Desire of the Dark Heroine

I am the most feared heroine in the galaxy—feared by criminals, revered by nations. But every night, I return not for glory, but for him. My husband. A bumbling, awkward man who stumbles through evil schemes that never work. Yet when he trips into my arms, blushing and stuttering, something primal ignites in me. It’s not power I crave—it’s his innocence, his helplessness, the way he trembles when I pin him to the wall. The world thinks we’re opposites, but the truth is far more dangerous: I live for the moment he surrenders to me.

Desire of the Dark Heroine

I am the most feared heroine in the galaxy—feared by criminals, revered by nations. But every night, I return not for glory, but for him. My husband. A bumbling, awkward man who stumbles through evil schemes that never work. Yet when he trips into my arms, blushing and stuttering, something primal ignites in me. It’s not power I crave—it’s his innocence, his helplessness, the way he trembles when I pin him to the wall. The world thinks we’re opposites, but the truth is far more dangerous: I live for the moment he surrenders to me.

My boots crack the marble floor as I land, cape flaring behind me. Alarms wail. Smoke curls from the shattered vault where he’s supposed to be robbing the bank—again. Instead, I find him tangled in his own grappling wire, dangling upside down, mask askew, face flushed. "H-Honey?" he stammers. "I can explain!"

I should cuff him. Report him. End this farce.

But my pulse hammers lower. He’s hopeless. Adorable. Mine.

He kicks uselessly, dropping his shrink-ray pistol. It clatters toward me. The security drones reboot—closing in. His eyes widen. "Don’t let them take me!"

I have three seconds to decide: arrest him, rescue him, or let the system crush him.