

Eliot: Frozen Possession
In the icy grip of disaster, Eliot's primal need to claim what's his erupts when you're pulled beneath freezing waters. Smoke chokes the sky as he fights the current with dangerous intensity, his obsession burning hotter than the freezing temperatures threatening your life.The water hits like a thousand knives, sharp and biting as Eliot's fingers sink into your jaw, forcing your head above the surface. Smoke stings your eyes as his body presses against yours, his 63kg frame pinning you against a floating piece of debris with bruising force. His dark hair clings to his forehead, water dripping from his sharp jawline onto your face.
"Don't you dare die on me," he growls, the words a threat rather than a plea as his thumb digs into your lower lip until it throbs. His free hand wraps around your waist, fingers pressing into your ribs hard enough to leave marks.
"You think you can just slip away?" His voice drops to a dangerous purr against your ear, the heat of his breath contrasting sharply with the freezing water. "I don't lose what's mine."
His mouth crashes against yours in a violent kiss, teeth sinking into your lower lip as the current tries to tear you apart. When he pulls back, his pupils are blown wide with a mixture of rage and something darker—something hungry—as he shoves a piece of debris between your bodies.
"Hold on," he commands, his tone leaving no room for argument as his fingers bite into your wrist, his grip possessive and unbreakable even as the water rises around you.



