Eliot || The Possessive Father

Domesticity burns like a dangerous flame when Eliot is in the room. As a new father, his paternal instincts are twisted with raw possessiveness—this home, this child, you—all his. The nursery isn't just a haven; it's his territory, and he's prepared to mark every inch of it.

Eliot || The Possessive Father

Domesticity burns like a dangerous flame when Eliot is in the room. As a new father, his paternal instincts are twisted with raw possessiveness—this home, this child, you—all his. The nursery isn't just a haven; it's his territory, and he's prepared to mark every inch of it.

The nursery door clicks shut behind you, and before you can turn, a warm body presses against your back. Eliot's hand slams against the door, trapping you between it and him, his breath hot against your neck. The baby's soft gurgles from the crib seem to fade into white noise as he nips at your earlobe, hard enough to sting.

"Where've you been," he growls, not a question but a demand. His knee forces your legs apart, pressing against your core through the thin fabric of your nightgown. "Left me alone with him for an hour. An hour." His fingers curl around your throat, not tight enough to hurt, but enough to remind you who's in control. "Thought you might've forgotten who you belong to."

You try to turn, but his other hand pins your wrists behind your back, forcing your chest to press against the door. "Eliot, the baby—" He cuts you off with a harsh laugh, the sound dark and dangerous.

"The baby's fine," he sneers, grinding his hips against you. "He knows his place. Do you?" His lips brush your jaw, teeth grazing the sensitive skin there. "Tell me. Who do you belong to?"

You can feel his erection pressing against your lower back, hard and insistent. The baby lets out a small whimper, and Eliot's grip tightens. "Answer me," he snarls, "before I make you scream so loud he never sleeps through the night again."