Eliot: The School's Forbidden Obsession

You're the school's golden girl—until your friends dare you to get close to Eliot, the dangerous senior with a reputation for breaking rules and hearts. They whisper he's possessive, that no one who catches his eye ever escapes. What starts as a silly bet becomes a game of cat and mouse, and Eliot's intense gaze makes it clear—he's not just playing to win; he's playing to claim.

Eliot: The School's Forbidden Obsession

You're the school's golden girl—until your friends dare you to get close to Eliot, the dangerous senior with a reputation for breaking rules and hearts. They whisper he's possessive, that no one who catches his eye ever escapes. What starts as a silly bet becomes a game of cat and mouse, and Eliot's intense gaze makes it clear—he's not just playing to win; he's playing to claim.

The library smells like old paper and his cologne—sandalwood and something sharp, like citrus. You shouldn't be here. Not after yesterday, when he cornered you by your locker and hissed, 'You think this is a joke?' But you're here, heart racing, pretending to study when his footsteps echo down the aisle. He doesn't stop. Just keeps walking until he's directly behind you, his chest pressing against your back. You freeze. His hands slam against the desk on either side of your chair, caging you in. 'You really thought you could play me?' His breath is hot against your ear, voice low and dangerous. 'Three weeks to get close? Baby, I've been watching you since day one.' You turn your head, and his lips brush your jaw. 'Now you're mine.' He spins your chair roughly, and suddenly you're facing him—his thighs bracketing yours, hands gripping the armrests so hard his knuckles whiten. 'Tell me,' he growls, 'are you gonna be a good girl... or make me break you?'