being so well behaved and quiet. “Well done, honey. Keep this good behaviour up and mommy will make sure you’re fucked dumb by the afternoon.”
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—Let me hear you.
That’s something Sevika noticed right from the beginning. How quiet you always got whenever things turned heated.
The stolen kisses in dark corners, the make-out sessions that ended with swollen lips and quick goodbyes.
You never made much of a sound. A sigh here, maybe the faintest whimper there, but never anything more.
She never said a word about it. Not when the furthest you’d ever gone was kissing.
But now you’re in her bedroom, lying on her sheets that smell faintly of smoke and steel, her heavy frame crowding you against the headboard, both in your underwear.
The two of you are kissing like you’ve been starving for it; messy, hungry, saliva shared between lips that can’t get enough.
Her hand is cupping your jaw, thumb dragging over your cheekbone, while her other slides down your side in a slow, claiming stroke.
You know exactly where it’s leading. So does she.
Her palm settles low at your waist, the weight of it making you shiver. She lingers there, waiting.
Waiting for something; your breath to hitch, a moan, a sound, even a word or a nod, anything that tells her you’re ready for more.
But she hears nothing.
Sevika pulls back just enough to search your face, breaking the kiss. Her lips are slick, her voice rough when she murmurs, “You okay?”
The question hits you like a splash of cold water, pulling you out of the haze of heat.
Your lashes flutter, eyes wide as you blink up at her, your cheeks burning red.
At first, your lips part, but no words come out at first. Just a rush of air you didn’t realize you’d been holding.
“Y-yeah,” you manage, cheeks hot, voice barely above a whisper as you nod slightly. “I’m okay.”
Her eyes soften, even with that dark heat burning in them.
She leans in, pressing her forehead against yours for a second, grounding you before her mouth brushes the corner of your lips.
“Good,” she rasps, her breath hot on your skin. “Then let me hear you.”
The words sink into you at the same time her hand dips lower, sliding beneath the waistband of your panties.
You gasp against her lips, and you’re glad Sevika swallows the sound with a hungry kiss, her metal arm now braced against the headboard while her other hand finds the heat between your thighs.
She’s careful, slow at first.
Fingers teasing along sensitive skin, circling without giving in too soon. Her mouth trails down to your neck, kissing rough and open-mouthed, like she’s been waiting forever to taste you here.
You tilt your head instinctively, granting her access, and her tongue flicks against your pulse point in a way that makes your stomach twist.
Her fingers slide lower, parting your lips with an ease that makes your thighs tense around her wrist. The wet sound of it fills the room, obscene in the quiet, but still, you don’t make a sound.
Instead, you’re biting your lip, holding back with every ragged, too-controlled breath. Each exhale is shaky, pulled through your nose, like you’re afraid of what might come out if you just let go.
Sevika notices. Of course she does.
Her hips roll against yours in slow, deliberate rhythm, teasing you with the press of her heat as her fingers circle exactly where you need her.
She wonders at your silence, at the way your body reacts so vividly while your voice refuses to follow.
For now, she doesn’t call it out. She lets her hand do the talking, coaxing, testing, pushing you closer; waiting to see how long you’ll hold it in.
But Sevika can feel it, clear as day.
The way your body is trembling against her, the heat soaking her fingers, the arch of your hips begging for more.
Yet your mouth stays stubbornly shut.
Every breath you take is caged, dragged too carefully through your nose.
Her lips keeps kissing your throat, teeth grazing over your jaw before she pulls back enough to look at you again. Her hand doesn’t stop moving; steady, relentless on your clit.
Her voice is low, roughened with hunger but edged with command when she murmurs, “Feels good, doesn’t it?”
The question makes your breath stutter. You can only nod, biting down harder on your lip.
Not enough.
Sevika’s eyes narrow, her pace unfaltering as she presses her palm firmer against you, forcing another desperate jolt from your body.
“Use your words,” she says, husky and unyielding.
“I want to hear you.”
Shame burns hotter than your blush.
You’ve been taught to keep quiet your whole life, drilled into silence even when your body was screaming for release.
The thought of letting go, of letting Sevika hear how much she makes you unravel, twists something inside you, half fear, half desperate want.
“I…” your voice cracks, and you swallow, chest heaving.
Her fingers curl inside you and you gasp, the sound tearing out of you before you can stop it.
Sevika’s mouth curves into a slow, hungry smile as she catches it, as if she’s been waiting for that exact sound. Her lips crash back onto yours, her voice growling against your mouth, “That’s it. Don’t hide from me.”
And with her fingers working you open, her hips pressing insistently against you, there’s no room left for silence.
But you can’t help it. You keep your mouth shut.
Your body gives her everything it can.
Your shaking thighs clamped around her hips, the heat dripping down her fingers, the way you arch and writhe under every stroke.
But your voice… it’s still trapped. Locked away behind bitten lips and shallow breaths. The tiny, strangled gasps that escape you are so restrained it almost hurts her to hear them.
Sevika realizes pretty fast while you have sex. It’s not shyness. Not inexperience either, even if just slightly a part of it.
It’s something carved into you, something you’ve probably been taught, and it runs too deep to be undone in one night.
It’s not something she can tease about. Not something she can use to be mean or cruel and make you drip even more for her.
So she doesn’t push.
Instead, she presses her lips to your temple, murmuring low praise between kisses to your skin.
“That’s it. You’re doing so good for me.” “fuck, you feel incredible.” “let me take care of you, baby.” Her voice rumbles through your bones, grounding you as she keeps her movements steady and sure, carrying you to the edge until your silence finally shatters and she does too.
Not with words or sounds for your part,but with the way your whole body seizes, clinging to her as release rips through you.
She holds you, strong and unshakable, recovering from her own high. Only then does she ease her touch, kissing you soft and slow, letting you breathe.
Later, when you’re curled against her chest, her flesh arm wrapped around you and your face tucked into the crook of her neck, the thought lingers.
She strokes absent circles into your back, quiet in the afterglow.
She wants to ask. Wants to know why you hold yourself back, why you seem afraid of letting her hear you even though she wants to hear you.
But she knows this isn’t the moment to pry. Not when you’re so vulnerable in her arms, clinging to her warmth like she’s the only solid thing in the world.
So she kisses the top of your head, pulling you closer. For now, she thinks, she’ll just hold you.
But in the back of her mind, she’s wondering how she’ll bring it up later; how she’ll make sure you understand, that with her, you never have to be silent.
For a while, she lets it be. Lets you both rest, lets the haze of the night dissolve into ordinary days filled with cigarettes by the window, quiet breakfasts, and evenings where you both sprawl across her couch like you belong there.
It’s domestic, casual. Something a bit too unfamiliar to her but she’s starting to love the idea.
It’s on one of those lazy afternoons, when the sun is spilling soft light across her apartment, that Sevika decides it’s maybe time to talk about it.
You’re straddling her thighs, facing her, half-distracted as you play with the chain around her neck while the two of you talk about nothing really important.
She’s got her hands heavy on your hips, tracing absent lines into your skin.
You’re laughing at something dumb she just said about a coworker when her thumb stills against you.
“Hey,” she starts, and her voice is rougher, more deliberate than before. You look up at her, curious, blinking those eyes she can never look away from.
She shifts under you, her jaw working like she’s chewing on the words before she spits them out. “Can I ask you something? …About sex.”
The word makes you freeze just slightly, shoulders tensing even though you try to hide it. Your gaze flickers down, but you nod anyway, laughing softly, awkwardly. “…Yeah. What about it?”
She doesn’t miss the stiffness, the way your voice tilts just enough to betray you.
She shifts her hands to your waist, grounding you against her chest, her eyes holding yours steady. “The other night,” she says, low and careful, “You were quiet. Like holding back.”
Your fingers twisting her chain absently as she waits, Sevika, not exactly known for being delicate with words, clears her throat and tries again.
“Maybe…” She smirks a little, but it’s self-deprecating, almost awkward. “I’m just used to loud girls.” She shrugs, big shoulders shifting under your hands. “Not to flatter myself or anything.”
You blink at her, startled, before your lips twitch in a smile. She sounds like she’s joking, but she’s so bad at it. The dry way she says it, like she’s honestly just tossing the thought out there, that it makes something soft and embarrassed bloom in your chest.
Sevika catches the way you duck your head, cheeks warm, and her brow furrows. “Hey. I wasn’t—” she starts, but you’re still fidgeting, rolling her chain between your fingers like you’re trying to find courage in the cool metal.
“It’s okay, it’s not that,” you whisper, shaking your head.
“I’m not… It’s just…” Your throat tightens, and you have to look down, focusing on the line of her collarbone instead of her eyes. “You’re the first girl I’ve ever been with.”
Sevika nods once, steady, no judgment in it. She knew that already, you’d talked about it, but she can tell this is leading somewhere heavier.
She keeps quiet, giving you room.
Your voice falters, soft and ashamed. “Well, before you… the men I’ve been with weren’t really… good. I mean… ah, it’s embarrassing”
You laugh in embarrassment, almost self deprecating, before saying, “They always told me to be quiet. I just… couldn’t make a sound.”
You keep your eyes on her chain like it might anchor you. “I’m just… ashamed,” you admit finally, the word thick on your tongue. “I tried, last time, when you told me you wanted to hear me. I wanted to. But it’s impossible now. It’s like—” You stop, take a shaky breath. “the first time I’ve ever been allowed to make a sound without… being scolded for it.”
Sevika’s jaw tightens, but she doesn’t interrupt. She just strokes her thumb over your waist, waiting.
Your voice lowers, as if the memory itself might overhear. “Last time I did, with my ex, he just… stopped. Got mad. Sulked like a child. Made me feel stupid for it. And it stuck.”
The confession hangs heavy between you, shame curling through your chest as your cheeks burn hotter.
Then you glance up at her, eyes glinting with a teasing defiance, even if it’s soft. “But I left him. Don’t look at me like that.”
Her brows had been furrowed deep, a storm brewing behind her eyes, but your little tease loosens them. A slow breath escapes her, and the sharp line of her shoulders eases.
Sevika shakes her head, mouth twitching into something not quite a smile, not quite a scowl. “Good,” she mutters, blunt as ever. Her flesh hand squeezes the flesh of your waist, grounding. “Because he was a fucking idiot.”
She tilts her head, meeting your gaze, voice low and steady. “I’m bad at this, but you don’t have to be quiet with me. But if it’s hard for you, then don’t force it, yeah? No shame. No bullshit rules some fuckers left in your head. Just you and me.”
The words taste strange in her mouth, too raw, too earnest. Sevika isn’t used to talking like this, her jaw flexes as if she wants to grit her teeth around the cheesiness of it.
But she means every word, and it shows in the steady weight of her hand on your waist, in the way she doesn’t look away.
You blink at her, then let out a soft laugh. Not mocking, not dismissive. Just… lighter. Relieved. The sound makes her shoulders relax a fraction.
“God,” you murmur, cheeks still burning as you finally meet her eyes. “You sound so serious.”
“I am,” she says, blunt, like it’s the only answer.
Your smile grows just a little, shy but warm. You lean closer into her, resting your forehead against hers. “Yeah, okay,” you whisper. “As long as you’re patient enough.”
A low huff of air leaves her, half a scoff, half a laugh, but her arm wraps tighter around you, pulling you closer on her lap. “Yeah,” she mutters, pressing a kiss to your temple. “I can be patient.”
And she means it. For you, she can be.
And just like that, one day, you barely manage to tug Sevika’s shirt over her head, her dark hair falling loose above her shoulders, when your own pants hit the floor.
The rush of it all makes you dizzy. Her hands everywhere, her mouth hot and demanding against yours.
Then suddenly, with a rough efficiency that makes your head spin, Sevika’s dragging your panties down your thighs and tossing them aside.
You don’t even have time to protest, to catch your breath, before her grip is on your knees, broad palms spreading you wide, pressing them up on her shoulders like you weigh nothing.
“Sev—!” Your voice breaks on her name, shock and heat flooding your cheeks.
She glances up at you through heavy lids, lips already curved with hunger, her expression dark and unrelenting. “Relax,” she rasps, her voice gravel and smoke. “I’ve been wanting this for too long.”
And then her mouth is on you; no warning, no hesitation, just the wet slide of her tongue and the crushing grip of her hands pinning your legs on her shoulders, holding you there while she devours you like she’s been starving.
The first drag of her tongue has your back arching clean off the mattress.
It’s not tentative, not careful.
Sevika licks into you like she’s been waiting her whole life for the taste, groaning low against your skin as if she’s the one being fed.
You clutch at the sheets, your breath catching sharp in your chest. And then the sounds start slipping out, broken little gasps, ragged breaths that tear free before you can even think to stop them.
It’s overwhelming. Too much. Too new.
Her mouth is everywhere at once, her tongue relentless, her lips wrapping around your clit and sucking hard enough to make your vision spark. The sheer intensity of it short-circuits your brain, burns through every rule you ever followed about staying quiet.
You don’t even realize you’re being louder than you’ve ever been, your gasps and whimpers spilling out raw, unfiltered, desperate. Each time Sevika groans into you, it vibrates straight through your body, pulling another helpless sound from your throat.
Your thighs try to close around her head, but her grip is iron, holding your knees pinned to her shoulders like she’s got no intention of letting you escape.
The sight alone of her shoulders broad and solid between your legs, her face buried deep in you; is enough to make you cry out, breathless and undone.
“Ah, Sevika—” It bursts out of you without thought, your voice high and trembling.
The second you hear yourself, your whole body locks.
Your eyes fly wide, panic flooding in. If it weren’t for Sevika’s hands braced like steel over your thighs, you’d have snapped your knees shut on instinct, crushing her head between them just to stop yourself from being heard again.
Your chest heaves, shame choking the edges of your high, and you stare down at her with your lips parted, already fumbling for an apology. “I—I didn’t mean—”
But then you see her.
Sevika’s eyes are locked on yours, burning dark with hunger. Her mouth is wet, glistening even, chin slick with your juice, and when her tongue drags slowly across her lower lip, her smirk is nothing but feral.
The sight knocks the words right out of your mouth. Your apology dies in your throat, replaced by a helpless shudder.
Sevika squeezes your thighs, her grip unrelenting, and tilts her head just enough to rasp against your skin, voice low and wrecked, “Better like this, uh.”
And before you can even think, she’s back on you.
Her smirk pressed into your flesh, her tongue sliding deep again, as if your voice has only made her hungrier.
Her tongue works you with unrelenting precision, every stroke calculated to tear more out of you. And it does. You gasp, broken and unrestrained, each sound tumbling past your lips without thought.
The realization lingers; you’re making noise, something you swore you couldn’t do.
But it’s forgotten faster than you ever imagined as pleasure coils low and tight in your gut.
You clutch at the sheets, your thighs trembling against her grip, the world narrowing to nothing but her mouth on you, her hands holding you open, her growl vibrating against your most sensitive flesh.
Your gasps turn quicker, sharper, spilling out one after the other as the pressure builds.
Not loud this time; not the sudden shout of her name, but free, natural, desperate little cries that you couldn’t stop if you tried.
And when it finally snaps, when that wave rips through you, the sound that leaves your throat is raw and unfiltered, a breathless, quivering release that makes your whole body shudder.
Sevika doesn’t let go, not until she’s dragged every last tremor out of you, not until your free, gasping cries fade into ragged breaths.
Only then does she ease her grip, pressing your legs gently down, kissing the inside of your thigh with her mouth still glistening, her smirk dark and satisfied.
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You stared at your ring. You nipped your lower lips smiling. It was beautiful. You swallowed softly and looked at Sevika, who was paying for the engagement ring. She was totally a giver. After taking you out for dinner, she apologized because she proposed without a ring, and now it was on your finger days later. Heavy, expensive, and beautiful.
“My love, do you like it?” You nodded when she came back to you and hugged your waist like she liked doing it. Intense and tight. She pecked your lips several times.
“I love it.” Sevika smiled, lifting you from the ground, and you giggled pressing your lips on hers.
Later, after telling her that she maybe deserved a gift for the rock on your finger, she gripped your shoulders softly and you kneeled at her command. She pressed the tip of her dick on your lips and after a second, you breathed through your nostril when your mouth was full. Sevika looked down at you while thrusting, and you blinked softly adapting to her size. That was something you still were working with, her size.
You twirl your tongue, and her breath hitched. She held her hips making you gag.
Sevika was big. Even when her dick was relaxed, her size was still something that called attention. You didn't know how you could take it that easily, because your pussy would hurt. Your legs would tremble and your ass would be sore, for days. Either way, it was a hurt you liked.
You liked everything she gave you.
She came on part of your hair and between your cleavage. You licked between her tip and gave it a last suck. You glared at Sevika, who was breathing heavily. Now you were gonna marry her, she was gonna be yours even more and that couldn't make you happier.
After that, was all a blurred of plans, excitement, dress choosing and kissing. The day of your marriage came and you held your mom’s hands trembling. She told you that you were beautiful, that you deserved this moment and you were the most beautiful bride. And as you were lucky to have Sevika, Sevika was luckier to have you. You cried as you could and everyone in the room either hugged you or cried with you.
You kissed her in love and that day was one of the best of your life.
You walked later by the aisle by your mom’s arm and you smiled trembling, when Sevika saw you. Her breath almost stopped and everyone stood up when they looked at you. You swallowed nervously and when you took her hand, you saw her eyes shining. The corner of her eyes looked wet.
She was about to cry.
You swallowed again and then you both gave the yes. She hugged you tight kissing your lips and the claps didn't take long.
Afterward, you were on the plane where she barely told you where you were going. You huffed happily and relaxed in her arms. It was a long fly. A day later, you found out where your honeymoon was going to be. Your mouth was open.
Italy.
She took you to Italy.
You yelled out happy and she spoon you around, smiling at your reaction.
You visited different places: Rome, Venice even Milan. You made little trips to every place stopping by roman forums, renaissance treasures, and even went in boat to Venice. That day you ended up drunk for one cup of wine that was harsh as fuck, and she made love to you that night.
You could only smile for everything she did.
Later you found each other in Sicily. It was a cute and kind of big island, and was the last parade for both. You entered the apartment she rented and sighed, feeling your skin hot. Your skirt was sticking to your legs for the afternoon breeze and you smiled when she hugged you from behind. She pressed a hot kiss on your nape.
“Do you want to bath?” You nodded softly at her words. You stayed enjoying each other, looking out the window. The sun was slowly hiding and the night was coming. You never were as happy as you were right now.
Minutes later, you found yourself waiting for her on the bathroom. It was beautiful, all soft rocks, dim light. There were products for everything, but there was only a bathtub. It was already set up with hot water and a bath bomb. You felt her arms hugging you and you sighed closing your eyes. She was naked just like you. She pressed a kiss on your hair and her dick slid by your anus.
“You prepared everything” she laughed softly and nodded, pressing her lips on your nape. You whimpered breathlessly a second later, when she aligned her member and slid it by your folds.
“I know you like the smell of them” you smiled at that but your eyes almost rolled, when she lifted you from the ground and walked with you towards the bathtub.
“You could have told me to do it myself baby” she giggled but you got even cozzier, relaxing on her arms.
“You’re my wife now, let me do it for you.” She squeezed your boobs and twirl your nipples. You bit your tongue and gasped when she entered in you. Now you were full. You looked at the little window with hazy eyes and uneven breathing. She pressed her mouth on your nape and came. You felt your insides get sticky. She didn't move her dick.
It stayed there. Heavy and long.
She kept massaging your nipples and you felt her coming again, her member throbbing inside your pussy. You tried to roll your hips, but her arm around your stomach stopped you, keeping you in place.
Sevika groaned on your skin and her fluids filled your walls. Once again. You swallowed when her arms became tighter on you and she kept coming. After a minute, her release stopped. She was breathless. You weren't doing anything, but you were also breathing hard.
“Bend a little baby” with your limbs trembling, you lift from her dick and slid your arms by the bathtub, showing her your pussy, ass and anus. Sevika aligned herself again and entered into you with a heavy thrust. You gasped.
She lifted your leg on the bathtub arm and moved her hips overtaken, looking how your pussy sucked her dick.
Sevika liked that feeling deeply. Being sucked by you. The sound of your pussy like it was kissing her dick, the wetness, she wanted to live inside you forever.
Your legs trembled so she kept going. She hugged from behind, her balls snapping on your pussy and you whimpered when your climax finally hit you. Hard. She lifted your other leg over the other arm rest of the bathtub, so she only moved her hips upwards to meet your opened folds.
You body was sore the next day.
You were received by a plate of fruits, pancakes, some candies, and orange juice. You smiled sleepily at your now wife. She was wearing some old sweatpants, no shirt or bra in sight. You received her kiss on your swollen lips and let her feed you.
That day you only rested. She saw how sore you were and let you relax on her arms. She told you about some research she was doing with other professors, and you told her you spoke yesterday with someone about your honeymoon. A whole conversation in Italian. She hugged you happily for your advancement and then you snuggled together. You saw the day slowly going down through the window, your breathings soft. You kissed without rush.
At night, you went to the bathroom. You really wanted to go, and when you came back, she only looked at you in the dim light of the night. She was silent, smiling softly. But she had a bulge.
Prominent.
You felt your neck hot.
You were still naked and she was in her sweatpants. Her dick was erect. Very erect. You swallowed looking at her from the door.
“Is there something you need, baby?” She huffed funny, but licked her lower lip.
“Can I not admire my wife's beauty?” You laughed at that, entering the room.
“Don’t you maybe want something?” Her dick did a little throb and she nodded softly.
“Bend down on the rug and give me your back” you heard her low command so you did as you were told. You opened your legs and show her your folds, raising your hips. You felt her liquids sliding by your back. You nipped your lower lip, and then she aimed lower, her fluids slid by your pussy. You opened a little more so she kept aiming there. Several times. You swallowed and pressed your forehead on the soft rug when her fluids slid by your anus.
That night you, the bed and the rug, were a mess of her semen.
Later that week, you went to a club. It was crazy. The lights were everywhere and of different colors. Dark black, blue, green, too many to count. The smell was fruitful, but Sevika didn’t care. She held your waist looking at you and aligned herself on your pussy, entering a second later. You looked at her through your lashes while she guided your hips towards her dick. That night you weren't even using panties, so she just needed to lift your skirt.
She groaned loud, the music covering her voice while looking at you and thrusting. Your skirt lifted a little bit more and her dick came out for the movements, but she aligned herself again and speed out the swing of her hips.
Your insides squeezed her member and she whimpered. Sevika got her dick out of you and with a movement, turned you around and bent you. She entered again on your pussy.
She was not even thinking.
The people were partying like crazy and the place barely had lights, so she opened your legs, pressed her fingers on your waist and met the movements of your delicious hole.
Your skirt was above your back. Your pussy was making a suck sound and her balls were hitting your clit on the best part. Hard and heavy. You moaned licking your sweaty lip and she got her dick out a second to spit on your folds, to come back inside a second later.
She came with a hurtful groan. You danced that night, of course, but with her member inside.
The next day she was reading a book. Probably for her research. You laid on the bed naked. You were looking at her. Relaxed.
But she was concentrated as hell.
Sevika loved reading, and that was one of the things she would do without noticing the time passing… Besides fucking you.
You glared at her again. She was the most beautiful woman you've ever seen in your life. And she was now your wife. All yours. Whenever you wanted her.
Sevikas was also writing and taking notes. You saw her with mesmerized eyes.
After some minutes of looking at her like a bird in love, you changed your position on the bed. Your legs on the start of the bed and your head at the end. You started scrolling on social media, seeing what your friends were saying about your wedding. You opened your legs.
You snorted at a comment of one of your best friends. She was the one who received the weeding bouquet by accident—You whimpered when Sevika put her dick inside you. You gasped and with trembling fingers, put your phone aside. She started thrusting in you while looking at your eyes. You squeezed her arms when she opened your thighs side to side and her balls hit your anus.
You closed your eyes when she sucked on your neck. She kissed your breasts and put them on her mouth while dicking you down. You were so so full. She pressed her lips on yours and after spitting in your tongue she put hers inside you. You sucked her lips and moaned when she came. It was always so hot and sticky.
She breathed out hard on your neck.
“My love” with your body wet and your throat heavy for whimpering, you looked at her. She kissed your forehead, your lips, your neck. “Thanks for existing”. She then put her dick on your mouth and you sucked her for half an hour. Your jaw was sore after, but your tongue got all her fluids. You swallowed her semen again and again, while looking at her eyes.
You were also so grateful she was on your life.
The week you two were finally coming back, you stayed in Sicily just visiting. You took photos of Greek views and of cute markets selling jewelry. You bought a beautiful necklace for her, where you put your initials. She rolled her eyes and gave it a kiss.
You took a lot of photos in everything, even with the flowers you could encounter. The visuals were beautiful and with your wife by your side, everything was even more perfect.
You felt overjoyed.
She picked you up and spun you around again.
This was the life and the woman you always wanted.
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Guess Who recently watched twilight for the first time🤘🏻 I could so see wanda as a wife paired vampire wife who once she sees us needs us. like oooo i’m already playing it out in my head all the movies can be applied
A love stronger than sunlight
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The moonlight through the stained-glass windows of your New York brownstone didn’t cast a shadow behind Wanda. She hadn’t for a very, very long time. She moved through your shared life with a preternatural grace, a secret smile always playing on lips that were perpetually cool to the touch.
You knew, of course. From the moment you’d stumbled, laughing and rain-soaked, into her path five years ago, you’d known. There was the impossible speed, the way she only appeared at your side when you truly wished for her, the fact she never ate your cooking (though she praised it endlessly). But you saw the loneliness in her ancient, beautiful eyes—a loneliness that mirrored a hollow space in your own soul. You weren't afraid. You were chosen
You are the only warmth that doesn't burn me," she'd confessed one night, her forehead resting against yours, her breath a scent of cold roses and old books. "You are my sunrise, my only sunrise, in an endless night."
Your love was a quiet rebellion. Against her nature, against time itself. And it bore the most impossible fruit: a child. A miracle growing within your mortal womb. Wanda was terrified. Elated. Consumed by a protective ferocity that made the very foundations of your home tremble. She read every medical text from the last three centuries, her panic a silent storm you could feel in the air.
"The baby is… different. Strong. It's part of me," she'd whisper, her hand, so cold and so gentle, splayed over your swelling belly. "I can hear its thoughts already. It's hungry for life. Your life."
You dismissed her fears. You were creating life with the love of your existence. What could be more natural?
You were wrong.
The labor was not natural. It was a cataclysm. The baby, your beautiful daughter, was as strong as Wanda feared. Her movements inside you were not kicks, but seismic shifts that shattered bones. The pain was a white-hot universe of agony, consuming you from the inside out.
Wanda was there, holding your hand, her face a mask of ancient horror. Her vampire senses could hear it—the rapid, frantic gallop of your heart, the delicate tissues tearing, the precious blood leaving your body in a torrent no transfusion could hope to match.
"Take her!" you screamed, your voice a ragged thread. "Save her!"
The human doctors were a blur of panic, useless in the face of this supernatural struggle. With a growl that shook the operating theatre, Wanda dismissed them with a flick of her wrist, a pulse of crimson energy sending them gently into unconscious slumber.
It was just the three of you now.
You were fading, the light dimming at the edges of your vision. The pain was being replaced by a cold, profound peace. You saw Wanda’s face, etched with a grief more vast than centuries.
"I can't," she sobbed, her tears like crystals of blood. "I can't watch you go. Not you. Never you. Not again."
"You have to," you breathed, the words barely a whisper. "Our daughter… love her for me."
But Wanda Maximoff had lost too much. A brother. A wife. A family with you. She would not lose you. The love that had gentled her for five years twisted into something desperate, primal, and utterly possessive.
No," she snarled, and the Scarlet Witch and the vampire became one in purpose.
As your last breath left your lungs in a soft sigh, as your heart gave one final, faltering beat, she struck. It was not the elegant bite of love. It was a savage, grieving act. Her fangs found your ravaged throat, not to take, but to give. To force a torrent of her own potent, venomous essence into your stilling veins, to pull you back from the precipice by the sheer force of her will and her magic.
It was fire and ice. It was dying and being reborn in the same instant. You felt every cell scream as it was unmade and remade. You felt the ghost of your mortal death, and then the terrifying, exhilarating rush of something new
When your eyes opened, they did not see the world. They devoured it. Every thread in the blanket, every dust mote in the sterile air, the humming of the lights—it was a symphony of overwhelming detail. And the scent… the coppery scent of your own birth-blood, and beneath it, the pure, vibrant, intoxicating scent of a newborn child.
You jerked upright with a gasp that wasn't a gasp, your new strength terrifying. There, in a bassinet Wanda had conjured from scarlet light, was your daughter. She was perfect. Rosy, healthy, and her mind… her little mind buzzed with a soft, warm light against your new mental awareness. She was human. Wanda’s venom had saved you, but not passed to the child
Wanda knelt before you, her face stained with blood-tears, her eyes wide with fear and hope. "Forgive me,my love" she pleaded, her voice raw. "I could not let you go. I needed you. I will always need you. I couldn't do this alone. I love you"
You looked at your hands, pale and impossibly strong. You felt the new thirst, a hollow echo beside the all-consuming love for the child before you. You looked at your wife—your creator, your savior, your jailer, your everything.
Slowly, you reached out. Not for her throat, but for her hand. Your skin was as cool as hers now.
"Our daughter needs her mothers," you said, your new voice a melody of bells and shadows. "Both of them."
Your daughter, Elizabeth, grew with a grace that was entirely her own, a bright, mortal flame in a house of gentle shadows. You learned the rules of your new existence together. You learned to hunt without harming, guided by Wanda’s centuries of restraint. You learned to quiet the world’s noise, just as she had.
You raised Elizabeth in a world of wonder. Wanda would weave stories from crimson light, and you would move faster than sight to catch her when she stumbled. You taught her history from personal memory, and she taught you how to see the world anew through mortal eyes.
On the night of Elizabeth’s high school graduation, you stood on the porch, watching her laugh with her friends under a string of lights.
Wanda slipped her arm around your waist, resting her head on your shoulder. The same gesture, but now the temperatures matched.
"You still need me?" you asked, the old, human joke now layered with eternity.
Wanda turned your face towards her. Her eyes, forever green, held the memory of your death and the triumph of your shared life.
"More than the night needs the stars," she whispered. "I saw you, and I needed you to be my forever. And now you are."
You looked back at your daughter, her mortal life a brilliant, fleeting bloom you would cherish every second of. Then you looked at your wife, your maker, your equal in this endless night.
You had died. You had been reborn. And together, you were raising a miracle. It was not the human life you'd envisioned, but it was yours. It was eternal. And it was bathed in the deep, abiding need of a vampire who loved too much to ever let go.
You walked away from the empire you helped build, burned by power, broken by the man who used you, and determined to never be vulnerable again. Now you're applying for a quiet, forgettable job beneath a woman who doesn’t forget anyone.
Wanda Maximoff isn’t supposed to interview junior hires. She’s not supposed to care. But the moment she sees you, brilliant, guarded, dangerous in your silence, she can’t look away.
4523 Words
Written January 1-6th 2024
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The elevator hummed like a held breath.
Fifty floors above Manhattan, the air tasted different. Polished, cold. Even before the doors opened, you could feel the gravity shift, pressure, presence, prestige. The kind of atmosphere built not by glass and steel, but by power. Unspoken, unyielding.
You smoothed your coat down your arms as you stepped out.
Reception was minimal, brutalist. Slate gray floors, soft recessed lighting, and one long pane of smoked glass stretched behind a carved obsidian desk. The receptionist, barely twenty three, perfectly symmetrical, blank eyed, looked up, blinked once, and smiled like she’d been programmed for it.
“Name?”
Your voice was calm, low.
“Y/n Y/l/n”
There was a flicker. Recognition. But she masked it quickly, typing something into her touchscreen before nodding toward the double doors ahead.
“She’s expecting you.”
No one asked for ID. No one offered coffee. It wasn’t that kind of place.
You walked, slow and measured, toward the office of Wanda Maximoff.
The corridors were silent.
Not empty, just hushed. Reverent. You could hear your own footsteps on the marble. Hear the faint tick of a mechanical clock embedded in the wall. The tension of this building wasn’t carved from chaos. It was colder than that. It was control. Perfect, surgical control.
And it should have unnerved you.
But it didn’t.
Not after what you’d walked away from.
The last time you’d been in an office like this, you’d been someone else, top of your class, youngest ever executive hire at a billion dollar conglomerate, media darling with a face for boardrooms and a mind that could take apart company structure like a machine. Then came him. The deal, the scandal, the betrayal.
Now?
Now, you were applying for a mid-tier project management role beneath someone who didn’t even usually conduct interviews.
But she was.
For you.
You paused at the door, black wood, untouched by fingerprints. You inhaled once, then lifted your hand and knocked.
There was a pause. Then… “Come in.”
Her voice was velvet over a blade.
You stepped inside. And there she was.
Wanda Maximoff sat behind a curved desk of black marble, high-backed in a leather chair that swallowed her frame but couldn’t dull the precision in her posture. Her head was bowed slightly, reading something in her hands, papers, not a screen. Her hair was loose today, auburn waves cascading over her shoulders, catching the light like dark wine.
She didn’t look up.
You stepped further in, and the door clicked shut behind you. Soft, final.
Still, she didn’t look up.
So you stood there. Poised. Still. Letting the silence stretch just long enough to make a lesser woman uncomfortable.
Eventually, she spoke.
“You’re early.”
Her voice was sharper now. Cool, unreadable.
“So are you,” you said softly.
That made her glance up.
And the air shifted.
For a second, it was nothing, just a glance. But then her eyes stilled on your face, and the moment stretched, pulled tight, caught on something invisible.
She was looking at you, not at your clothes or the paper in your hand, but you. Eyes like garnet glass swept over your features, sharp and still. It wasn’t sexual, not yet. It was analytical. Dissecting. Like you were a puzzle she didn’t remember buying, but now couldn’t stop trying to solve.
You let the corner of your mouth twitch upward.
Wanda blinked. Then slowly, deliberately, set the papers down.
“I expected someone older.”
You stepped forward, unhurried. “You’re not the first.”
She gestured toward the chair opposite her desk. You sat without being told.
Her fingers tapped once against the marble. Then stilled. She studied you, her chin resting lightly on one hand, elbow bent, fingers brushing the edge of her bottom lip. A motion that felt absent-minded, but wasn’t. Nothing about her was.
“I’ve read your file.”
“I’m sure.”
“Impressive, overqualified, highly competent. Left your last role under… delicate circumstances.”
“I prefer the term ‘necessary.’”
Her mouth twitched, an almost smile.
The silence fell again. But this time, it felt heavier. Charged.
Wanda tilted her head, just a fraction, eyes narrowing as she took you in again. You didn’t fidget. You didn’t look away, until you chose to.
And when you did, you felt her watching the side of your face like a brand.
“I don’t usually conduct interviews myself,” she said.
You turned back. “I know.”
She raised one brow. “So you expected someone else?”
“I didn’t expect to be called in at all.”
She smirked, barely. “Then why apply?”
You let the pause hang. Let her feel the weight of it.
And then, “Because I wanted to be seen.”
Wanda didn’t answer. But her gaze darkened slightly.
“I had the impression,” she said slowly, “that you were trying not to be seen.”
Another flick of tension. Another hairline crack.
You leaned back in the chair, eyes drifting toward the skyline behind her.
“It’s hard to disappear when you’re already a headline.”
Wanda’s lips parted like she might say something. Then she didn’t.
Instead, she shifted. Crossed one leg over the other beneath the desk. Her heels made no sound on the floor, but you felt the movement anyway. Like the room had adjusted its center of gravity.
“People talk,” she murmured.
You looked back at her. “They do.”
“I heard you turned down three interviews in the last six months.”
“I did.”
“But not this one.”
Your lips curled slightly. “I suppose I wanted to see if the rumors about you were true.”
That did it.
Her fingers stopped at her lip. Her gaze sharpened, no longer casual. No longer neutral.
Wanda leaned forward, just enough.
“And what have you concluded?”
Your voice was barely above a whisper. “That I don’t think I’m the only one in this room who’s running from something.”
For a heartbeat, nothing moved.
Then, slowly, Wanda smiled.
It wasn’t wide. It wasn’t warm.
It was interested.
She stood.
You remained seated.
Wanda stepped around the desk, heels soundless, red slacks cut like liquid along her hips, a silk blouse cinched by a gold chain at her throat. She didn’t come close. Not quite. Just far enough for your lungs to catch the scent of whatever perfume she wore, clean, dark, with some hint of vanillia and rose.
She perched lightly on the edge of her desk. Her arms crossed, sleeves rolled to her elbows. She studied you like a chessboard.
“I don’t need someone like you,” she said finally.
You tilted your head. “No?”
“I need someone loyal. Quiet. Predictable. Not someone with a scandal and a PR trail.”
Your smile didn’t reach your eyes. “Then why didn’t you end this already?”
Silence.
Then, in a voice low and deliberate:
“I don’t usually make decisions based on curiosity.”
You didn’t move. Didn’t blink.
“Then make an exception.”
Wanda’s eyes flared, just barely. Like a match caught too fast.
And for a moment, something unspoken passed between you. It wasn’t attraction in the way most people understand it. It was something older, darker, more elemental.
Recognition.
She saw it. You felt it.
And neither of you looked away.
The silence stretched.
Wanda rose, slow and deliberate, returning to her desk like nothing had happened. Like the room hadn’t tilted in the last five minutes. Like she wasn’t breathing slightly deeper now, and you hadn’t seen the faint twitch of her fingers as she passed by.
She sat.
Lifted the manila folder in front of her like she hadn’t read it a hundred times already.
You watched her do it. The performance of it.
As if your entire digital footprint wasn’t already mapped, dissected, and memorized. As if she hadn’t hovered over your headshot, that neatly cropped photo from your last year in the industry, dark eyes, pressed lips, an expression that said come closer if you dare.
She opened it with a practiced flick.
“Let’s begin,” she said, like the last ten minutes had been a weather report instead of a storm.
You smiled. But said nothing.
She flipped a page. Made a sound that could have been interest, or disdain.
“You graduated summa cum laude. Ivy League. Fast-tracked your MBA while launching your first startup out of a shared office in SoHo.”
“Correct.”
“You sold it for double the valuation and walked into a director level position at Argent Corp before you were thirty.”
“Also correct.”
“Three promotions in under two years.”
You nodded once.
She looked up. “Why the step down now?”
There it was. The easy pitch.
You folded your hands in your lap, legs crossed. “I told you. Peace.”
“Peace is for the dead,” she said coolly, flipping another page. “You built empires. Now you want to coordinate spreadsheets and wrangle interns?”
Your smile didn’t move.
“I don’t expect you to believe me. You’re not the trusting type.”
That slowed her.
Wanda’s eyes flicked up again, sharp as a knife dragged across glass.
“No,” she said. “I’m not.”
The moment hung between you like wire pulled taut.
“I’m not looking for pity work,” you said after a beat. “And I’m not running from ambition. Just the kind that eats people alive.”
“Interesting,” Wanda murmured, tapping the folder once with a polished nail. “Is that how you’d describe your former employer?”
And there it was.
Your mouth didn’t twitch. Your eyes didn’t move.
But the temperature in the room dropped by a degree.
Wanda noticed. She watched you like a scientist watches a cage: for the first twitch of the animal before the lunge.
You gave her nothing.
She leaned forward. “I noticed you didn’t include a letter of reference.”
You nodded once. “Correct.”
“Or an explanation for why you left.”
“I wasn’t asked.”
Her fingers toyed with the edge of a page, turning it slowly, as though she wasn’t already working from memory.
“You do understand,” she said, “what people assume.”
“I do.”
“And you’re comfortable with those assumptions.”
“No,” you said simply. “But I’m not obligated to correct them.”
That made her pause.
She tilted her head slightly, and again, those fingers grazed the corner of her mouth. Like she was trying to stop herself from smiling. Or biting back something sharper.
“I like honesty,” she said, voice deceptively soft.
You met her gaze. “Do you?”
Wanda let the silence return, curling around the space like smoke.
When she spoke again, her voice was low. Careful.
“You were in a relationship with Michael Levan of AsteraTech for two years. He was your boss. Your lover. Then came the merger scandal. Insider leaks. PR damage control. You disappeared from the press for seven months.”
Each word was precise. Controlled. Lethal.
You sat perfectly still.
She was watching for a flinch. A tremble. Anything.
But your voice was like stone in silk.
“Yes,” you said. “And none of that is illegal. Or new.”
Wanda’s eyes narrowed.
“I’m not interested in legality.”
“No,” you said, “you’re interested in liability.”
She said nothing.
You leaned forward slightly, voice calm.
“Would you like the real story? Or the version you can deny hearing later?”
Wanda’s pupils dilated, just a flicker. But enough.
“I’ll decide after I hear it.”
You smiled, not sweetly. “He made promises. Took credit. Kept me close while I fed him strategy and solved the problems he couldn’t. And then, when the scandal broke, he bled me out to keep himself clean.”
“And you let him?”
“I survived him.”
Her lips parted slightly. That smile again. That dangerous, interested tilt of her head.
“You don’t strike me as the victim type.”
“I’m not.”
“Then what are you?”
You looked her straight in the eye.
“Rebuilding.”
Silence again. Heavy, like velvet soaked in rain.
Wanda shifted her position, just slightly. Her crossed legs uncrossed. Her shoulders straightened. She was recalibrating.
And it was the most beautiful thing you’d seen all day.
Because beneath all her elegance, all her surgical self-control, Wanda Maximoff was not just a CEO. She was predatory. Brilliant. Dangerous.
And now, she knew that you were, too.
“Let me be clear,” she said at last. “I don’t hire ghosts. I don’t take in strays. And I don’t give second chances.”
You tilted your head.
“I didn’t ask for one.”
She stared.
You stared back.
It was nothing. And it was everything.
The kind of moment that rewrites the air in a room.
She closed the folder. But didn’t look away.
When she finally spoke, it was quieter.
“You know what I think?”
“Always.”
She ignored that.
“I think you walked in here expecting to prove something.”
“I did.”
“And what was that?”
“That I still can.”
Her lips parted slightly. Not to respond. To feel it.
Wanda leaned back in her chair, eyes never leaving you.
Then, slowly, she smiled.
For real this time. Not cruel. Not calculated.
But interested. Deeply, thoroughly interested.
And that was more dangerous than anything else in the room.
Wanda didn’t look away. Not when the silence stretched.
Not when your shoulders shifted slightly, like you were settling into something you hadn’t planned on revealing.
Not when your fingers finally loosened in your lap. She was watching you too closely now. Not like a CEO evaluating talent.
Like a woman standing too close to a flame.
“You didn’t answer my question,” she said quietly.
You blinked once. “I did.”
“No,” Wanda replied. “You gave me the strong version. The edited one.”
Her voice lowered.
“I want the truth.”
You exhaled slowly through your nose.
For a moment, you considered lying.
It would’ve been easier. Cleaner. Safer.
But something about the way she was looking at you, jaw tight, eyes intent, fingers hovering near her mouth like she was holding herself back, made it feel impossible.
So you told her.
“I thought,” you said softly, “that someone had finally chosen me.”
Wanda didn’t move.
“I thought he loved me.”
Your gaze drifted toward the floor, just slightly.
“He listened. He stayed late with me. Asked my opinion. Told me I was brilliant. Told me he’d never met anyone like me.”
You swallowed.
“I didn’t realize he was just… empty. And I was convenient.”
Her jaw clenched.
You noticed.
“So when things got hard—when the company started bleeding, when the pressure mounted—he came to me. Not as a partner. As a release.”
Wanda’s fingers brushed her lip.
Once. Slow.
“He took everything I gave him,” you continued. “Ideas. Time. Loyalty. My body. My faith in him.”
Your voice didn’t break. That was worse.
“And when the board started asking questions,” you said, “he handed them my name like a shield.”
Silence. Heavy.
Wanda’s eyes had darkened. Not with pity. With fury.
“I signed things I shouldn’t have,” you admitted. “Trusted things I shouldn’t have. Because I believed him.”
Her hand tightened into a fist on the desk.
“But I never stole,” you said quietly. “I never lied. I never sabotaged anyone.”
You lifted your gaze.
“I just loved the wrong person.”
Wanda inhaled slowly through her nose.
Then again. Her jaw flexed.
She dragged her thumb across her lower lip, pressing hard enough to blanch the skin. When she spoke, her voice was dangerously controlled.
“He used you.”
“Yes.”
“He destroyed your reputation.”
“Almost.”
“And you’re standing here,” she said, rising slowly from her chair, “asking me for a junior position.”
Her heels clicked once. Then stopped.
She was closer now. Not close enough to touch. Close enough to feel.
“I’m asking you for a chance to work,” you replied. “Not to be saved.”
Wanda stopped in front of you. Too close.
You could see the flecks of gold in her eyes now. The tension in her throat when she swallowed. The way her shoulders were held too tight, like she was restraining something volatile.
“Do you know,” she said quietly, “what I do to men who exploit people under me?”
You didn’t look away.
“I imagine it’s unpleasant.”
Her mouth twitched. Not a smile. Something darker.
She studied your face like she was memorizing it. Every line. Every shadow. Every fracture you’d just revealed.
“You trusted him,” she murmured.
“Yes.”
“And he broke that.”
“Yes.”
She reached out. Stopped. Her hand hovered near your wrist for half a second.
Then fell back to her side. That hesitation spoke louder than anything.
“I don’t tolerate weakness,” Wanda said.
“I know.”
“But I respect resilience.”
Your breath caught, just slightly.
She noticed. Her eyes flicked down. Then back up.
“You didn’t come here to beg,” she continued. “You came here to rebuild yourself.”
You nodded once.
“And you’re willing to start small to do it.”
“Yes.”
Her gaze softened. Not gently. Dangerously.
“Someone like you,” she said, “should never have been made to feel disposable.”
The words were low. Intimate. They landed somewhere deep. You felt them. So did she. For a moment, neither of you spoke.
The office felt smaller now. Warmer. Charged. The city beyond the glass blurred into nothing.
Wanda finally stepped back. But her eyes never left yours.
“You shouldn’t be here,” she said quietly.
“And yet,” you replied, “here I am.”
Her lips parted. She laughed once under her breath.
“You’re going to ruin my schedule,” she murmured.
You smiled faintly.
“Wouldn’t be the first thing I’ve ruined.”
Her gaze lingered. Slow. Hungry. Calculating.
And something else.
Protective.
Wanda gave you the job.
She slid the offer across the desk at the end of that long, charged hour, and you’d taken it with a steady hand and a quiet “thank you,” never once asking why the title had been elevated by two levels, or why the salary was, unmistakably, higher than what anyone else in that tier would ever see.
You didn’t question it. You just showed up the following Monday in black slacks, soft linen, and silence.
You kept your head down. You worked. And you were exceptional.
Not just “competent.” Not just “sharp.” You were brilliant.
Fluent in complexity, subtle in your leadership, capable of reorganizing internal systems in two days without stepping on egos. You navigated corporate red tape like it was second language. You wrote proposals that needed no editing. You anticipated crises before they were born.
People started whispering again.
This time, it wasn’t scandal. It was reverence.
Who is she?
Wanda didn’t touch you.
Not once. Not even when she passed behind your desk, not even when she handed you documents that could have been emailed. She never stood too close. Never let her fingers brush your wrist again.
But she watched you.
Constantly.
She learned the shape of your handwriting. The way your fingers hovered over your lips when you were deep in thought. The way you never flinched when a senior executive raised their voice, but did flinch, slightly, when she praised you too openly.
She noticed the way you wouldn’t meet her eyes when she lingered too long. The way you froze, almost imperceptibly, when her voice softened near you.
She saw your fear. And it killed her. Because it wasn’t fear of her position.
It was fear of needing her. Fear of trusting again.
Fear of the very thing building between you.
The paycheck came two weeks in.
You found it by accident, sitting at your desk, reviewing the month-end cost projections, when a cross-reference caught your eye.
It wasn’t an error.
It was your own name. Highlighted. Flagged as “non-standard compensation.”
Wanda had doubled your pay. No one had mentioned it. There was no memo. No HR bump. No raise announced.
Just a quiet override. From her.
You stared at the line item for a long time.
Then slowly turned your head.
Through the glass wall, you saw her in her office, head tilted, lips parted slightly, one finger tapping the corner of her mouth, watching you like you were a threat and a promise all at once.
By week three, the tension was unbearable.
You’d become her second shadow.
She called you in to consult on things far above your pay grade. Strategic meetings. Global calls. Pitches to investors that had nothing to do with your department.
She listened when you spoke.
Not like others did. Not just to respond.
She listened like your words meant something. Like they mattered.
And yet, when the meeting ended, she would brush past you with that same practiced calm. No words. No looks. Just breath between two bodies and the echo of everything unspoken.
One night, late, you returned a file to her office.
She was sitting on the couch in the corner, something soft and velvet gray, the lights turned low, her heels discarded on the rug beside her.
Her blouse was undone at the collar. Her jacket draped over the back of the sofa. A half-empty glass of wine sat beside her tablet.
You stood in the doorway, unsure.
She didn’t look up. She just said “Close the door.”
You did. She didn’t ask why you were there. Didn’t ask what you needed.
She just looked at you, eyes slow, tired, raw.
“I gave you too much,” she murmured. “Didn’t I?”
You blinked. “What?”
“The salary.”
You stared. “That’s not why I’m here.”
Her lips curved faintly. But her eyes said something else.
Something breaking.
“Do you hate me for it?” she asked quietly.
“No.”
“Then why won’t you let me be kind to you?” That landed like a blow.
You opened your mouth. Closed it.
Because how could you explain that kindness from someone like her, someone in power, someone watching you, was more dangerous than cruelty?
How could you explain that the last time someone looked at you like that, it had ended with you bleeding reputation and trust from every open seam?
She stood. Slowly.
Her bare feet padded across the rug as she stepped closer.
Not too close. Just far enough to feel the heat.
“I’m not him.”
“I know.”
“Then why do you flinch when I ask you to stay late?”
Your throat tightened.
“I don’t—”
“You do.”
Her voice was soft now. Breaking down, not building up.
“I can see it in your hands. In the way your shoulders go rigid. Like you’re bracing for me to touch you. Or use you.”
You dropped your gaze. Her voice cracked, just slightly.
“I’m not trying to own you.”
You didn’t respond. She stepped closer.
You looked up. And for the first time, really saw her. Not the CEO. Not the predator.
Just the woman underneath. Tired. Tempted. Terrified that she’d already crossed the line.
Her eyes were red, not from her powers. From restraint.
From how badly she wanted to keep you close… and not ruin it.
You swallowed.
“You look at me,” you whispered, “like I’m the most important thing you’ve ever seen.”
Wanda said nothing.
“You don’t even realize you do it.”
Her voice was barely there.
“I do.”
You hesitated.
Then.. “That’s what scares me.”
The air between you felt like glass, like if you breathed too hard, it would crack and pull you both under.
She looked at you like she wanted to reach out.
Not to take. To hold. But she didn’t. She just stood there, inches away, breathing the same air, her hand slowly curling at her side.
“Then tell me how to make it safe,” she said.
The words shook something in you.
Because she meant it.
Powerful. Composed. Feared.
And asking you how not to break this. You didn’t answer. You didn’t need to.
She stepped back. Just slightly. A breath of space.
And said, “I’ll wait.” Then turned away.
Three nights later It started in silence.
It was late again, past ten. The office lights were dimmed, the city below bleeding neon and gold across the windows. You were still at your desk, half-reading a proposal, half-pacing your own thoughts.
She didn’t call. She didn’t text.
She just appeared, leaning in your office doorway like a sentence left unfinished.
Wanda.
Hair slightly undone. Lips parted like she’d already spoken your name in her head five times.
You looked up. And something in you snapped.
Because it was the same look again, the one she always gave you when she forgot to pretend. The one that said I want you, but I’ll wait. The one that never pushed.
But tonight… You couldn’t take it anymore. Neither could she.
You rose from your chair slowly. Walked toward her.
She didn’t move. Her throat flexed once.
You stopped just in front of her, lose enough that your breath touched hers.
And then, finally, you sai “I’m not scared of you.”
Wanda’s eyes darkened. “You were.”
“I was scared of needing you.”
She said nothing. Just stared. But her hands twitched. Her jaw clenched. Her restraint wavered, and that’s when you leaned in and kissed her.
It wasn’t sweet. It wasn’t soft. It was starvation.
Mouths clashing, teeth grazing, lips dragging open like a dam breaking. You pushed her back into the wall, and she moaned into your mouth, low, wrecked, like she’d been holding it in for weeks.
Her hands cupped your face, your jaw, your throat, desperate to feel you, all of you, like touch would prove this wasn’t a dream.
You kissed her harder. Tugged her blouse free of her skirt. Pushed it open and bit her bottom lip when she groaned at the cold air hitting her skin.
“Fuck,” she breathed, voice breaking, fingers gripping your hips. “I—”
“You waited long enough,” you murmured against her neck.
And she broke.
She spun you around and pinned you to your desk.
Not with magic, with want.
Her hands yanked your shirt open, buttons flying, her mouth dragging down your collarbone with heat and hunger. When she bit your shoulder, you gasped, arch-backed, and she grinned against your skin.
“You taste better than I dreamed.”
“You dreamed about this?”
Wanda looked up. Eyes blown wide. Voice like smoke.
“Every fucking night.”
You pulled her back into you, your hands sliding under her blouse, cupping her breasts, thumbs circling over her nipples until she whimpered. It was too much, too fast, but you didn’t care. You needed to feel her fall apart.
She let you. But not for long.
Wanda dropped to her knees in front of you, dragged your slacks down with sharp fingers, and pressed her mouth between your thighs like she owned you.
You cried out, hand flying to her hair as her tongue traced a devastating, slow circle.
“Wanda—!”
“I’m not him,” she growled against you. “I’ll never be him. Say it.”
You gasped, hips grinding helplessly. “You’re not him—fuck—you’re better—you’re—”
She moaned at that. And devoured you. Tongue and lips and heat, wet and filthy and perfect, hands digging into your thighs as she pulled you deeper against her mouth. You came with a gasp, sharp and aching, her name on your lips like a prayer.
She didn’t stop.Not until you were shaking. Not until you tugged her up by the collar and kissed her like your life depended on it
You didn’t make it home. You didn’t make it to the couch. You ended up in her office chair, legs spread over her lap, blouse torn, her fingers inside you, her mouth on your throat, telling you how beautiful you looked when you broke for her.
And you told her You trust her. You need her. That she’s nothing like him. And she believed you.
Because she’d waited. And now you were hers.
Neither of you spoke for a long time once you both came back down to your senses
You didn’t need to. You just… breathed.
In the silence, she traced small circles into your hips with her thumbs.
And you let her. For the first time. “You okay?” she asked softly, eventually.
You nodded, cheek pressed to her shoulder.
“I didn’t hurt you?”
“No,” you whispered.
Her arms tightened around you slightly, and you felt her exhale, like she’d been holding something even through the kiss, the crash, the come.
“Good,” she murmured.
You sat like that for minutes. Maybe longer.
The world outside the glass walls kept spinning. But in here, time slowed.
She pulled back, just enough to see you. Her eyes were unreadable, but her hands didn’t stop moving.
“Tell me what you’re thinking.”
You hesitated. But you told her.
“That I want to believe this is real.” Her jaw tightened again.
“I don’t lie to people I want.”
You looked up.
“Do you want me?”
Wanda leaned forward, forehead resting against yours.
“Very much.”
You closed your eyes.
Because that, more than anything else, broke you open.
She didn’t say love. She didn’t need to.
Wanting you was worse. More dangerous. Because Wanda didn’t want anyone. She devoured. She used. She conquered.
But you? She waited. She earned.
You ran your hands up her arms, soft and slow.
“Do you regret it?” you asked, quieter now.
Her hands stilled.
“Do you?”
“No.”
She tilted your chin up. Then kissed you, slowly, reverently, like she was relearning your mouth now that it was hers.
When she pulled away, her voice was barely above a whisper.
“I’d burn this company down before I let anyone use you again.”
You stared at her.
Something flickered behind your ribs, recognition, safety, heat.
And you believed her.
You didn’t go home that night. She took you upstairs to the penthouse suite no one else was allowed to access.
She gave you a clean shirt, helped wash your back in the shower, made you tea like she wasn’t one of the most powerful women in the country.
You fell asleep curled in her sheets, her arms around your waist, her breath warm at your neck.
And for the first time in a long time… You didn’t dream of him. You didn’t flinch.
You just slept.
And when you woke, Wanda was watching you, her eyes soft, her hand on your thigh like she’d never let go again.
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Spending hours just sucking on Mommy Wanda's nipples. Gently creating dark hickeys all over her chest, your tongue languidly sweeping over her smooth skin. Feeling the arousal coat your underwear as you mindlessly use your tongue to stimulate her. Your brain is finally quieting after a long day. Her fingers wander down, slipping through your wetness as you moan around her nipple. Not caring about your orgasm as you just mindlessly suck.
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