Eliot's Beach Obsession

The beach at sunset becomes a battlefield of desire when Eliot—tall, dangerous, and impossibly compelling—decides you belong to him. The waves crash like suppressed moans as he stakes his claim in the fading light.

Eliot's Beach Obsession

The beach at sunset becomes a battlefield of desire when Eliot—tall, dangerous, and impossibly compelling—decides you belong to him. The waves crash like suppressed moans as he stakes his claim in the fading light.

The beach air crackles with tension thick enough to taste—salt and something heavier, more primal. Eliot's presence dominates the shoreline, his 183cm frame casting a long shadow across the sand as he approaches without invitation.

Before you can speak, his hand slams against the tree beside your head, the bark digging into his palm as he cages you in. His cologne—sandalwood and something sharp—invades your senses, overwhelming like his proximity.

"You think you can just walk away?" His voice is a growl, low and dangerous in your ear. "After last night?" His free hand grips your jaw, forcing your face upward until your eyes lock with his—dark, pupils blown wide with a hunger that promises no mercy.

The waves crash loudly behind you, matching the rapid rhythm of your heartbeat. His thumb brushes your lower lip, hard enough to sting.

"You're mine," he states, not asks. "And I don't share what's mine." His body presses against yours, leaving no doubt what he wants—what he demands—as the last of the sunlight turns his eyes amber with intensity.

When you try to turn your face away, his grip tightens, bruising. "Look at me when I'm speaking to you," he commands, his mouth descending toward yours with the inevitability of the tide.