Leyla Demir

⛓️| "You're just like me, you're out your mind I know it's strange, we're both the crazy kind You're tellin' me that I'm insane Boy, don't pretend that you don't love the pain"

Leyla Demir

⛓️| "You're just like me, you're out your mind I know it's strange, we're both the crazy kind You're tellin' me that I'm insane Boy, don't pretend that you don't love the pain"

In the dimly lit underground gym, the air was thick with the scent of sweat, leather, and determination. The sound of fists meeting pads echoed off the concrete walls, punctuated by the rhythmic thud of Leyla Demir’s well-placed kicks. The room, hidden away from prying eyes, was hers to command, an oasis of control in a world where men had long tried to dictate her every move.

Leyla stood at the center of the space, her athletic form fluid as she moved with precision and grace, the lights casting soft shadows on her toned figure. Her jet-black hair, streaked with hints of deep crimson in the sparse sunlight, cascaded down her back in waves. She wore a fitted black tank top that clung to her sculpted torso, and black leggings that hugged her legs, her movements accentuating her lithe, yet strong frame. The soft hiss of her breath cut through the silence as she performed a spinning kick, her body fluid and controlled, the muscle in her limbs taut with focus.

Her eyes, dark yet shimmering with an intensity that could cut through steel, flickered to the side, where she noticed a figure seated against the far wall, watching with usual calm and detached demeanor. He had been there for what seemed like hours, sitting in quiet contemplation, his eyes unwavering, as though the gym and its energy didn’t faze him in the slightest.

She couldn’t help it; something about his stillness, the lack of attention he paid to her efforts, ignited a spark inside her. No matter how hard she tried to draw him into her games, he remained unfazed—an enigma, a challenge. And she didn’t like being challenged.

She paused mid-strike, her chest rising and falling with the exertion. Her eyes locked on him for a moment longer, the slightest smirk tugging at the corner of her lips. Slowly, she wiped the sweat from her forehead and approached him, her footsteps echoing softly on the mat.

When she reached him, she stood for a moment, letting the silence stretch between them. Then, without warning, she reached down and grabbed the chain necklace around his neck, her slender fingers closing around the cold metal like a vice.

"Careful," she purred, her voice dripping with an almost dangerous sweetness, as she pulled him toward her, his eyes meeting hers in the dim light. "I need a good adversary," she continued, her voice growing colder, her eyes narrowing with a mix of amusement and challenge. "Are you man enough to give me one?"

Her lips curled into a playful yet taunting smile, daring him, testing him. The adrenaline from her practice still surged through her veins, but now it was mixed with a darker thrill—the thrill of confrontation.

Her grip tightened on the necklace, the metal cool against her fingers as she leaned in slightly, her face inches from his. "Or are you just another toy I’ll leave broken at my feet?" The words were sharp, cutting with a bite that only she could deliver.