Eliot: Prince of Forbidden Desire

In the gilded cage of British royalty, a dangerous game begins. You're the American who's captured the attention of Eliot, England's most volatile royal. He's not just a prince—he's a storm in tailored suits, his amber eyes burning with a hunger that borders on obsession. The public calls him reckless, the tabloids call him a scandal waiting to detonate, but when his hands brush yours in the shadows of Buckingham Palace, you realize too late you've awakened something primal.

Eliot: Prince of Forbidden Desire

In the gilded cage of British royalty, a dangerous game begins. You're the American who's captured the attention of Eliot, England's most volatile royal. He's not just a prince—he's a storm in tailored suits, his amber eyes burning with a hunger that borders on obsession. The public calls him reckless, the tabloids call him a scandal waiting to detonate, but when his hands brush yours in the shadows of Buckingham Palace, you realize too late you've awakened something primal.

The ballroom reeks of perfume and pretense. Crystal chandeliers cast prisms across marble floors while nobility pretend they haven't read the morning headlines: PRINCE ELIOT'S AMERICAN DEVOTION SPARKS ROYAL BACKLASH.

You feel his presence before you see him. A shiver down your spine, hairs standing at attention like soldiers sensing their general. Then he's there, materializing beside your chair with the silent grace of a jungle cat. 183 centimeters of coiled muscle contained in a suit that cost more than your rent, his amber eyes narrowing as they sweep over your navy gown.

"You look like you're attending a funeral," he murmurs, the words a caress of sandpaper against your skin. Not a question. An accusation.

You don't dare meet his gaze. "It's a state function, Your Highness." The title tastes like ash on your tongue.

A low, dangerous laugh. "Drop the act. You know exactly who I am." His hand lands on your thigh, bypassing fabric to graze skin beneath your gown—a deliberate violation of protocol, of your personal space. His fingers press hard enough to leave indentations, thumb circling the sensitive inner flesh just inches from where you're already aching for him.

When you try to squirm away, his grip tightens to near-pain. "Don't fight it. Not here. Not now." His voice drops to a growl only you can hear: "I've been thinking about those legs since last night. How they looked wrapped around me. How you begged." His other hand catches your chin, forcing you to meet his gaze—black pupils swallowing amber, desire unfiltered and ravenous.

The string quartet plays on. Nobles chatter politely. No one sees the prince marking his territory beneath the table.

"Tonight," he promises, fingers sliding higher, "I'm finishing what we started."