❛ to another bad decision ❜ — 18+ smut
modern au!ryomen sukuna x reader 15k w.c.
synopsis: you're uraume's plus one for a fancy gala you have no clue about. you're counting down the minutes till you can both leave, until you see him. sukuna across the room... with his girlfriend. you definitely try to keep your distance. keyword: try. tags: nsfw, smut, plot with porn, cheating (you're in a situationship. hes in a relationship) , public sex, rough sex, oral, creampie, dirty talking, use of 'good girl' 'slut' 'whore', degradation, toxic as fuck 😭 this is NOT for the faint of heart i fear. authors note: hellooo this is my first attempt at a sukuna fic frfr. im still trying to study him. hes lowkey complex for my tiny brain. but i fear im down bad 4 sukuna and toxicness... anyways!! per the tags, hes cheating on his girlfriend. (i do not condone that action) if that is an issue, you do nawt have to read the story. otherwise. pls enjoy!
the gala filled with glass and gold, it smells like expensive perfume, polished marble, and old money.
your heels click softly across the floor as you step inside beside uraume, who looks as elegant and remote as ever, dressed in something dark and sharp that makes everyone else in the entryway seem overdone. their hand brushes the inside of your wrist for only a moment, a silent keep up, and you straighten instinctively, smoothing your expression into something cool and composed.
you had promised yourself this would be easy.
show up. smile when necessary. be pleasant. don’t drink enough to make bad decisions. don’t think about the fact that your phone still has unread messages from the person you are teeeechnically, maybe, sorrrrt of seeing.
then you see him.
it happens in one awful, fated little instant, so quick it nearly feels like a joke. one second you’re taking in the sweep of the ballroom, the chandeliers dripping light over silk shoulders and tuxedos, the next your eyes catch a familiar shape across the room and everything in you goes rigid.
sukuna.
he stands near the center of the room like he owns the damn building, broad in a black suit tailored so cleanly it feels indecent, one hand loose at his side, the other holding a glass he probably hasn’t even touched. there is a woman at his arm, beautiful and poised and dressed in something pale that gleams when she turns. his girlfriend.
your stomach drops
you look away at once, too quickly to be subtle, heat pricking under your skin.
god damn it.
uraume notices before you say anything. they always do. their fingers close lightly around your forearm, steering you with that same eerie calm they bring to everything, already redirecting you toward the bar as if avoiding disaster is simply another item on tonight’s itinerary.
“champagne,” they say, voice smooth, unconcerned. “immediately. i am not in the mood to socialize.”
you let out a breath that almost turns into a laugh, grateful for the excuse. “that makes two of us.”
“good. then we can stand in the corner and judge people in peace.”
“now that,” you murmur, letting them guide you away, “is a good idea.”
the ballroom opens wider as you move through it, waiters slipping past with silver trays, conversations folding over each other in bright, meaningless fragments. somebody laughs too loudly near the staircase. the orchestra hums from somewhere above the low roar of voices. the whole place glitters. the whole place feels unbearable.
you manage three steps.
then four.
then something cold and electric crawls up the back of your neck, the unmistakable sensation of being watched, of a gaze landing so hard it feels almost physical, like a hand at the nape.
you don’t need to turn to know.
still, against all better judgment, you glance over your shoulder.
and there he is.
already looking.
no—not looking. fixed on you.
his girlfriend is saying something to him, her mouth moving, manicured hand resting on his sleeve, but he’s not watching her. his gaze has cut clean across the room and found yours with that damning ruthless precision that has always made you feel like prey to this infuriating man. there is no mistaking the recognition in it. no mistaking the sudden sharpened interest. like the rest of the room has gone dim around the edges.
you hate the way your body reacts first.
that ugly little jolt low in your stomach. that humiliating skip in your pulse. that horrible awareness of your own skin.
you break eye contact first and face forward again, jaw tight.
uraume lifts a brow without looking at you. “he saw you.”
“i gathered.”
“he is still looking.”
“don’t tell me that.”
“i wasn’t going to,” they say mildly. “but you’re walking like a startled deer.”
you exhale through your nose. “i’m fine.”
“you are many things. fine is not one of them.”
the champagne arrives the second you reach the bar. uraume takes a flute. you take one too, mostly for the comfort of having something to hold, cold glass pressed into your palm, bubbles rising in frantic little streams.
you tell yourself to breathe. that this means nothing.
you tell yourself that he is here with someone else, and you are not free either, not really, not in the ways that matter. your life is messy enough already without dragging him into it, without letting those dangerous glances become words, without letting words become something far worse. you’ve done a decent job, so far, of keeping things inside the lines.
mostly.
probably.
until now.
you lift the glass to your lips and take a sip, cool and dry and crisp enough to sting. uraume says something about the floral arrangement near the staircase looking like it cost more than a small car, and you hum in agreement, but your attention is peeling at the edges because you can feel it, still.
that stare.
a burning. patient. hunger.
you make the mistake of glancing toward the mirrored wall behind the bar and catch his reflection there. distorted by distance, by crystal and candlelight, but unmistakably him. tall. immovable. watching you over the heads of half the city’s elite as though he has already decided the rest of the evening belongs to him.
what is annoying is that there is something so shameless in it, in the way his attention stays on you anyway, in the way he doesn’t even bother to hide it. his expression is unreadable from here, but you know him enough to understand it. that heavy lidded focus. that dangerous little stillness. the look of a man who’s seen something he wants and thinks he’s already won it
your fingers tighten on the stem of your glass.
uraume takes a measured sip of champagne, then tilts their head slightly. “do you want to leave?”
the question hits you right where it hurts. yes, part of you thinks immediately. yes, before he comes over. yes, before he smiles at you like he knows things about you he should not. yes, before he says your name in that low voice that always sounds halfway to a delectable sin.
but another part of you, the worse part, the weaker part, the embarrassingly human part, stays silent.
you swallow. “no.”
uraume gives you a long look. “interesting…”
“don’t.”
“i said nothing.”
“you implied something.”
their mouth curves, just barely. “and i was the one who wanted to avoid socializing.”
you laugh under your breath, thin and strained, and set your glass down for a second because your hand is beginning to betray you.
paradise doesn’t last long,
you look up.
and sukuna is moving.
and not quick either. that would be too easy, too merciful. he moves with dreadful calm through the crowd, saying something to the woman beside him that makes her turn toward another couple. he leaves her there with the confidence of a man fully accustomed to being forgiven for his absences, and then he starts crossing the room.
straight toward you.
uraume follows your line of sight, then sighs like this is all very inconvenient and entirely beneath them. “ah,” they murmur. “so much for champagne in peace.”
your pulse is a big mess now, loud and hot, your skin suddenly too aware of itself, of the line of your dress, of the bare stretch of your shoulders, of the fact that he is looking at you like he remembers every version of you that has ever come undone in front of him, even if none of them were supposed to exist.
you should leave.
you should step away.
you should remember yourself.
instead you laugh, a quick little sound that comes out thinner than you mean it to, and catch uraume by the sleeve before sukuna can close the rest of the distance.
“come on,” you murmur, already tugging them with you. your smile stays pinned in place for anyone looking, bright and harmless and polished enough to pass beneath the chandeliers. “new plan.”
uraume lets themself be dragged exactly two steps before glancing sideways at you, expression flat with that familiar, elegant disdain they wear like jewelry. “your plans are so often terrible.”
“this one is important to my survival, ura.”
“you are dramatic.”
you lean closer as you steer them through a knot of people gathered near a towering arrangement of white orchids and gold painted branches, your voice dropping to a whisper behind the rim of your glass. “flag the closest random person so we can look busy.”
for the first time all evening, uraume actually looks entertained.
it’s small, just the faintest shift at the corner of their mouth, but you know them well enough to catch it.
“you’re bold,” they say quietly. “you’re asking me to ignore my boss while he is actively coming toward us.”
you huff under your breath, eyes forward, refusing to look over your shoulder though every nerve in your body is aware of exactly where he is. “yeah, well, your boss is a loser and doesn’t want to leave me alone.”
uraume makes a soft noise that’s almost a laugh and absolutely a judgment. “i highly doubt that is your true opinion.”
“it’s true enough for tonight.”
“interesting phrasing.”
you shoot them a look.
they lift one shoulder, smooth and unbothered. “but i’ll oblige.”
their gaze sweeps the room once, sharp and efficient, and settles on an older man standing a few feet away near one of the cocktail tables. silver hair, expensive watch, the red cheeked ease of someone who has been drinking on purpose for at least an hour. an investor, by the look of him. the sort of man who enjoys being recognized and interrupted in equal measure.
perfect.
before you can say another word, uraume steps toward him with that cool, seamless grace of theirs and inclines their head just enough to signal importance without offering warmth.
“mr. tanaka,” they say, as though they have been hoping all night to find him. “it has been a while.”
the man lights up immediately, delighted by the attention. “uraume. well, well.”
you nearly snort into your champagne.
of course they know his name. you should have expected that. uraume probably knows everyone’s name, their net worth, what skeleton is in which closet, and what kind of whiskey they pretend to like.
within seconds they have drawn him neatly into conversation, one hand lightly braced on the back of the cocktail chair, the other holding their flute with pristine indifference. they tilt just enough to bring you into the circle too, and you follow the motion on instinct, slipping into place beside them with what you hope looks like easy composure and not a woman fleeing the scene of her own bad decision making.
mr. tanaka turns to you with a pleasant, tipsy smile. “and who is this?”
you give him your name and a polished greeting. charming but not inviting. warm but not memorable.
he takes your hand for half a second too long. “a pleasure.”
“likewise.”
uraume begins asking him about markets, expansion, some acquisition rumor from singapore or seoul or somewhere equally distant and impossibly rich, and the investor happily launches into it. numbers. forecasts. the glow of his own importance. exactly the kind of conversation neither you nor anyone with sense would voluntarily interrupt.
which is, of course, exactly why you asked for it.
you angle your body inward. you nod when appropriate. you even ask one question, just enough to make it convincing. your face is calm. your voice is steady.
meanwhile your pulse is still trying to claw its way out through your throat.
uraume keeps speaking, smooth as silk. mr. tanaka laughs at something they say. you smile when you’re supposed to.
and then, from the edge of your vision, a dark shape enters the circle.
he appears like an inevitable plague, folding himself into the space with such complete, unbothered confidence that it’s as if the conversation had always been waiting for him to arrive. one second there’s air at your side, the next there’s him, tall and broad. dressed in black so severe it almost looks unruly under all this honeyed ballroom light.
the investor notices first and brightens, attention pulled at once toward the heavier gravity in the room. “ah. sukuna.”
well, of course everyone knows him.
your grip tightens on your champagne flute.
sukuna greets the older man with easy civility, voice low and smooth. there is the faintest trace of amusement in it, some private current moving beneath the formal surface, and you know with sick certainty that it’s for you.
he doesn’t look at you right away.
that is the worst part.
he lets the moment stretch. lets you feel him there. lets you stand in the shadow of his shoulder and the clean, dark scent of his cologne.
he speaks to mr. tanaka about something bland and businesslike. investment. timing. projections. his tone is perfectly composed, his posture immaculate, every inch of him the picture of a man in control.
but then his hand settles against the back of the chair.
uraume notices. you know they do. you can feel their silence sharpen with it, can practically hear the dry commentary they are politely choosing not to offer while the investor rambles on.
then finally, finally, sukuna turns his head.
his eyes land on you with infuriating slowness.
like he has all the time in the world.
like he already took your running as a game and has decided to enjoy the consequences.
sukuna’s mouth curves then, slow and knowing, like hes found something amusing in your irritation and intends to keep poking at it until it sparks.
his gaze slips past you to uraume with that same polished ease he wears in boardrooms and backrooms alike. “and who’s this?”
uraume, a traitor to you, does not miss a beat.
“my plus one for tonight,” they say smoothly, one hand resting against the stem of their champagne flute. the answer lands there between all four of you
you feel his attention come back to you at once.
so you do what any sane person trying very hard not to lose it in public would do. you smile. sweetly, prettily, in a way your mother would approve of and your better judgment would applaud. you turn just enough toward him to make it formal, as though this is a perfectly ordinary introduction and not a private nightmare dressed in black tie.
you give him your name.
then you hold out your hand.
it’s meant to be courteous. distant. neat.
something you can hide inside later and tell yourself was harmless.
sukuna looks down at your hand for half a second.
then, very purposefully, he takes it.
his fingers close around yours warm and firm, far too assured, and before you can even begin to regret the gesture he leans down and kisses the back of your hand.
your entire face goes hot.
a hot, furious bloom that climbs straight into your cheeks. because his lips linger for just a fraction too long. because he knows exactly what he’s doing. because mr. tanaka is standing right there.
because you hate that your pulse still jumps.
when he straightens, his thumb is still braced lightly beneath your knuckles, as if he sees no reason to release you yet.
your mouth pulls into something sharp. “flattering,” you mumble, all sweetness gone dry with sarcasm.
mr. tanaka laughs, delighted, either too tipsy or too sheltered inside his own amusement to notice the razor hidden in your tone.
“watch out for sukuna,” he says, grinning broadly at you as though he is imparting a fond little secret. “a ladies’ man.”
your hand is still in sukuna’s.
you try to tug it back amd he lets you, eventually.
mr. tanaka continues, blissfully unaware of the live wire he has just stepped on. “but he has a soon to be wife.”
the air changes. almost invisible.
sukuna’s expression shifts by a degree, maybe less. the curve of his mouth flattens. something faintly displeased settles in the space between his brows. not enough to make a scene, not enough to break the smooth surface, but enough that you catch it and know at once that he does not like hearing it put that way.
then he says, cool as poured liquor, “if she behaves.”
mr. tanaka barks out another laugh.
oblivious old man. charming old fool. he takes it for a jest, some sly little line from a difficult rich man with a difficult fiancee and too much money to ever be truly inconvenienced by either. he shakes his head as if sukuna has said something wickedly funny instead of quietly monstrous.
you don’t laugh. neither does uraume.
for a brief second, the two of you look at each other.
your look says, did he really just say that out loud?
uraume’s says, yes, and unfortunately this is still one of the least surprising things he has done all month.
you have to look away first before your face gives you up.
the ballroom feels brighter all of a sudden. the music too thin. the champagne in your hand too cold. across the mirrored wall you can still see blurs of movement, gowns, tuxedos, and candlelight sliding together in one expensive haze, but all of it feels distant compared to the unpleasant little knot forming under your chest.
soon to be wife.
the phrase sits badly with you.
not because you care in some noble, righteous way, though maybe you should. not because you have any claim to him, because you don’t. but because it makes everything around him feel uglier. messier. because whatever exists between the two of you already has enough rot in it without adding wedding silk and public promises to the pile.
and he stands there looking entirely unbothered, one hand tucked in his pocket now, the other loose at his side, broad shoulders relaxed beneath the clean black line of his suit, as if he has not just made your skin prickle in front of witnesses.
mr. tanaka, still coasting on his own laughter, lifts his glass. “you rich boys are all the same.”
“hardly,” sukuna says.
his eyes are on you when he says it.
that’s the problem. always that. he can speak to one person and mean it for another. he can lace a room with implication and stand there immaculate while everyone else misses it.
uraume takes a measured sip of their champagne and says, in that cool even voice of theirs, “i’m sure your fiancee must be very patient.”
there is something almost holy in the neutrality of it.
you nearly choke.
sukuna glances at them, and for the first time tonight there is the faintest edge to his amusement. “is that what we’re calling it?”
uraume’s expression does not move. “i was being diplomatic.”
“that’s new.”
“it’s a gala. i like to experiment.”
mr. tanaka laughs again, delighted to be standing in what he assumes is harmless banter among polished, successful people with too much charisma and not enough supervision. he starts saying something about a couple in hong kong whose engagement party ended in a fistfight over a seating chart, but the words slide around the edges of your attention because sukuna has looked back at you.
your hand still remembers the warmth of his mouth through the thin veil of your skin.
the back of it tingles with pure annoyance.
you curl your fingers tighter around your glass.
“if she behaves,” you repeat, before you can stop yourself.
the words come out soft. far too soft. not for the room. not for mr. tanaka.
for him.
one of his brows lifts, “she’s a girlfriend. not a fiancee.” he corrects a little too late.
you keep your face smooth, but there is frost in your smile now, glittering and dangerous. “charming.”
his gaze drags over your expression. your annoyance. your disapproval. the heat still left in your cheeks. all of it.
“you seemed to think so a second ago,” he says.
your heart gives one hard beat.
uraume turns their face slightly away, which is the only reason you know they are hiding a reaction.
mr. tanaka misses it entirely and starts rambling about how modern women are too clever to put up with nonsense from men like sukuna, which is rich coming from a man old enough to have built a portfolio in three different recessions
you set your glass down before you can crush the stem in your hand.
“well,” you murmur, adjusting your expression back into something palatable, “good thing i’m not the one marrying him.”
and that, finally, does something.
small. minute. but real.
sukuna’s gaze sharpens with almost cruel immediacy,
his face remains calm. composed. beautiful.
but his eyes go dark.
uraume sees it too. you know they do. the investor does not. he just keeps smiling and talking, pleased with the glittering little circle he finds himself in,
you let your smile soften into something polite enough to pass for harmless, even as your jaw aches from holding it.
“excuse me,” you say, voice light, almost airy. “where’s the ladies room?”
uraume’s gaze flicks toward the hallway to the right, the one trimmed in velvet rope and framed by tall arrangements of greenery that look expensive. “down there,” they answer, then, because they are exactly who they are, they add, “would you like me to accompany you?”
you shake your head, still smiling like you mean it. “no, it’s fine.”
you dip your chin at mr. tanaka, at sukuna, at the air itself, then slide out of the circle before anyone can decide to follow. you can feel sukuna’s eyes on you as you go, heavy and patient, like he’s letting you have your little escape only because he enjoys the chase more than the catch.
your heels carry you toward the hallway, the noise of the ballroom thinning behind you with every step. the music fades into something distant and muffled. laughter becomes a blur.
for a few seconds, you’re still performing. shoulders back. chin level. breathing measured.
then you pass the last cluster of people and the hallway opens into a quieter stretch with almost no one in it, just a waiter slipping out of a service door and a woman checking her lipstick in the reflective paneling before disappearing around the corner.
once they are gone, the silence hits you like cool water.
you huff a breath out through your nose, sharper than you intended, and your face finally drops out of that gala smile. your teeth grit in annoyance, not at the investor, not at uraume, not even at the event itself.
at you.
because as much as you hate the man, he looks so good.
it’s infuriating how unfair it is. the suit, the posture, the way he stands. the way his mouth touches your hand like it’s a privilege he’s granting himself. the way he looks at you like he has already taken something
in another life, you would have eye fucked him with no hesitation and called it a win.
you swallow hard, scowling at the carpet, and mutter under your breath, “fuck.”
your heels click again as you keep walking, pushing down the spike of heat that does not belong here, does not belong to him, does not belong in the same body as your self respect. your fingers flex once around the little clutch in your hand, knuckles whitening, then relaxing.
the restroom signs come into view, discreet and tasteful, as if even the bathrooms in this place have to be careful not to look too human.
you head straight for the door, determined to get inside, splash cold water on your face, fix your expression, and come back out as someone unbothered.
your hand reaches for the handle
and you feel it again, that subtle change in the air, that quiet weight of attention sliding into the hall behind you, close enough that your skin knows it before your eyes do
you slip into the ladies room and lock the door behind you, the click loud in the hush. the space is too pretty to be comforting. soft lighting, marble counters, a mirror big enough to show you every thought you are trying not to have. your reflection stares back at you with your cheeks still faintly warm, your eyes a little too bright, your mouth set in a line that looks braver than you feel.
you huff, then laugh quietly, more breath than sound, because it is ridiculous,
this man is getting under your skin
you brace both hands on the counter and lean forward, staring at yourself like you might find an answer in your own pupils. you try to slow your breathing. you try to remember that you came here to be normal, to be polite, to be a person with boundaries with a schedule and an adult sense of consequence.
and you try to think of a lie.
something clean. something believable. “i’m not feeling well.” “i have an early morning.” “my friend needs me.” you roll each one around in your head and none of them taste right because you can already picture uraume’s look, already hear the quiet amusement in their voice when they realize exactly why you are suddenly leaving a glittering event you were supposed to endure together.
you sigh again, pinching the bridge of your nose.
then you look down at your phone.
the screen lights up with a familiar thread, the one that always seems to live somewhere between annoying and addictive. your not boyfriend’s messages sit there like a messy little shrine to bad decisions. you scroll with your thumb.
raunchy photos. explicit angles. captions that sound like longing but read like a habit. miss you. come home. wish you were here. the same words recycled in a hundred different late night loops, as if enough repetition might make them true.
you don’t know if you believe him.
you have broken up with each other four different times, each one louder than the last, each one followed by the same soft slide back into familiarity. you know the pattern. you know exactly where it goes. you know how easy it is to call something a situationship when what it really is, is refusal to let go.
you roll your eyes, the motion sharp, and exhale through your nose like you’re trying to blow the whole thing away.
and then the door knocks.
you freeze for half a heartbeat, then call, “it’s occupied.”
silence.
a split second passes.
the knock comes again, the sound firmer this time, like whoever is on the other side has decided your answer was not adequate.
your brows knit. irritation flares quick and hot. this is the ladies room, not a negotiation. you push off the counter and stride toward the door, already rehearsing a curt, polite reprimand.
your hand wraps around the lock.
you crack it open.
and there he is.
sukuna fills the doorway, shoulders broad, immaculate, a dangerous smirk that makes you want to slap him and kiss him. the hallway light catches the sharp lines of his face, the dark tilt of his eyes, the unapologetic confidence in the way he leans slightly into your space as if he belongs there.
as if you belong to him.
your stomach drops and your annoyance spikes.
your voice comes out too tight. “are you serious?”
his gaze flicks, quick and precise, to the phone still in your hand, then back to your face, and the smirk deepens like he has just found something delicious.
“you’re hard to catch,” he says, tone low and amused.
you straighten, blocking the doorway with your body on instinct, fingers tightening around your phone until the edges bite into your palm. “this is the women’s restroom.”
“i know.”
“then get out.”
he doesn’t move.
he looks down at you like you’re a fascinating inconvenience.
“you ran,” he says,
you scoff, a brittle sound. “i walked away from a conversation.”
“with me.”
“with your fiancee,” you correct, the words tasting sharp.
his eyes narrow, just slightly, and the air in the doorway thickens. “she’s not my fiancee.”
“she exists,” you snap, then immediately hate how much it sounds like it matters.
his gaze drags over your face again, slow and deliberate, and you can feel it like fingers on your throat, like heat along your collarbone, like he’s got eyes on every crack in your composure.
“and you,” he murmurs, voice dropping another shade, “have a boyfriend.”
your mouth tightens. “no, i don’t.”
“then there’s no problem,” he says,
before you can snap back, his palm lands on the edge of the door and he nudges it wider, crowding into the threshold with that lazy, inevitable confidence of his. he slides, shoulder brushing past the frame, suit jacket whispering against the door as he turns.
the door closes behind him.
the lock clicks.
your stomach drops straight to your shoes.
you seethe, heat rushing up your throat, hands curling into fists at your sides. “get the fuck out.”
sukuna’s expression barely changes. if anything, he looks entertained by your anger, like it’s a flavor he expected and wanted anyway. he shrugs, casual.
“it locks,” he says, like that’s a justification. “there’s other bathrooms for these idiots to go in.”
you stare at him, jaw tight, trying to decide which part of him you want to slap first. the audacity. the smugness. the fact that you can feel his presence in the room like he’s a second source of oxygen, like the air has been rearranged around him, and for him.
“you’re such an inconvenience.”
“mm,” he hums, stepping closer, slow. he looks around once, almost bored, taking in the marble sink, the mirror, the soft lighting, the little vase of flowers that probably costs more than your rent. “private though.”
your throat works around a breath. “you’re still not supposed to be in here.”
“so?” he murmurs, eyes returning to you, “since when do i care?”
then his gaze drops. dragging down the line of your neckline, the curve of fabric over your chest, the way your dress clings to your waist before it falls, the bare skin of your legs made even more exposed by the bright, flattering light of the room.
your irritation spikes so hot it makes your cheeks burn again, this time with pure fury.
“hey,” you snap, stepping forward so you’re in his space too, forcing his attention up where it belongs. “dick. my eyes are up here.”
his gaze lifts slowly, like he’s granting you the favor of compliance, and that faint smirk tugs at his mouth again.
“i heard you the first time,” he says, voice low, unbothered.
“then act like it.”
he looks at you for a moment, and the smirk fades into something heavier, something that sits behind his eyes like dark water. his attention feels like a hand around your wrist, not touching, but close enough that your skin remembers the shape of it.
“you’re shaking,” he says again, quieter now, and you hate that he noticed.
you glance down without meaning to, as if your hands might betray you right in front of him. your fingers flex, then tighten, as though you can force steadiness into your bones by sheer spite.
“i’m not scared of you,” you hiss.
his head tilts, almost thoughtful. “i didn’t say you were.”
you swallow, pulse hammering, anger and heat braided together so tight you can’t tell which is what. “unlock the door.”
he doesn’t move.
instead, he steps just a little closer, enough that you catch his cologne again, dark and clean and expensive. the space between you turns sharp, charged, too intimate for a room with just a sink and a mirror
“tell me to my face,” he says. “tell me you don’t want me anywhere near you tonight.”
your mouth opens,
but nothing comes out.
his eyes stay on yours, steady and brutal, like he’s waiting for you to lie so he can call you on it, like he’s waiting for truth so he can break it.
your phone is still in your hand, screen dimmed now, but it feels like it weighs a hundred pounds. your not boyfriend’s messages sit there like an excuse you’ve used too many times,
you lift your chin, forcing your voice to stay firm. “you have a girlfriend. you have a fiancee. whatever she is.”
something flickers across his face, a brief, ugly annoyance, like you’ve brought up a rule he never agreed to.
“and you,” he replies, voice smooth, “have a man texting you like you’re his property.”
“he’s not.”
sukuna’s gaze drops to your mouth for a fraction of a second, then back to your eyes. “prove it.”
his hand moves before you can stop him.
one second your phone is in your grip, hot from your palm and heavy with all the stupid, half true proof of a life you keep insisting is stable enough to stand on. the next, sukuna plucks it cleanly from your hand with the kind of effortless theft that makes your jaw drop on instinct.
“hey,” you snap, stepping in at once. “give that back.”
he takes one lazy step away instead, just enough to keep you from reclaiming it without making a scene of the motion, and glances down at the screen like he has every right in the world. the light from your phone throws pale across the hard lines of his face, catches in the dark cut of his lashes, glints off the faint edge of amusement already beginning to pull at his mouth.
you could scream.
you could kill him.
you could also, very unfortunately, admit that anger looks good on him and that thought alone nearly has you grinding your molars to dust.
his eyes flick over the messages. one brow lifts.
then he chuckles.
a rich sound. full of private mockery, and it makes your skin prickle all over again.
“this is the man?” he asks, like the word itself offends him. his thumb scrolls once, leisurely, and his mouth twists. “christ. he’s pathetic.”
“sukuna.”
“look at this.” he tilts the phone just enough to read another message, voice dripping disdain. “‘miss you so bad, baby.’” his eyes cut to you for half a second, wicked with it. “does he always sound this desperate, or is tonight a special performance?”
you lunge for the phone.
he lifts it higher without effort.
your glare could blow the planet up.
“give it back.”
“boring ass job, too,” he goes on, almost conversationally, as though he is reviewing a very unimpressive profile. “no wonder he has time to send you this much garbage.”
“shut up,” you shoot back at once, furious now, heat running bright under your skin. “he’s less irritating than you.”
that makes him smile.
awful thing. beautiful thing. the kind of smile that never means safety.
“is he.”
“yes,” you hiss. “and he’s less of an asshole than you.”
“hardly,” he cuts in, smooth and immediate, like the answer has been waiting in his mouth all along.
his gaze drops back to the screen.
you see the exact moment he finds one of your photos.
his expression changes by a fraction. more focused, more intent, some banked ember stirred under all that polished irritation.
his eyes drag slowly over whatever you forgot was sitting there, and the room goes so quiet you can hear the blood in your ears.
then he says, low and almost thoughtful, “sexy.”
your face burns.
you snatch the phone from his hand the second his grip loosens, clutching it back to your chest like you can erase the last ten seconds by force. “you’re unbelievable.”
he chuckles again, the sound darker now, and leans one shoulder against the marble counter as if this is all going exactly how he expected. he looks entirely too good standing there. like a man who has broken into your peace and found it charming.
“don’t you miss me?” he asks.
the question lands crooked.
not because of what it means. because of how simply he says it. no joke in his voice now. no mocking imitation. just that low, steady tone, as though he already knows the answer and wants to hear you fight it anyway.
you stare at him, pulse kicking hard.
“no,” you say at once, too quick, too sharp. “why would i?”
his eyes stay on yours.
that is the worst part. not a grin, not a taunt, not even that smug little lift at the corner of his mouth. just that look. dark. direct. patient in a way that feels far more dangerous than impatience ever could.
your phone is still locked against your chest. your fingers are digging into the case.
he pushes off the counter and steps closer.
only one step. it’s not much. but somehow it’s everything.
“because you keep looking at me like you do,” he says.
your laugh comes out brittle. “you are so full of yourself.”
“and you’re avoiding the question.”
“i answered it.”
“no—you reacted to it.”
your jaw tightens. “same thing.”
“not even close.”
the room feels smaller now. the mirror behind him catches both of you in pieces. your bright face and rigid shoulders. his dark shape advancing through warm light. the vase of white flowers on the counter looking absurdly innocent in the middle of all this.
you hate that he can do this to the air. bend it. crowd it. cut it. make every inch between you feel charged even when nothing has happened, even when nothing should.
you lift your chin. “why do you care?”
his gaze drops to your mouth for one infuriating second before returning to your eyes.
“i don’t like being replaced by some idiot who sends shirtless mirror pics. ugly blurry ones for that matter.”
despite everything, a tiny sound nearly escapes you.
not a laugh. worse. something dangerously close.
you kill it before it forms. “you were never there to be replaced.”
something in his face stills.
subtle, but real. the amusement thins. the lazy edge sharpens. he studies you as if the sentence has teeth after all, as if you have finally managed to put one somewhere it might matter.
good.
let him feel it.
you clutch your phone tighter and go on before you can lose the nerve. “you don’t get to show up, act insane, insult my life, and then ask if i miss you like you’ve got some claim to me.”
his expression does not soften—if anything, it deepens.
“claim?” he repeats, quiet.
“yes, claim.”
“i never said that.”
“you don’t have to say things out loud for people to hear them.”
for a beat, neither of you moves.
outside the door, somewhere far down the hall, voices blur past and fade. a heel clicks. water runs in some distant sink. the gala is still happening, still beautiful, still swallowing people whole under candlelight and champagne and string music,
but in here it feels like the whole night has narrowed to this one locked room and the two of you inside it.
sukuna’s gaze drops briefly to the phone in your hands.
then back up.
“you keep that man around because he’s easy,” he says. “because he’s there when you want noise and gone when you don’t.”
you open your mouth.
he keeps going.
“he says he misses you and you roll your eyes. he sends you pictures and you don’t even bother hiding them. and when i ask if you miss me, you answer like you’re offended i noticed.”
“i don’t want to argue about this bullshit with you in a goddamn bathroom,” you snap, voice low and sharp and prying at the edges. “sukuna, we were and never were together. you chose to stay with that woman instead of breaking up with her because you just want to control someone, and you’re irritated you can’t win me. it’s sad, really. you keep her on a leash and won’t let her go. kind of pathetic.”
the words come out hot and fast, the sort you only get to say once before they start shaking the room around you.
for a second, he just looks at you.
then sukuna rolls his eyes, slow and contemptuous, leaning back against the counter like you’re the one being unreasonable here, like he did not follow you into a locked bathroom in the middle of a gala because you dared to walk away.
“where was this a few months ago?” he says.
your stomach drops.
you know exactly where he is going before he gets there,
his gaze drags over your face, lazy and merciless. “last time i remember, you were on your knees making very different arguments.”
a beat
“something about, how much you needed me inside you…?”
heat detonates across your cheeks so fast it almost feels violent.
“first of all,” you sputter, pure outrage carrying you forward even while humiliation claws at the back of your neck, “i didn’t know you were taken.”
his expression barely shifts. one brow lifts, like he is willing to grant you that point and absolutely nothing else.
“second of all,” you add, because now you have to keep going or die on the spot, “i would never.”
that finally gets something close to amusement out of him.
“never?” he repeats.
you hate that single word. hate the way he says it. hate the memory pulling at the edges of your mind, bright and humiliating and far too vivid. a version of you softer with want, stupider with it, willing to say things that now feel like forged documents being read aloud in court.
he tilts his head, studying you with that same infuriating calm. “how about that time you told me you wanted my kids? you were begging—yet again— for me to put my kids inside you.”
you make a sound that’s not language.
it comes out somewhere between a choke and a curse.
there is no saving your face now. the heat in it is catastrophic. your whole body feels suddenly too warm, too aware, like the bathroom lights have turned merciless and are exposing every bad choice you have ever made.
“oh my god,” you mutter, horrified. “shut up.”
his mouth curves.
“really though?” he goes on, and now the cruelty of it is almost elegant. “kids? not exactly what i’d call the motherly type.”
you glare at him so hard your eyes sting.
somewhere in the privacy of your own mind, where no jury could ever convict you because there are no witnesses but your shame, you admit it.
yeah.
maybe you were down bad for him.
maybe down bad is too soft a phrase for it, actually. maybe at the time you had been operating on a level of foolishness that deserved its own award. because no sane version of you would have said half the things you said to him. no sane version of you would have looked at a man built like a bad decision in a black suit and thought, yes, let me hand him my dignity folded neatly in both palms.
but come on.
this is embarrassing.
“you are such an asshole,” you say, and there is real feeling in it now, not just flirt sharp irritation or the brittle sparring from earlier. this one lands with heat. with shame. with the fury of being perceived too accurately by the worst possible person.
sukuna only watches you.
that is somehow worse than if he laughed outright.
because the laughter would have let you hate him cleanly. the quiet means he is paying attention. the quiet means he remembers. the quiet means he knows exactly which parts of you to touch without using his hands.
you fold your arms over yourself, less for defense than for pride. “you don’t get to bring that up.”
“why not?”
“because it was private.”
“it’s my memory to recollect.”
you nearly bare your teeth at him.
he goes on before you can answer, voice lower now, less amused and more pointed, like he is carving toward the center of something with slow deliberate cuts. “you keep acting like i imagined all of it.”
“i’m acting like you’re conveniently leaving out the part where you lied by omission.”
his jaw shifts, just slightly.
good. let him choke on that for once.
you press forward, even if your face is still burning. “i didn’t know about her. you never said anything about a girlfriend. if i had known, i never would’ve touched you with a ten foot pole.”
his eyes move over you with maddening slowness. “that’s not true.”
“it absolutely is.”
“you’re lying.”
“you are unbelievable.”
“and you’re bad at this.”
“bad at what?”
“pretending.”
you stare at him, chest tight, pulse jumping for reasons that have nothing to do with anger and everything to do with being cornered by your own history. because he is not talking about the past only. he is talking about now. about the way you keep throwing your outrage at him like it is the only thing left between you. about the fact that your embarrassment is half shame and half something far more inconvenient.
he pushes off the counter and takes one step closer.
just one.
the distance narrows enough to make the room feel different.
“you can call me pathetic,” he says quietly. “you can say i want control. maybe i do. maybe you like that less than you liked mouthing off to me in private. maybe you liked it better when you could pretend none of it meant anything.”
after a split second of silence that feels like it lasts forever, he says it.
“i’ve missed you though.”
the words come out quieter than everything else he’s thrown at you tonight. almost soft. almost honest. it makes your stomach twist.
he steps closer.
he says your name, voice dropping lower, “you can’t seriously be holding such disdain for me.”
you roll your eyes
“i’m a taken woman.”
he chuckles. low. the sound vibrates right against your skin.
“no you’re not.”
another step. now there’s barely air left. his chest brushes yours on every inhale.
“if you’re a taken woman,” he says, words slow and deliberate, like he’s daring you, “you’re gonna push me off.”
and then his mouth finds your neck.
soft at first. just lips. warm. you grit your teeth, jaw locked so tight it aches, because you should shove him. you should slap him. you should do literally anything except stand here letting him.
but you don’t.
he kisses again. firmer this time. open mouthed. then his tongue swirls slow over the same spot—lazy, wet circles that make your knees threaten to give out. heat shoots straight down your spine.
he chuckles into your skin. the vibration sinks in deep.
“see?” he breathes against the damp spot he just made. “not pushing.”
your hands are fisted at your sides. nails biting into palms. you’re breathing too hard, too fast, and you hate that he can hear it. hate that he knows exactly what that sound means.
his teeth graze next. with just enough pressure to remind you he could. his hand slides up your waist. slow, possessive. thumb brushing the underside of your breast through silk like it’s nothing.
“tell me to stop,” he says again, lips dragging up to the shell of your ear. “mean it this time.”
your throat works. you swallow hard.
nothing comes out.
he hums. pleased.
then he does it again—tongue flat, dragging up the column of your throat before he sucks lightly right under your jaw. your head tips back against the wall without permission. a tiny, involuntary sound slips past your teeth.
he pulls back just enough to look at you.
eyes black. mouth wet. smug in a way that should make you want to kill him.
instead it makes something low in your stomach clench.
“still taken?” he asks, voice rough now.
you don’t answer.
you just stare at him, chest heaving, lips parted, pride in shreds on the marble floor between you.
he smiles. slow. victorious.
and leans in again.
you look at him, lips parting to spit something sharp, something final, but before the words can form he’s already moving.
his hands come up fast, rough palms framing your face, thumbs pressing into your cheeks just enough to tilt your head exactly where he wants it. then his mouth crashes into yours.
you squeal against him—half surprise, half protest that dies the second his tongue slips past your lips. it’s not gentle. it’s claiming. hungry. like he’s been starving for this taste and finally got permission to devour.
he breaks just long enough to rasp against your mouth, breath hot and ragged.
“you miss me. i can feel it in your body.”
and fuck, he’s right.
your hands are already fisting his suit instead of shoving. your hips are already shifting closer instead of away. traitorous heat pools low in your body, thighs pressing together like that’ll hide how wet you already are.
he pulls you in tighter, one arm banding around your waist, the other sliding down until both hands settle just above your ass—fingers splayed wide over the curve of your tailbone, pressing you flush against him so you feel every hard inch of what you’ve been pretending not to want.
you curse yourself silently.
stupid. so fucking stupid.
but the argument’s gone. evaporated. there’s no point pretending anymore when your tongue is already sliding against his, when your teeth catch his bottom lip just to hear that low growl rumble out of him.
so you kiss back.
harder than you mean to.
like you’re angry about it. like you’re punishing him and yourself at the same time.
his hands flex, digging in, guiding your hips in a slow grind against him that makes your breath hitch. the silk of your dress rides up under his grip. his thumbs stroke lazy circles over the sensitive dip at the base of your spine and it’s pathetic how fast your body melts for it.
he breaks the kiss only to drag his mouth along your jaw, down to that spot behind your ear he already knows makes your knees weak.
“there she is,” he murmurs, voice wrecked and smug. “knew you couldn’t stay away forever.”
you should say something. anything. tell him to fuck off. remind him of his girlfriend waiting somewhere in that glittering ballroom.
instead you tilt your head, giving him more neck, more skin, more everything.
your fingers slide into his hair and tug—hard.
he hisses. laughs low against your throat.
“that’s my girl.”
the words should piss you off.
they don’t.
they light you up instead.
and when his hand slips lower, cupping your ass fully now, squeezing like he owns it, you don’t stop him.
you just arch into it.
no use arguing now.
you want this.
you miss the chase.
you miss him.
he pulls away from your mouth with a slow, wet sound, lips swollen and glistening. his eyes are dark, pupils blown, like he’s already halfway gone.
then he dips lower.
mouth finds your neck again—open kisses, teeth grazing just enough to sting. he trails down, low and slow, until he reaches the deep plunge between your breasts. his tongue flicks out, tracing the edge of the fabric, tasting skin and salt and whatever perfume you sprayed earlier.
before you can process it he’s dropping.
one knee hits the marble, then the other. he looks up at you from there—kneeling in a thousand dollar suit in a locked bathroom like it’s normal
his hands slide to your thighs. fingers splayed possessively, thumbs pressing into the soft inner skin as he hikes your dress up inch by torturous inch. cool air hits your legs, then higher, until lace and heat are barely covered.
“what are you doing?” your voice cracks, half whisper, half plea.
he doesn’t answer. doesn’t even look up.
instead he leans in and presses his mouth to the swell of your breast, right above the neckline. a low, filthy moan vibrates against your skin as his lips part, tongue dragging slow and hot over the curve. he sucks lightly, then harder, like he’s trying to mark you through silk and shame.
your hands fly to his hair—half to pull him away, half to hold him there. fingers twist in the strands. a shaky breath escapes you.
he groans again, deeper this time, the sound muffled against your chest. one hand stays fisted in the fabric bunched at your hips while the other slides higher, thumb brushing the underside of your breast, teasing the edge where skin meets lace.
his mouth moves—kissing, licking, nipping—worshipping like he’s been denied this for months and can’t stand another second without it.
you’re trembling now. knees weak. thighs pressing together instinctively, but his shoulders are broad enough to keep them parted just enough.
he finally pulls back an inch, just to look up at you again. lips shiny. eyes feral.
still doesn’t speak.
just hooks two fingers into the neckline and tugs it down—slow, careful, exposing more skin.
then his mouth is back.
hot. wet. relentless.
and you’re done pretending you want him to stop.
you grit your teeth, trying to hold onto the last shred of resistance, but he doesn’t give you time. his fingers hook into the lace of your panties and tug them down in one smooth, practiced motion. cool air hits you and you gasp, sharp and startled.
“sukuna! i didn’t say you could do that yet!”
he pauses, still crouched, eyes flicking up to yours with that lazy, dangerous amusement.
“yet,” he repeats, low and mocking, then chuckles.
he stands slowly, unfolding like a predator deciding he’s done playing nice. towers over you again. holds out his hand.
“take those panties off.”
your breath catches. you should tell him no. should shove past him, fix your dress, walk out like none of this happened.
instead your fingers tremble as they reach down, sliding the already-damp fabric the rest of the way off your ankles. you step out of them quietly, cheeks burning, and drop them into his waiting palm.
he pockets them without looking away from your face.
“good slut,” he murmurs, voice thick with satisfaction.
before you can snap back he’s on you—hands on your hips, lifting you like you weigh nothing. your ass hits the edge of the marble sink counter with a soft thud. he pushes your thighs apart with his knee, stepping between them so you’re pinned, spread, exposed.
“what—what are you doing?” you stammer, voice cracking on every syllable.
he doesn’t answer with words.
instead he drops back to his knees—right there on the bathroom floor, suit be damned. one hand fists the hem of your dress and yanks it up again, bunching it around your waist. the other hand reaches up, hooks into the neckline and bra in one motion, and pulls down hard.
your breasts spill free. nipples already hard from the cool air and the way he’s looking at you like you’re his next meal.
heat floods your face. you’re blushing so hard it hurts.
he chuckles again, low and filthy, eyes locked on your chest like it’s art.
“what a beautiful pet you are.”
the word snaps something in you.
you lean forward, eyes blazing, and spit the words at him.
“if you call me a pet again, i’m leaving.”
he stills.
just for a second.
then his mouth curves—slow, wicked, utterly unbothered.
he leans in closer, breath ghosting over one peaked nipple.
“then what should i call you?” he asks, voice velvet and venom. “mine? needy? dripping for me already?”
his tongue flicks out—once, teasing the sensitive tip—and your whole body jerks.
he hums against your skin.
“thought so.”
he keeps his mouth on you, switching to the other breast with the same slow, rough hunger.
between wet kisses and soft sucks he murmurs against your skin, voice low and taunting. “what do you want me to call you then? my baby? my woman?” another flick of his tongue, the cool metal of his piercing dragging over your nipple and sending sparks straight to your core.
“i bet you’d like that, wouldn’t you?”
you open your mouth to snap something—anything—but it comes out as a broken little moan instead.
he chuckles, the sound vibrating right through you.
“what about my cum slut?” he drags his teeth lightly over the sensitive peak. “my whore.”
another slow circle with that damn piercing.
“my mistress.” he pauses there, lips brushing as he speaks. “i know how much that bothers you.”
the words are sharp, designed to crawl under your skin, and they do. heat floods your face again—anger, shame, want all twisting together until you can’t tell them apart.
“don’t—” you start, voice shaky, trying to sound firm. “don’t call me—”
but he cuts you off by sliding one hand between your thighs. fingers part you slow, teasing, brushing over slick folds without giving you what you suddenly, desperately need. just enough pressure to make your hips twitch forward, chasing his touch.
you moan—loud, involuntary, embarrassing—and your head falls back against the mirror.
“there it is,” he murmurs, pleased. his tongue flicks your nipple again, piercing catching just right, while those fingers keep circling, dipping shallow, never quite inside.
“keep telling me to stop. see how long that lasts.”
your hands grip the edge of the counter so hard your knuckles ache. thighs trembling. breath coming in short, desperate pants.
he pulls away from your breast with a soft, wet pop, lips glistening, eyes locked on yours like he’s remembering every flicker of weakness on your face.
without a word he hooks one of your thighs over his broad shoulder, the rough fabric of his suit jacket scraping deliciously against your skin. his hands grip your hips and yank you forward until you’re right on the edge of the counter, ass barely hanging on, completely open to him.
you groan quietly—low, helpless—the sound slipping out before you can catch it.
he leans down, breath hot against your core first. then his tongue makes contact. flat. direct. right on your clit.
the metal of his piercing drags over the swollen bud and it’s immediate—electric, too much, perfect. cool steel against fever hot skin, flicking once, twice, lazy circles that make your hips jerk involuntarily.
you grit your teeth so hard your jaw aches. his name slips out anyway, mumbled and broken.
“sukuna…”
he chuckles right into you. the vibration sinks deep, makes your thighs tremble around his head. the sound is dark, satisfied, like he’s won something you didn’t even know you were betting.
his tongue moves lazy now—long, slow drags from your entrance up to your clit, savoring every inch like he’s got all night. the piercing catches again on every upstroke, sending sharp little shocks through you that blur your vision.
one hand stays fisted in the bunched silk at your waist, keeping you spread and pinned. the other slides up your thigh, thumb pressing into the soft crease where leg meets hip, holding you exactly where he wants.
he licks again—slow, filthy, tongue curling just enough to tease inside before flattening back over your clit. another lazy swirl. another flick of that piercing.
your fingers dig into his scalp, pulling hard enough to hurt, but he only groans in response—low and greedy—like the pain turns him on more.
“fuck,” you whisper, barely audible, head tipping back against the mirror.
he hums against you in answer, tongue never stopping, pace maddeningly unhurried. like he’s enjoying the way you’re falling apart piece by piece.
your hips rock forward on instinct, chasing more, and he lets you—lets you grind against his face while he keeps that slow, torturous rhythm.
the wet sounds fill the bathroom. obscene. unmistakable.
he flicks his tongue again and again over your clit, the cool metal piercing catching every sensitive nerve like a deliberate spark, slow and precise, each pass dragging a fresh shiver up your spine. his finger joins in, thick and calloused, circling the swollen bud in tight, lazy spirals that match the rhythm, flicking up at the peak just to watch your hips twitch helplessly against his mouth.
you mutter pleas under your breath, broken little fragments that barely form words—“please… sukuna… fuck, i can’t—” but they dissolve into shaky gasps every time his tongue flattens and presses harder, the vibration of his low groan sinking straight into your core. the sound he makes is deep, guttural, almost animal, rumbling against your wet folds like he’s feeding off every desperate sound you make, like stopping is the last thing on his mind and he wants you to know it.
his free hand grips your thigh tighter where it rests over his shoulder, keeping you spread wide and pinned to the counter’s edge, no escape, no mercy. he groans again, longer this time, the heat of his breath ghosting over your slick skin as his tongue flicks faster now—quick, relentless little lashes that make your clit throb under the onslaught, the piercing dragging with wet, filthy precision while his finger keeps teasing the same swollen spot in slow, delicious strokes.
then his fingers slide down. agonizingly slow. two thick fingers tracing the seam of your entrance, parting your folds just enough to feel how soaked you are, how your body clenches around nothing, begging without words. he doesn’t push inside yet—just circles the tight ring of muscle with feather light pressure, dipping the tip of one finger in and out in shallow, teasing pulses that make your walls flutter desperately around the promise of more.
your thighs tremble around his head, breath coming in short, ragged pants, every nerve alight and screaming for him to just fill you, just let you come, but he only chuckles softly into your pussy, the sound vibrating through you like a secret, and keeps licking—faster, hungrier, tongue piercing flicking mercilessly while his fingers hover right there, teasing, waiting, making you feel every single second of the ache.
you cry out quietly, voice cracking on the edge of desperation. “please stop… i’m about to cum—”
but he doesn’t stop.
not even close. he groans low into your pussy like your plea is the sweetest thing he’s heard all night, the vibration ripping another shaky whimper from your throat.
your thighs lock around his head, trembling hard, every muscle in your body pulling tight as the pressure coils unbearably low in your belly. you’re right there, right on the razor’s edge, and he knows it. he can feel it in the way your hips jerk, the way your walls flutter around nothing, begging.
then you convulse.
the orgasm hits like a shockwave—sharp, blinding, tearing through you so fast your vision whites out for a second. your back arches off the counter, a choked cry ripping free as your body seizes around the pleasure he’s forcing on you.
that’s when he slides his fingers inside.
he pushes in deep, slow at first, stretching you open with that perfect burn you’ve been craving for months. your walls clamp down instantly, greedy, fluttering around him like they’ve been waiting forever.
you bite your lip hard enough to taste copper, but his name still spills out anyway—raw, broken, loud enough that it echoes off the marble.
“sukuna—”
it’s been so long since anyone touched you properly. your situationship fumbles, rushes, never quite gets it right. never finds that spot inside you that makes your toes curl. never makes you shake like this.
but sukuna does.
he always has.
he pumps his fingers now—drags in and out, curling just right on every thrust to hit that place that makes stars burst behind your eyelids. he pulls his mouth away with a wet sound, lips shiny, chin dripping, and licks them slow like he’s savoring every drop of you.
he chuckles quietly, dark and satisfied.
“good little slut,” he murmurs, voice rough from how long he’s been buried between your thighs. “always a good slut for me, right? nobody makes you cum the way i do.”
you can’t even argue. words are gone. only feeling left—his fingers pumping faster now, slick sounds filling the bathroom, obscene and loud. his thumb finds your clit again, swollen and oversensitive, rubbing tight little circles that make your hips buck and your breath hitch in sharp, painful gasps.
tears prick at the corners of your eyes. not from pain—from too much. from the way the pleasure keeps building even after the first wave, from the way your body betrays you again and again, clenching around his fingers like it never wants him to leave.
he watches you fall apart, eyes dark and hungry, thumb never stopping, fingers curling deeper, faster.
“look at you,” he breathes, almost reverent. “crying for it. crying on my fingers like the little whore you are.”
your tears spill over now, hot tracks down your cheeks, but you don’t look away. you can’t.
you just take it—shaking, whimpering, coming undone all over again while he keeps pushing you higher, keeps proving exactly why you can never really walk away.
finally, he pulls away slowly, fingers sliding out of you with a wet, obscene sound that makes your walls clench around nothing. the sudden emptiness hits like a slap and a soft, involuntary whine slips past your lips before you can stop it.
he smirks, slow and cruel, eyes glinting under the bathroom lights.
“look at you,” he murmurs, voice thick with satisfaction. “needy little bitch. i love the way you act.”
he brings his fingers to his mouth—fingers still glistening with you—and licks them clean, slow drags of his tongue that make your stomach flip. he groans low in his throat like you taste better than anything he’s had tonight.
then his hands drop to his belt. he fumbles it open, zipper rasping down, thick cock springing free—hard, flushed, already leaking at the tip. he strokes himself once, lazy, eyes never leaving your face.
you take the moment—chest heaving, thighs trembling, to huff out a shaky breath. your hand instinctively reaches for your phone on the counter beside you, fingers brushing the screen just to ground yourself, to remember where you are, who’s waiting outside these walls.
he sees it.
in a flash his hand shoots out, snatching the phone from your grip. he presses the power button—screen going dark—and tosses it carelessly onto the marble counter with a clatter.
then he steps closer.
his free hand grips the base of his cock, and he slaps it against your pussy—once, twice—wet smacks that echo in the small room. the blunt head drags over your swollen clit, slick with your own arousal, teasing your entrance without pushing in.
“eyes on me,” he mutters, low and commanding.
your gaze snaps back to his face—dark eyes, parted lips, that smug tilt to his mouth that makes you want to hate him and climb him at the same time.
he slaps again—harder this time—cock landing right on your clit, sending a jolt through your oversensitive nerves that makes your hips jerk.
“good girl,” he breathes, voice rougher now. “keep those pretty eyes right here.”
he lines himself up, head nudging your entrance, not entering yet—just pressing, stretching the first tight ring of muscle, letting you feel every thick inch waiting to ruin you.
your breath hitches. thighs shake. you’re dripping down your thighs, slick and desperate, and he knows it.
he leans in close, lips brushing your ear.
“say please,” he whispers. “and maybe i’ll let you have it.”
he swirls the tip of his cock in slow, lazy circles over your clit, dragging it through your slick folds, coating every thick inch in your wetness until he’s glistening under the harsh bathroom lights. the friction is maddening—hot, slippery, teasing—each pass making your hips twitch forward like they’re begging on their own.
you look up at him, half expecting him to just take you already, but he only drawls out a long, impatient sigh, voice rough and low.
“beg for it. we don’t have all fuckin’ night.”
your cheeks burn. embarrassment coils tight in your chest, but the ache between your legs is worse. you mumble it—quiet, half-swallowed, barely audible.
“please… sukuna… fuck me.”
he groans like the sound of your plea is better than any touch. then he lines up and pushes in—slow. agonizingly slow. inch by thick inch stretching you open, filling you until your breath catches and your nails dig into his shoulders.
he bottoms out with a low, guttural groan, hips flush against yours.
“fuck,” he rasps, voice wrecked. “you feel tighter than she does.”
anger slams into your chest like a fist—hot, sudden, sharp. your eyes snap to his, narrowing, but he just chuckles, dark and knowing, hips rolling in a shallow thrust that makes you gasp despite yourself.
“didn’t like that, did you?” he murmurs, lips brushing your ear. “how do you think i feel when i saw your pathetic little dog showing himself in those messages? thinking he’s got you.”
he punctuates the words with another thrust—deeper this time, intentional, dragging against every sensitive spot inside you. the rhythm builds slow but hard, each snap of his hips forcing a soft, broken sound from your throat.
“no man can make you feel good the way i do,” he says, voice low and possessive, thrusting again. “i bet you think of me when you play with yourself, don’t you?”
you don’t answer. can’t. your lips part but nothing comes out except shaky breaths.
he thrusts deeper—harder—bottoming out so roughly your back arches off the counter.
“don’t you?”
the word rips out of you like a confession, loud and raw.
“yes—”
he growls in approval, one hand fisting your hair to tilt your head back, exposing your throat as he sets a punishing pace now—deep, relentless strokes that make your thighs shake and your vision blur.
“that’s right,” he breathes against your neck, teeth grazing skin. “say it again. louder.”
you’re already gone—clenching around him, hips meeting his thrusts, tears streaking down your cheeks from how good it feels, how wrong it is, how much you’ve missed exactly this.
he kisses your neck first—soft, almost tender, lips brushing the spot right under your jaw where your pulse is hammering. then he sucks. teeth grazing just enough to sting before he seals his mouth and pulls, almost drawing blood to the surface in slow, cruel pulses. the wet heat of it makes you shiver, makes your walls flutter around him involuntarily.
he chuckles low against your skin, the sound vibrating through you as he keeps thrusting—slower now, deeper, rolling his hips in lazy, grinding circles that drag every thick inch along your sensitive walls. it’s softer than before, almost teasing, like he’s savoring the way you’re falling apart instead of chasing his own release.
“clench around me,” he mumbles into your neck, voice rough and thick with want. “come on, sweet thing. squeeze me like you mean it.”
your body obeys before your mind can catch up—walls tightening hard around his cock, fluttering in tight, greedy pulses that make him groan against your throat. the hickey throbs now, hot and blooming under his mouth, a dark purple mark he’s leaving like a brand.
he licks over it once—slow, soothing the sting—then sucks again, lighter this time, but still possessive. his thrusts stay deep, unhurried, each one forcing a soft, broken sound from your lips.
“that’s it,” he breathes, hips snapping forward just a little harder on the next one. “fuck, just like that. keep gripping me. show me how much you missed this cock.”
your nails dig into his shoulders, thighs shaking around his waist, the mix of pain from the hickey and pleasure from the slow grind making tears prick at your eyes again. he feels every clench, every tremble, and his chuckle turns darker, more satisfied.
“good girl,” he murmurs, lips brushing the fresh mark one last time. “now don’t stop. milk me like you’re trying to keep me inside forever.”
and you do—clenching again, harder, body betraying every denial you’ve thrown at him tonight while he keeps fucking into you slow and deep, marking you, claiming you,
he slows just enough to make you feel every thick inch dragging out, then pushing back in, keeping you right on that trembling edge.
his mouth brushes your ear, voice low and rough.
“what do you want me to do, huh?”
you’re heaving, moaning softly with every roll of his hips, chest rising and falling too fast to think straight. words won’t come. only broken little sounds.
he repeats it, slower, hips grinding in a slow circle that makes your clit throb against his pelvis.
“what do you want me to do?”
you manage a breathless laugh, half delirious.
“why are we talking midfuck?”
he chuckles against your neck, the sound vibrating where the fresh hickey still burns.
“what do you want me to do?” he says again, quieter now, more pointed. “with her.”
your breath catches. you bite your lip hard, tasting salt and the faint copper of earlier, trying to string thoughts together while he’s still buried inside you, still moving just enough to keep the ache alive.
“you’re a grown man,” you stutter, voice shaky. “you make your own decisions.”
he doesn’t let it slide. thrusts once—hard, deep—making your back arch.
“say it.”
you squeeze your eyes shut. the words burn coming out.
“fuck, sukuna… break up with her.”
he coos in your ear, soft and mocking and somehow filthy sweet.
“and what? be with you?”
his pace picks up—faster now, hips snapping forward in sharp, punishing strokes that make the counter creak under you. the wet slap of skin on skin fills the room again, louder, obscene.
you can’t think. can’t breathe right.
“fuck… maybe, i don’t know—” your voice cracks, high and desperate. “you’re gonna make me cum—”
he groans at that, low and wrecked, like hearing you admit it is the best news he’s ever gotten. his hand slides under your thigh, hitching your leg higher around his waist so he can sink even deeper.
“that’s it,” he rasps. “clench for me. for real this time.”
and you do—hard. your walls flutter and then lock down around him, tight, greedy pulses that milk every inch as the orgasm builds fast and brutal. your leg wraps tighter around him, heel digging into his lower back like you’re trying to pull him in deeper, keep him there, never let him leave.
he curses under his breath, thrusts turning erratic, chasing his own edge now while he watches you shatter.
“fuck yes,” he growls against your mouth. “cum for me. show me who you really belong to.”
your nails rake down his back. tears spill again. and you come—hard, shaking, crying his name—while he keeps fucking you through it.
he cums inside you shortly after—hard, deep, hips stuttering as he buries himself to the hilt and lets go with a low, broken groan that vibrates through your chest.
thick pulses of heat flood you, spilling hot and messy, marking you from the inside in a way that makes your walls flutter and clench around him one last time like they’re trying to keep every drop.
you grab his face with both hands, fingers digging into his jaw, and kiss him hard—desperate, sloppy, all teeth and tongue and the taste of yourself still on his lips. he groans into your mouth, loud and wrecked, pistoning into you through the aftershocks, shallow little thrusts that drag his cock over oversensitive nerves and make your thighs shake around his waist.
he holds you closer—arms banding tight around you, one hand splayed across your lower back, pressing you flush like he can’t stand even an inch of space between you. your other hand slides into his hair, tousling and tugging the strands hard enough to sting, and he growls against your tongue in response.
a few seconds pass—maybe more, time’s blurry when you’re this fucked out—and you both finally pull away. lips swollen. breaths ragged. a thin, glistening string of saliva stretches between your mouths for a beat before it snaps.
you stare at him. chest heaving. skin slick with sweat and everything else.
and then it hits you like a brick to the face.
this is just a big fat fucking mistake.
the thought crashes through the haze, cold and sharp, making your stomach twist even as his cum is still leaking out of you, warm and sticky down your thighs.
his girlfriend’s out there somewhere in that glittering ballroom. your situationship probably texted you ten minutes ago wondering where you went. uraume’s waiting with champagne and zero judgment.
and you’re here—dress rucked up, bra yanked down, marked up like property, full of the one man you swore you’d never touch again.
you groan mentally. loud. pathetic. the sound doesn’t even make it out loud, just rattles around in your skull while he’s still inside you, softening but not pulling out yet, forehead pressed to yours like he’s trying to crawl inside your skin and stay there.
he notices the shift—always fucking notices—because his thumb brushes slow over your cheek, wiping at the dried tear tracks you didn’t even realize were there.
“don’t,” he murmurs, voice still rough from coming. “don’t start that shit now.”
you swallow hard. don’t trust yourself to speak.
because if you open your mouth, you’re not sure what’ll come out—regret, want, anger, or just another broken “please” that’ll have him fucking you again before you can blink.
so you just sit there, legs still wrapped around him, his cum dripping onto the marble counter, heart hammering like it’s trying to escape your ribs.
and you think, quietly, furiously:
what the fuck have i done.
he lets you go after a while, slow and reluctant, like peeling himself off something he doesn’t want to leave. his hands linger on your hips one last second before sliding away. you slide down from the counter on shaky legs, thighs slick, dress still bunched and wrinkled beyond saving.
you heave a sigh—long, ragged, from somewhere deep and exhausted.
he moves faster now. efficient. tucks himself back in, zips up, smooths his suit like nothing happened. wipes his mouth with the back of his hand, still tasting like you. you watch him in the dim light, chest tight, trying to pull your bra back up, fix your neckline, pretend your skin isn’t still burning where he marked it.
he steps close again. presses a finger to your lips.
“shh.”
you blink. he reaches past you, flicks the light switch. darkness swallows the room except for the thin strip of gala light under the door.
the lock clicks open.
he pauses in the doorway, silhouetted, looking back at you one last time. eyes glint even in the low light.
“i’ll text you later.”
you groan, voice hoarse and small.
“please don’t.”
he only chuckles—low, dark, satisfied—and shuts the door with a soft click.
you lunge forward, twist the lock shut and turn the lights on again. you lean your forehead against the cool wood and groan louder this time, pure irritation rattling in your chest.
he got under your skin again.
slipped right past every wall you thought you’d built, fucked you senseless on a bathroom counter at a gala, came inside you, left a hickey that’ll be impossible to hide tomorrow, and walked out like it was nothing.
you—0 sukuna—2
maybe 3 if you count the panties he took.
tell me what u think!! likes comments & reblogs are appreciated. i might do a part 2... this was tew gud...!!!










