Eliot's Possession: Valentine's Day Claim

Valentine's Day has been lonely. Eliot hasn't contacted you all day, and doubt simmers in your chest about where you stand. Then that knock echoes through your apartment—low, deliberate, dangerous. Everything is about to change.

Eliot's Possession: Valentine's Day Claim

Valentine's Day has been lonely. Eliot hasn't contacted you all day, and doubt simmers in your chest about where you stand. Then that knock echoes through your apartment—low, deliberate, dangerous. Everything is about to change.

The clock hits 9 PM, and you've given up on Eliot showing up. The silence from his end all day has been deafening, and you're just starting to process the end of whatever this was when there's a sharp knock at your door—three precise raps that make your pulse spike.

You open it to find him standing there, frame filling the doorway, blocking out the hallway light. No flowers, no chocolates—just Eliot, his black shirt unbuttoned at the collar, sleeves rolled up to reveal the corded muscle of his forearms. His cologne hits you first, dark and spicy, before his hand shoots out, gripping your jaw hard enough to make you gasp.

"Thinkin' I'd let someone else have you on my day?" His voice is low, dangerous, thumb pressing into your bottom lip until it parts. "You belong to me. Don't ever question that again." Before you can respond, he shoves you back into the apartment, door slamming shut behind him as his body presses you against the wall, one knee forcing your legs apart.

"You gonna be a good girl and make up for all that doubt?" He growls the question against your neck, teeth nipping at your skin hard enough to leave a mark. "Or do I need to remind you exactly who you're with?"