The rain had been falling all evening. The kind of storm that seeped into your bones, that pressed against the ancient stone walls of Nevermore until it felt like the whole school was sighing under the weight of it.

You sat curled on your bed in your dorm room, candlelight flickering against the damp panes of glass. Books were scattered across your blankets, but you hadn’t been reading. Not really. Your eyes followed the words, but your mind trailed somewhere darker, somewhere you wished it wouldn’t go.

Somewhere with him.

Tyler Galpin.

The name still tasted like betrayal. Sweet, bitter, poisonous.

You remembered the warmth of his smile, the boy you thought he was, the boy who had made you laugh under the moonlight and held your hand like it was something fragile and precious. You remembered falling in love with him, every stolen glance, every whispered confession.

And then you remembered the Hyde. The monster. The way everything shattered when you realized he had been lying to you the whole time. planning on murdering your friends. 

Your chest tightened. You hated him. You hated what he’d done, what he was. And yet—

The thought of him still clawed at you in the quiet moments. A ghost that lingered even when you screamed at yourself to let it go.

You pressed your palms into your eyes, groaning softly. Get over it. He’s gone. He’s dangerous. He’s not yours anymore. If he ever was.

The storm rattled the window. You tried to ignore it. You tried to bury the ache in your chest. You almost succeeded.

Until you heard the soft scrape.

A sound that didn’t belong to the rain.

Your head snapped up. The window latch trembled, slow and deliberate, and then the pane creaked inward. A draft of cold air swept in, making your candle flicker violently.

And then—

A figure pulled himself through the window, dripping with rain, moving with the kind of confidence that froze the blood in your veins.

Your heart stopped.

Tyler.

He stood in the candlelight, taller, sharper than the last time you’d seen him. His clothes clung to him from the storm, dark curls plastered to his forehead. His eyes—those piercing, storm-gray eyes you had once trusted—locked on you immediately.

“Miss me?”

The words were casual, but his voice… God, his voice carried something that made your stomach drop. Low, husky, threaded with something dangerous. Something hungry.

You stumbled off the bed, heart slamming against your ribs. “What—how—” Your throat tightened. “You’re supposed to be—”

“Locked up?” He smirked, stepping closer, water dripping from his jaw. “Yeah. Didn’t exactly suit me.”

You backed away, your legs bumping the edge of your desk. “You shouldn’t be here.”

“And yet,” he drawled, taking another step. His gaze dragged over you, shameless, deliberate, making your skin burn. “Here I am.”

Every instinct screamed at you to run. But your body betrayed you, frozen in place, shivering under his stare.

“What do you want?” you whispered.

His smile widened, slow and wolfish. “You.”

The single syllable hung heavy between you. You shook your head, pulse racing. “You’re insane.”

“Maybe.” He tilted his head, watching you like prey. “Or maybe I just know exactly what I want. And I always have you used to like that about me right? my quiet ambition.”

He moved closer, and you darted to the side, but he was faster. His arm slammed against the wall beside your head, caging you in. His body was dangerously close, heat radiating off him despite the rain clinging to his clothes.

“Get away from me,” you hissed, your palms pushing against his chest. His heart pounded hard under your touch, strong and unyielding.

He leaned in, voice brushing your ear. “Careful. Say it like you mean it.” His breath was warm against your skin, sending a shiver straight down your spine.

You swallowed hard, hating yourself for the way your body reacted. For the way part of you remembered exactly what it felt like to melt into his arms.

“I hate you,” you spat.

“Liar.” His laugh was soft, dark, curling around you like smoke. His hand slid down, wrapping firmly around your wrist, pinning it to the wall. “You can hate me all you want. Doesn’t change the way you’re shaking.”

You tried to jerk free, but his grip only tightened. “You’re a monster.”

“And you loved me anyway besides your no angel at least not on the inside” he ran a finger down your jaw His eyes gleamed, too close, too intense. “Tell me you didn’t. Tell me you don’t still think about me when you can’t sleep.”

Your chest heaved. Anger warred with something you refused to name. “You don’t know me anymore.”

“Oh, I know you.” His free hand brushed against your jaw, tilting your face toward him. His thumb traced your bottom lip, slow, deliberate. “Better than anyone.”

You shivered. “Stop.”

He smirked. “ you tell me to stop But you’re not pulling away, are you?”

His voice dropped lower, darker. “Do you know how many nights I thought about this? About you? Locked up, bleeding, broken—and all I wanted was to see you again. To touch you. To remind you that you’re mine.”

“I’m not yours,” you snapped, though your voice wavered.

His grin widened. “That’s the cutest lie you’ve told yet.”

He pressed closer, his body pinning yours against the wall, his lips hovering just above yours. “I could make you remember. Every second. Every kiss. Every sound you made when you thought we had forever.”

Your breath hitched, heat pooling low in your stomach against your will. “You’re disgusting.”

“And yet,” he murmured, his mouth grazing your jaw, “your heart is racing like it used to when you wanted me.”

You squeezed your eyes shut, fury and longing tearing you apart. “I could scream.”

“Go ahead,” he said softly, lips ghosting down your neck. “See who comes first. Wednesday? We both know she won’t get here in time.” His tongue brushed your pulse, quick and wicked, making you shudder. “ she won’t be the one who comes first you will.”

His hand left your wrist only to slide down your side, firm, possessive, making you gasp. His other hand tangled in your hair, tilting your head back.

“You can hate me all you want,” he whispered, his mouth brushing yours. “But I’ll always love you. Obsess over you. Break for you. You’re mine. Always have been. Always will be.”

Your lips parted, words failing you, your body betraying you with the smallest lean forward—

The door burst open.

“Y/N?”

Wednesday’s voice cut through the haze like a blade.

You gasped, shoving at Tyler’s chest, but he was already moving. He shot you one last burning look, a smirk that promised unfinished business.

Then he vaulted toward the window, slipping out into the storm with fluid, predatory grace.

By the time Wednesday strode across the room, blade in hand, he was gone.

Your chest heaved, your back pressed to the wall as though you could still feel his hands, his breath, his lips almost touching yours.

Wednesday narrowed her eyes. “He was here.”

You nodded, unable to speak, every nerve in your body still trembling with a cocktail of terror and longing you didn’t want to name.

Her gaze sharpened. “And you let him leave.”

You clenched your fists, nails digging into your palms, trying to ground yourself. “I didn’t let him do anything.”

But your lips still burned. And your heart—traitorous, weak—was still beating his name.

Nights were always the same in your house.

Books stacked in uneven towers around the living room. Quiet music humming from a scratched record in the corner. Tea cooling too quickly in your chipped mug, forgotten while you read the same page for the third time. Outside, only the occasional hoot of an owl or the low hum of wind pushing through brittle trees...

But something feels off. You hear the crash before you hear the door. Something hits it, hard. Once.

You stand up, mug half-raised, eyes flicking to the dark hallway. Your fingers tighten around the ceramic.

A second crash, louder, like whatever’s out there isn’t just knocking… It’s coming in.

The third hit splits the air with a brutal crack and the door gives out completely, slamming against the inside wall with a violent snap of wood and metal. A burst of cold air rushes in with it, slapping your skin, carrying the scent of wet earth and something... sharp.

You don’t move. You can’t. You’re still holding your tea like a shield, your free hand presses instinctively against your chest, like it might hold your heart in place. And then he’s there.

Tyler Galpin.

Soaked by rain, barefoot and shirtless. Blood streaks his skin in clotted half-moons, dirt smudges his collarbones. His chest rises and falls like he’s outrun hell, and maybe he has. Dark hair plastered to his forehead, jaw tight, lips split and bleeding and those eyes, they are haunted, feral, unmistakable... They find you instantly and they don’t let go.

He doesn’t speak, he just leans against the inside of your shattered doorway and turns the lock like he still believes it works, like he’s claimed this space now.

You haven’t seen him in years. Not since you graduated High School, not since he was dragged away, eyes dead and wrists bound, not since the last time he ruined something that mattered to you.

You take a single, cautious step backward.

His body goes taut, something flashes in his expression… Panic? Instinct? It’s gone too fast to catch.

“Don’t,” he growls, his voice low and cracked from disuse — or screaming — you can’t tell. “Just... don’t.”

You want to run. You want to scream until your lungs rip open but you remember how fast he used to be on the field, in the woods, in the halls of Jericho High, where he used to grab your backpack just to unzip it and let the contents spill.

“Oops,” he’d smirk, stepping over your glasses like trash. Once, he crushed a limited edition of Wuthering Heights beneath his boot like it was a joke.

You didn’t know then that he had a monster inside him. You're still not sure of what he is now.

“What… what do you want?” Your voice doesn’t feel like your own.

He licks blood from his lip and gives you a slow, shaky smile, too wide and too familiar. Something twisted and boyish in it, like he’s trying it on after years in storage.

“What do you think, nerd?” The word is a slap, it lands in the hollow of your ribs like it still belongs there. “Let me guess, you still live alone, still read by candlelight, still got all your little rules and rituals…“ he continues, dragging himself away from the door, limping toward your kitchen like he’s done this before. 

You don’t answer. Your eyes are locked on the blood painting his side. His skin glows pale in the low light, broken only by bruises and grit and the faintest shimmer of sweat. He smells like pine needles and violence.

You should run, but you stay rooted to the floor like a frightened animal, spine stiff and limbs too slow to matter.

He flings the fridge open like he owns it, snorts at the contents, then yanks out a Tupperware of leftover pizza. He eats it cold, no hesitation, no questions, no shame. Then he drinks your milk straight from the carton.

You wonder how many people are dead.

You wonder if you’re next.

When he turns back to you, something in his face shifts, softens maybe, though it’s impossible to say where Tyler ends and the Hyde begins. His head tilts, wolf-like. He breathes in.

“You’re scared.” It’s not a question, it’s a delight.

“I should be,” you murmur.

He shrugs, his hand leaving a red smear on the fridge door as he leans against it.

“Yeah.” he smiles. 

And for a second — just a second — you forget how to breathe. Then his legs falter. He catches himself on the counter with a grunt, knuckles white. His ribs seize visibly under the bruises, and suddenly, the shimmer on his skin isn't rain. It’s blood.

“Tyler,” you whisper, your voice thin, too soft, too caring. “You’re…”

“Bleeding?” He huffs, not quite a laugh. “No shit.”

He turns slowly, lifting his arm to inspect the gash across his side. The skin beneath is torn, deep, slick with half-dried blood and something darker.

Then, with unsettling calm, he looks at you. “You're gonna fix it.”

Your stomach knots. “I’m not a nurse.”

“You took a first aid class in High School.”

You hate that he remembers. Your eyes flick toward the bathroom cabinet and he notices. His gaze sharpens, tracking the subtle shift in your body like a predator clocking a twitch in wounded prey.

“You're not gonna make me ask again, are you?” His tone shifts, dangerous and tired all at once. “Because I'm not in the mood to beg, not tonight.”

You nod once, slowly backing toward the hallway. His blood is still wet on the floor, his side is still torn open. He won’t chase you.

He can’t.

You make it halfway to the bathroom before you pivot and run, not toward the cabinet but toward the back door. The deadbolt slams open under your hand but not fast enough… he’s already moving. You hear the hiss of pain in his breath as he lunges, the drag of his foot against the wood. You’re almost through the door when his hand wraps around your arm and yanks.

You crash backward into his chest with a gasp, shoulder slamming into the doorframe. He shoves it closed with the flat of his palm and you jolt at the sound. The lock clicks. He doesn’t let go of your arm.

You twist. “Let me go…”

“I said don’t,” he snaps, dragging you back into the hallway.

You struggle against him, wild, stupid, panicked.

“You’re hurt…” you gasp. “You’re bleeding…”

“Not enough to stop me from breaking every door in this place,” he growls, slamming your back against the wall. His forearm braces your shoulder, not crushing but strong enough that you feel how easy it would be for him to really hurt you. He doesn’t but his face is inches from yours now. His voice is ragged. “You really think you’re gonna outrun me? After everything?”

“I had to try,” you reply.

His lips curl. “Yeah, you always run when it gets real.”

You open your mouth to spit back something, anything, but the way he’s looking at you makes the words choke in your throat. He’s staring through you like he knows every version of you you’ve tried to build since high school and doesn’t buy a single one.

His hand slides up the door beside your head, not touching you, but blocking any chance you have of slipping past.

“I’m bleeding all over your floor,” he snaps, stepping even closer, his breath grazing your cheek. So you’re gonna patch me up, and you’re gonna do it now.”

You flinch at his tone, but something in your body responds to the command before your mind catches up.

He pulls back a little, just enough to look down at himself and at the red streaks drying over his ribs. You stare at him for a beat too long. He doesn’t blink, doesn’t move, so you nod. You push past him stiffly, heart still racing, and disappear into the hallway. He doesn’t follow but you can feel his eyes on your back the whole way.

You grab the first aid box from beneath the sink with trembling hands and return, half-expecting him to be gone.

He isn’t.

He’s sitting on a chair in the kitchen, slouched but alert, blood still painting his skin in angry smears. Still shirtless, still terrifying… And still waiting for you.

You kneel beside him. He doesn’t speak but watches you unsnap the kit. Your hands still shaking. You reach for the antiseptic, the gauze, the tweezers… the routine familiar and comforting in the worst possible way.

When you press the gauze against the deep slash just under his ribs, he hisses so you pause.

“Keep going,” he demands.

You clean the wound in silence, your breath shallow, his eyes pinned to your face. Not your hands, not the blood, but your face. It makes your skin prickle.

“You always flinched when I touched you,” he says suddenly. You freeze and his voice lowers, almost curious. “Still do.”

You don’t look up. “I was scared of you.”

He leans forward just slightly, voice dark and unreadable. “You still are.”

You tape the bandage down, too rough on purpose. He doesn’t even wince.

“You’re not going to say thank you, are you?”

His smile is slow, crooked and dangerous.

“No,” he replies. “But I’ll let you live.”  And that, apparently, is enough.

Your knees are still weak when you rise, your hands stained with blood — his blood — the sticky warmth drying in smudges across your palms. You don’t look at him when you speak. You can’t.

“I’ll… I’ll get you something to wear,” you say, barely louder than your pulse. “It’s cold.”

You can feel his gaze on your back, heavy and unrelenting, but he says nothing, just lets you walk away.

You move like a sleepwalker down the hall, past the broken front door and the dark smear on the wall where he caught you mid-escape. Up the stairs. Each step is deliberate, slow and quiet, as if noise might remind him to follow.

You shut your bedroom door behind you with a soft click, not quite a lock — you wouldn’t dare — but a boundary... Fragile and pointless. Your back hits the door as you exhale for the first time in what feels like hours. And then you see it. Your phone is right where you left it, on the nightstand. It’s a lifeline, a chance.

You cross the room fast, heartbeat stuttering in your throat as your fingers close around it. The screen lights up instantly, casting your pale face in cold blue. No signal, of course, but maybe a text could send when the bars flicker back. You don’t need much, just one word. You start to type.

HELP. 

The bedroom door creaks open behind you. You freeze. Not because of the sound — soft and slow, not violent — but because you didn’t hear him coming up the stairs. He’s just there. You turn, breath caught halfway in your chest.

Tyler stands in the doorway, his expression unreadable, not angry, just calm... Too calm. He looks at your hand, at the phone glowing in your grip and then, finally, his eyes meet yours.

Your throat goes dry. He takes one step into the room. You don’t move. He takes another. Your spine finds the dresser behind you. You feel the edge of the wood bite into your back.

“Give it to me,” he says, extending his hand like he’s asking for something harmless like a book or a pen.

You hesitate and that’s all it takes. He’s on you before you can blink, not violent but inevitable. He moves with eerie precision, stepping into your space like it belongs to him, like you belong to him. His body presses close, not touching but looming, a solid wall of heat and blood and sweat-slick skin. His hand slides between you and the dresser, his fingers curl around your phone.

You don’t resist. He lifts it between you both, studying it, then, without a word, without effort, he snaps it clean in half. The sound is sharp, a vicious crack of plastic and glass that echoes off the walls.

You flinch. He lets the pieces fall to the floor in a final, careless gesture. Then he looks at you and you don’t realize you’re holding your breath until you start to feel lightheaded.

He doesn’t step back, doesn’t ease the pressure. He just watches you, his eyes dragging over your face, down your throat, to the frantic rise and fall of your chest. He’s drinking in your fear, your submission, your fury. It makes something in him relax, not soften, just… settle, like now, finally, things are exactly how they’re supposed to be.

“Where are the clothes ?” he asks, voice low.

You blink. “What?”

He smiles, darkly. “You came up here to dress me, remember?”

You swallow. Your hand brushes the closet door as if by instinct. You open it and pull a folded hoodie from the shelf. You don’t even look at him when you toss it his way.

He catches it one-handed, lifts it to his face, sniffs and smirks.

“Smells like that asshole who took you to prom and that you let kiss you under the bleachers.”

Your cheeks go hot. “He’s not…”

“You’re still seeing him?”

“No.”

He stares at you a long moment, then pulls the hoodie on slowly, wincing as it stretches over his shoulder. He exhales through his nose, then mutters, low, disgusted: “It reeks like cheap cologne and insecurity”

Your chest is tight. You don’t want to hear him anymore, not his voice, not the memories, not how easily he slips back into your life like a nightmare on repeat. Without a word, you walk across the room, past the bookshelf, straight to your desk.

You grab your perfume from the top shelf and spin around, sharp and quick, before he can get another word out. He raises an eyebrow just as you lift the bottle.

Pshht.

You spray him once, directly across his chest. A quick burst, meant to shut him up. The scent blooms instantly in the warm air, floral, amber and something darker underneath. It’s yours and it’s so familiar that it makes your throat catch.

He inhales, startled and then stills. You turn away without meeting his eyes… But you brought his attention to this side of your room. You see it happen in the mirror, the moment he notices what’s pinned to the wall.

You try to move, to step between him and the view but he’s already stepping closer.

“Wait,” you say, too late.

He limps forward, shoulder brushing past you. You grab the bottle tighter, knuckles white. Your shame, your obsession was there, exposed in cheap printer ink and curling edges. Articles, clippings and handwritten notes, circles around words like “Hyde” and “Willow Hill“ and his mugshot, front and center.

He doesn’t move for a long time but his eyes trail over your shoulder, scanning the fragmented headlines like he’s reading his own eulogy.

“Local Sheriff’s Son Declared Unfit.” “Victim Identified in Woods Near Jericho.”

When he finally turns, his eyes rake over you. You wish he looked angry but he doesn’t. He looks... satisfied.

“It’s not what it looks like, it’s research.” you start, voice thin. 

He laughs, not amused, just sharp. “You think this is research? You think cutting out articles about the guy who made your life hell qualifies as some kind of academic project?”

“I needed answers,” you snap.

His voice drops. “No. You needed me. You thought about me every night, didn’t you?” His voice is quiet, but mocking and dangerous. “You looked me up, imagined how I looked locked in that place, wondered if I’d come back for you.”

“I didn’t.”

“You did.” He steps toward you. You don’t move. “You probably sat on this floor reading articles about me, while your sweet little boyfriend thought you were reading some harmless books.”

His gaze drops to his mugshot, lingers there before he looks back at you.

“Do you get off looking at that photo?” Your breath catches… not because it’s true, but because it isn’t a no either. He smiles and there’s no warmth in it. “You were always into those dark romance paperbacks in high school… What was it? Brooding vampires? Abusive fae? Criminals who couldn’t be tamed?”

“Tyler…”

“You spent your nights with your thighs squeezed tight, reading about dangerous monsters and wishing they’d pick you?” He moves again, closer, each step pushes the air from your lungs. “And now, you have me.”

You stumble backward — only one step — and hit the edge of your desk. Your hands land behind you, fingers gripping the wood, grounding yourself in anything that’s not him.

He follows, doesn’t touch you but just looms, close enough that your perfume clings to the space between your bodies.

He nods toward the wall of printouts.

“You made a shrine.” You open your mouth — to deny it, to lie, to scream, you don’t know — but no words come. “Why? Why would you care like this? After everything I did to you? All the names I called you? The pranks I pulled? I ruined your books, your grades, your life…”

You make a sound, wounded, half a sob, half a moan. His hand lifts. He presses two fingers under your chin, tilts your face to his. His eyes are fire. Your breath stutters. The words hit low and they burn.

You should push him away, you should scream, you should run… But instead you rise on your toes and surge forward, your mouth colliding with his, not soft, not tentative, but furious. A slap disguised as a kiss. You pour every unsaid thing into it: the years of confusion, the nightmares, the twisted ache he left behind.

You’re the one who closes the space. You’re the one who grips the front of the hoodie and pulls. You’re the one who opens your mouth first.

For a breath, he doesn’t move. Then his hand fists in your hair and he devours you in return, he growls, low and guttural, and the kiss deepens like something snapping inside him. His hand slides to the back of your neck, holding you there, while the other finds your waist, fingers digging in, claiming, demanding.

“Fuck,” he groans into your mouth. “You have no idea what you just started.”

You break the kiss, panting. “Then shut up and show me.”

Your breath mingles with his, trembling, not with fear anymore, but with something far more dangerous. His thumb brushes your cheek, rough and reverent all at once. He’s breathing hard, chest rising and falling like he’s barely holding something back.

The scent of him hits you again, earthy, wild, tinged with sweat and blood and the ghost of your perfume.

His mouth crashes on yours again, no hesitation this time, all teeth and heat and years of tension snapping like a live wire between you. He lifts you easily, your ass hitting the desk with a dull thud, sending papers fluttering to the floor. You gasp into his mouth, but it’s not from pain. It’s the shock of him — all of him — so real, so solid, after years of being nothing but a nightmare in your mind.

He pulls back just enough to drag his gaze down your body, eyes dark with something primal. He groans low in his throat — a sound like fury and hunger and disbelief all at once — and then his hands are on you again, sliding up beneath the fabric, finding skin, heat, need, his mouth open and ravenous, kissing like it’s not just lust but hunger, like he wants to devour you.

Then his hand slides to your jaw, rough and controlling, and suddenly his fingers are pushing into your mouth, two, maybe three, thick and deep. He watches your eyes blow wide as you gag a little, lashes fluttering, and he groans.You whimper around his fingers, spit already dripping from the corner of your mouth, and he grins, wide and sharp and absolutely unhinged. His thumb drags your jaw open wider, forcing your head back to expose your throat, and he leans in like a predator. His eyes flare dark with something that’s not human.

Then it’s a blur; your clothes being ripped, teeth against skin, your name hissed through clenched teeth as he shoves your legs apart with bruising force.

“You wanted a monster? You fucking got him.”

He fumbles with your pants, desperate and impatient, until you lift your hips to help him, and then they’re gone, kicked away and forgotten, and his hand is right there, sliding between your thighs without hesitation, without apology. His fingers find how ready you are for him and he lets out a vicious little laugh.

“Wet for me already?” he remarks, middle finger sliding through the slick heat. “Didn’t take much, did it?”

His finger thrusts deep, then another, stretching you, and it’s not gentle, it’s frantic, punishing and filthy. You rock against his hand, chasing the friction, and he watches you unravel with something close to awe... Or madness.

He doesn’t finger you gently. He fucks you with his hand, two fingers deep and pumping rough, thumb grinding your clit while his other hand clamps around your throat. He watches you choke on a moan and he smiles before biting your neck hard enough to bruise, hard enough to mark. Then your shoulder. Your chest. Anywhere he can reach. And every sound you make, every gasped whimper, every shattered plea, feeds him.

“You're shaking already?” he sneers, dragging his slick fingers down to slap your pussy once, twice, the sound obscene. “And I haven’t even fucked you yet.”

He undoes his pants with one hand, the other still gripping your throat like a leash. And when he finally lines himself up, it’s with a dark look that dares you to tell him no but you won’t. You can’t. You want him to ruin you.

He pushes in with a groan so deep it vibrates in your chest, slow just for the stretch, then he slams the rest of the way, burying himself to the hilt. Your cry echoes off the walls, not of pain but relief.

He doesn’t stop. The desk creaks beneath you, the rhythm brutal and raw and perfect. His mouth is on your shoulder, your collarbone, your lips, biting, bruising, like he needs to mark you everywhere, prove you’re real, that this isn’t just another dream that will vanish when the cell door slams shut. You can feel him everywhere. Thick and unrelenting, every inch of him dragging against your walls, pushing you open, fucking you like he doesn’t care who hears or how much the desk rocks beneath you.

“Fuck, yes…” you gasp, tears leaking from the corners of your eyes as your body starts to shatter around him, your first orgasm building fast and vicious, like it’s being ripped from you.

He feels the way you tighten, the way your moans break and he loses what little control he had. One hand fists in your hair, the other still choking you, not enough to stop you from breathing, but enough to remind you who owns you now. His rhythm is brutal, savage, the kind of fucking meant to leave bruises on your hips and teeth marks on your collarbone. He fucks you like a man possessed, like he’s trying to burn the past from his skin and bury it in you. 

He grunts as he slams into you again, harder than before, so deep you swear he hits something that makes your vision spark. One of your hands flies to the edge of the desk, gripping hard, the other tangling in his hair as if you can anchor yourself there, like you can survive this without falling apart… But he’s not going to let you survive this intact. He wants to see you undone.

“That’s it,” he snarls, watching your eyes roll back, your mouth falling open with a silent cry. “Take it.”

Your legs tighten around him as he starts to pound into you, no rhythm, no finesse, just need. The desk slams into the wall with every thrust, papers long forgotten, and somewhere in the chaos you register the sting of his nails digging into your hips, dragging you back onto his cock every time he drives forward.

Your moan is wrecked, desperate, and it only drives him further off the rails. He loves it. Loves how ruined you sound, how you’re already trembling around him, clenching like your body’s trying to drag him deeper as if you’re scared he’ll leave before it’s over. Every brutal thrust drags you closer to that cliff’s edge, the pleasure so violent it borders on pain; the best kind. You’re soaked, dripping, a mess beneath him and he’s relentless, fucking you like he wants to leave his mark inside you.

Then his fingers slide between you again, rough and sure, rubbing tight circles against your clit as he slams up into you. Your body jerks, the cry ripped from your throat not even human anymore. You try to hold it, try to stay in control, but when he slaps your clit once, sharp and filthy, you break.

The orgasm crashes into you like a wave hitting stone. Your body arches off the desk, mouth open in a silent scream, muscles clenching so violently you see white. You don’t know what sounds are coming out of you — gasps, sobs, broken little moans — but he doesn’t stop, he fucks you through it, riding every aftershock, chasing his own release now with brutal, desperate thrusts, biting your lip until it bleeds.

He pulls out just in time to fist himself once, twice and groans deep, head thrown back as he comes all over your stomach, your thighs, marking you like it means something, like it’s a claim. He’s panting, shuddering, leaning over you with his arms braced on either side. His eyes are wild, blown wide, and there’s sweat sliding down his temple.

He brings his mouth on your neck again but this time, it doesn’t bite. It lingers, open-mouthed and hot, breathing against the bruises he just made.

“Still breathing?” he asks, voice wrecked, lips dragging along your jaw. You don’t answer. Your voice is a ruined thing, somewhere between a sob and a moan, your body shaking from aftershocks, from the mess, from the sheer violence of how hard he fucked you but your legs shift just slightly, just enough to show you’re still here and he grins with something possessive and feral burning in his eyes. “Good.”

He bends down and licks a drop of sweat from your neck. It’s not sensual, it’s animal, marking you again in the filthiest way he can, like tasting the salt on your skin is another form of possession. He kisses your bruised shoulder, not gently, but deeply, like an oath.

His other hand drags up your stomach still smeared with his cum and he wipes his fingers across your skin, then shoves two of them into your mouth.

“Suck.”

You do, instinctively. Desperately. His eyes roll back for a second. He breathes like he’s holding something dangerous back and pulls your head back with a fist in your hair, forcing you to look up at him. Your lips are red, your eyes glassy, bite marks blooming across your neck, your collarbone, your shoulders.

“Look at you, so pretty like this, ruined for anyone else.” Then — as if that wasn’t enough — he spits into your open mouth and you swallow it without blinking. “Good girl,” he breathes, eyes full of madness and worship.

He grabs your discarded shirt and uses it to wipe between your thighs, slow and deliberate. You flinch.

“Sensitive?” he asks, smug. 

You whimper. It’s the only sound you can make.

He tosses the shirt aside, doesn’t care where it lands. Then, without warning, he pulls you against him, your body still a trembling mess, and wraps his arms around you like a vice. One hand snakes up to grip your jaw again, tilting your head to the side so he can mouth at your throat, tasting skin, sweat, salt and spit.

It’s not a cuddle, it’s a claim.

“You’re not going anywhere,” he murmurs, dragging his teeth down your neck. “Not tonight. Not ever.”

Your voice finally breaks free, hoarse, barely a whisper. “I wasn’t planning to.”

He hums a low, pleased sound and then his hand slides down to your collarbone to touch one of the bite marks he left there.

“You’ll bruise here, and you’ll feel me every time you walk tomorrow.” he says, almost like a promise. Then he kisses that mark slowly, almost reverent.

“You’re mine now,” he murmurs against your lips, quieter than before but just as deadly. “No one else is ever gonna touch you again, I’ll fucking kill them if they try.”

You don’t even question it because you don’t want anyone else to. You swallow hard, still dazed and his grin is slow… And dangerous.

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