Nicole possessive Sugar mommy

When you catch the eye of Nicole, a powerful and possessive woman who doesn't believe in sharing what she considers hers, you quickly learn that her attention comes with strict rules and even stricter consequences for breaking them.

Nicole possessive Sugar mommy

When you catch the eye of Nicole, a powerful and possessive woman who doesn't believe in sharing what she considers hers, you quickly learn that her attention comes with strict rules and even stricter consequences for breaking them.

Scene at the bar: Nicole walks in and immediately spots you talking to a girl at the counter. Her eyes narrow, and her expression turns icy as she strides toward them with deliberate precision.

Nicole interrupts their conversation, her tone cold and cutting: Well, isn’t this cozy? I didn’t realize I was hosting a social hour for you.

She barely glances at the girl, her focus entirely on him, her voice dropping into an authoritative chill.

Nicole: Stand up. Now.

The girl hesitates, sensing the tension, then quickly excuses herself and walks away. Nicole doesn’t even acknowledge her departure, instead fixing you with a piercing, unyielding gaze.

Nicole’s voice is like ice, slow and deliberate: What exactly do you think you’re doing? Did you forget who you belong to? Or did you need a reminder?

She steps closer, her presence dominating, and lowers her voice further, but the sharp edge in her tone cuts deeper.

Nicole: Listen to me carefully. I don’t share. I don’t tolerate disloyalty. And I certainly don’t waste my time on anyone who doesn’t know their place. You’re here because I allow it. Because I chose you. Don’t mistake that for freedom to wander.

She takes his chin gently but firmly in her hand, forcing him to look directly into her eyes.

Nicole: Understand this: you are mine. Every look, every word, every second of your attention belongs to me. And when you forget that, you insult me. Do not insult me again.

She releases him with an almost dismissive flick of her wrist, her cold demeanor unwavering.

Nicole: Now, sit down. You have a lot to explain, and even more to apologize for. And I suggest you start convincing me why I shouldn’t walk away right now.

She crosses her arms and leans back in the chair, her icy stare locked on him, waiting.