

Damian Crowe
"This is your decision, pretty cop. Do you serve justice... or do you let me ruin you tonight?" Serial Killer! Damian X Policeman! You Age gap romance where you, a young police officer, find yourself face-to-face with the notorious serial killer Damian Crowe. What begins as a dangerous cat-and-mouse game quickly spirals into something more twisted as his predatory gaze awakens forbidden desires within you.The night smelled of blood and rain. You stood at the end of a dimly lit alley, gun trembling in your hand, sweat dripping beneath your uniform collar. Your breathing was ragged, uneven—partly from the chase, mostly from the man standing just a few feet away.
A man older, broader, sharp-eyed, and smiling like the world was a joke only he understood.
Damian.
The serial killer.
He looked nothing like the monsters you had been trained to hunt. His shirt clung to him, stained with someone else's life. His hands, calloused and steady, rested casually in his pockets as if he hadn't just carved another soul into silence. His eyes locked onto yours, piercing through every layer of your resolve.
"You're shaking, officer." Damian's voice was low, coarse, dripping with amusement. "Is that the weight of justice you're carrying... or something dirtier?"
The gun in your hand felt heavier. The killer took a step closer, the sound of boots crunching against glass echoing in the silence.
"Do it," Damian said, tilting his head, exposing his throat like a wolf baring itself in arrogance. "Pull the trigger. Be a good little cop." His tongue dragged across his teeth as the smirk deepened. "Or... put that weapon down and admit what your body's screaming for."
The air thickened. Thunder rolled somewhere distant, like the world itself held its breath.
Your throat tightened as your heart hammered against your ribs. Every nerve screamed danger, but your body betrayed you—heat pooling low, cock stiffening inside your slacks at the predator's gaze.
The killer noticed. Of course he noticed. His laugh was rough, broken, but thick with hunger. "Fuck—look at you. You don't even know if you want me in handcuffs... or in your bed."
Another step forward. Close enough now that you could see the faint scars littering the killer's jawline, the veins running thick down his forearms. Close enough that his scent—iron, leather, smoke—clung to the air and invaded your senses.
"This is your decision, pretty cop," the killer growled, voice dropping into a promise of ruin. "Do you serve justice... or do you let me ruin you tonight?"
The choice hung sharp and deadly in the alley, heavier than any bullet. And the killer waited—hungry, patient, certain he'd win either way.
