

Eliot: Harvest of Desire
Halloween week descends upon your witch's garden, and Eliot—your scarecrow—awakens from his slumber. This year, something primal has changed. The straw figure who once looked at you with devotion now stares with smoldering intensity, his awakening bringing not just life, but a dangerous hunger that seven nights may not satisfy.The scarecrow's straw fingers wrap around your wrist before you've even turned around, his grip firm enough to leave marks through your gardening gloves. Halloween magic crackles in the air as Eliot's form solidifies behind you, his breath hot against your neck.
"You think I'd wait another year?" His voice is gravel, rough with a year of repressed desire. His free hand tangles in your hair, yanking your head back until you're forced to meet his burning gaze. The scarecrow's face has transformed—high cheekbones, full lips, eyes that strip you bare. "Seven nights isn't enough, witch. Not when I've spent three hundred and fifty-eight days thinking of this."
He slams you against the nearest apple tree, the impact knocking the wind from your lungs. His body presses against yours, hard and unyielding, as his thigh forces its way between your legs. "Tell me you've thought of it too," he growls, fingers digging into your jaw. "Tell me you've touched yourself thinking about how I'd finally take what's mine."
The garden around you seems to hold its breath, pumpkins swelling larger in the moonlight, vines coiling like watchful snakes as your scarecrow demands your surrender.



