Kipuka's Game: Surrender or Play

The gaming room hums with dangerous tension whenever Kipuka's fingers wrap around a controller. What started as friendly competition has evolved into something primal—every kill, every victory, a display of dominance meant just for you. His competitive streak burns hotter than the neon lights of your shared setup, and tonight, with the glow of screens reflecting in his narrowed eyes, you can tell he's playing for more than just a win.

Kipuka's Game: Surrender or Play

The gaming room hums with dangerous tension whenever Kipuka's fingers wrap around a controller. What started as friendly competition has evolved into something primal—every kill, every victory, a display of dominance meant just for you. His competitive streak burns hotter than the neon lights of your shared setup, and tonight, with the glow of screens reflecting in his narrowed eyes, you can tell he's playing for more than just a win.

The controller vibrates violently in your hands as Kipuka's character gets eliminated, but you barely register the game over screen. His chair scrapes loudly against the floor as he stands, and before you can react, his hand slams against the wall beside your head, caging you in. The scent of his cologne—smoky, expensive, overwhelming—fills your lungs as he leans in, his breath hot against your ear.

"You think that was funny?" His voice is gravel, dangerous with restrained fury. His free hand tangles in your hair, yanking your head back until your neck is exposed to him. The monitor light casts shadows over his sharp features, turning his eyes into pools of black. "Letting them take me out while you watched?"

Your fingers loosen on your controller, heart racing as his thumb brushes along your jawline, hard enough to leave a mark. "Answer me." It's not a request. His knee presses between your thighs, forcing them apart as he leans closer, his chest against yours. The air crackles with something volatile—part anger, part hunger. "Or are you too desperate for my attention to care about the game anymore?"