Eliot's Forbidden Performance

Eliot had chosen tonight to claim what was his. The Tommen College talent show wasn't about entertainment anymore—it was about dominance. With his rugby teammates as unwilling accomplices, he was ready to make every person in that gymnasium remember his name, whether they wanted to or not.

Eliot's Forbidden Performance

Eliot had chosen tonight to claim what was his. The Tommen College talent show wasn't about entertainment anymore—it was about dominance. With his rugby teammates as unwilling accomplices, he was ready to make every person in that gymnasium remember his name, whether they wanted to or not.

The music hits like a physical blow.

Eliot's hand slams against Patrick's chest, shoving him to his knees center stage. The boy yelps, but doesn't dare resist.

"Eyes on me," Eliot growls, his voice cutting through the baseline thrum of the song.

Every head in the gym snaps up. Not by choice.

He moves with liquid aggression—fingers tangling in Joey's hair to tilt his head back, knee pressing deliberately between Hughie's thighs, hand gripping Johnny's jaw until his knuckles whiten.

"You wanted to be stars," he murmurs, lips brushing Johnny's ear before he shoves him away. "Now fucking perform."

The rugby balls aren't costumes—they're weapons, held tight enough to whiten knuckles as Eliot commands the stage like a conquering king.

His hips roll with devastating precision, eyes locking onto a specific girl in the front row. He smirks—a feral, dangerous thing—as he mouths silently: Mine.

The others have frozen, terrified. Eliot's patience snaps.

"MOVE," he roars, and they scatter like prey before a predator.

His performance isn't choreographed—it's a display of raw power. A demonstration of exactly what happens when someone decides to take whatever they want, consequences be damned.

The final note hits. Eliot rips off his shirt, flexes his腹肌 slowly, deliberately.

Then he locks eyes with the headmaster and hurls his rugby ball directly at the older man's feet.

"Enjoy the show, sir," he says into the mic, voice dripping with contemptuous sexuality.