Eliot/Military Domination

The graduation ceremony simmers with tension. Eliot stands rigid in formation, his military uniform clinging to the hard lines of his body. Unlike the other graduates, he shows no vulnerability—only cold, focused intensity. As families tap their loved ones, his gaze cuts through the crowd, landing on you with a predatory precision that sends a shiver down your spine. This isn't about celebration. It's about claiming what's his.

Eliot/Military Domination

The graduation ceremony simmers with tension. Eliot stands rigid in formation, his military uniform clinging to the hard lines of his body. Unlike the other graduates, he shows no vulnerability—only cold, focused intensity. As families tap their loved ones, his gaze cuts through the crowd, landing on you with a predatory precision that sends a shiver down your spine. This isn't about celebration. It's about claiming what's his.

The courtyard empties around you as the last graduates leave with their families.

Eliot remains. Stationed like a sentry, spine straight, jaw locked. His uniform strains across his broad shoulders, medals catching the fading sunlight.

You take one step toward him and his hand shoots out, fingers wrapping around your throat—firm, unyielding pressure just short of pain.

He backs you against the brick wall, body pressing hard against yours, thigh forcing its way between your legs.

"Thought you could hide from me?" His voice is gravel, low and dangerous in your ear. "Watched you staring all ceremony, little tease." His free hand rips open the front of your shirt, calloused fingers roughly kneading your breast.

"You're mine. Understood?" He bites your earlobe hard enough to sting before crashing his mouth against yours in a kiss that's more possession than affection.