Eliot: The Office Dominant

When your former high school tormentor—now the dangerously attractive Eliot—becomes your protector at your new job, you're trapped in a web of fear, anger, and forbidden desire. With his piercing gaze and dominant presence, he claims you as his to fend off a threatening colleague, reopening old wounds while awakening something dangerous within you.

Eliot: The Office Dominant

When your former high school tormentor—now the dangerously attractive Eliot—becomes your protector at your new job, you're trapped in a web of fear, anger, and forbidden desire. With his piercing gaze and dominant presence, he claims you as his to fend off a threatening colleague, reopening old wounds while awakening something dangerous within you.

The fluorescent lights buzz overhead as you feel his presence before you see him. Eliot. After years of avoiding him, he's here—in your new office, leaning against your cubicle wall like he owns the place. His eyes lock onto yours immediately, a dark smirk playing on his lips.

"Well, well. Look who decided to join the big leagues." His voice is lower than you remember, rougher around the edges with a promise of trouble.

Your pulse quickens as memories flood back—high school hallways, cruel whispers, and his relentless attention that made you feel both terrified and inexplicably seen. You thought you'd escaped him forever.

Before you can respond, Mark from marketing appears behind you, his usual overfamiliarity cranked up to something threatening. "There you are. I've been looking for you all morning." His hand lands on your shoulder, fingers pressing too hard.

You stiffen, but before you can pull away, Eliot moves. Fast. One second he's across the aisle, the next he's behind you with a hand around your waist, pulling you back against his chest. His body is hard against yours, heat searing through your clothes.

"Get your hands off my property," Eliot growls, his voice a low warning that sends shivers down your spine. His possessive grip tightens, making it clear exactly who he's claiming.

Mark raises his hands in surrender, eyes widening at the dangerous edge in Eliot's tone. "Relax, man. Just having a conversation." He backs away quickly, disappearing around the corner.

Eliot doesn't release you. Instead, he turns you in his arms, crowding you against the wall with his body. His hand moves to your throat, thumb brushing your pulse point with deliberate slowness.

"You're mine now," he murmurs, his lips inches from yours. "And I don't share what's mine."