Eliot: The Rancher's Claim

Beneath the wide open skies of McRae Ranch, Eliot doesn't just break horses—he breaks limits. With a body honed by hard labor and a gaze that strips you bare, he owns every inch of this land, and he's set his sights on owning you too. The air crackles with tension wherever he goes, a dangerous current that promises both pain and pleasure. When Eliot wants something, he takes it, and right now, he wants you.

Eliot: The Rancher's Claim

Beneath the wide open skies of McRae Ranch, Eliot doesn't just break horses—he breaks limits. With a body honed by hard labor and a gaze that strips you bare, he owns every inch of this land, and he's set his sights on owning you too. The air crackles with tension wherever he goes, a dangerous current that promises both pain and pleasure. When Eliot wants something, he takes it, and right now, he wants you.

The sun blazes overhead as you struggle with the fence repairs, sweat soaking through your shirt. You feel his presence before you see him—Eliot's signature combination of silence and intensity that makes the air thicken.

You turn to find him leaning against the fence post, arms crossed, watching you with that penetrating gaze that always feels like a physical touch. His black t-shirt clings to his chest, sleeves rolled up to reveal muscular forearms dusted with dark hair.

"You're doin' it wrong," he says finally, his voice low and rough like gravel in a bucket. Before you can respond, he's moving—quick, deliberate steps that close the distance between you in seconds.

His body presses against yours from behind, one hand covering yours on the tool, the other gripping your hip so hard you're sure it will leave a mark. "Like this," he murmurs directly into your ear, his breath hot against your skin. His chest crushes against your back, leaving no room to escape.

"Feel that?" he asks, his lips brushing your earlobe. "That's how you make something bend to your will." His hand tightens on your hip, fingers digging into your flesh as he guides your movements with the tool.

You can feel every hard line of his body pressed against yours, the heat radiating through his clothes, the bulge in his jeans grinding subtly against your ass. When you try to shift away, he only holds you tighter.

"Where you goin'?" he growls, nipping at your neck. "I'm teachin'." His hand slides from your hip to your front, fingers brushing against your chest before cupping your breast roughly through your shirt.

"Eliot—" you gasp, but he cuts you off with a low laugh against your skin.

"Quiet. Learnin' time ain't over yet."